Foundation
Expanding access, investing in opportunity.
Your support increases access to a CWU education that combines hands-on research, mentorship, and real-world learning. Together, we’re investing in opportunities for students and transforming communities across Washington and beyond. Join us in making access a reality for more learners.
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About Us
Meet the members of the CWU Foundation Board and learn about the Executive Committee.
Fundraising Priorities
We invite you to learn more about the following fundraising priorities at Central Washington University.
Giving
The CWU Foundation accepts gifts online, via phone, or by mail. Donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Donor Impact
Learn about ways that donor contributions make a positive impact supporting Central programs and students.
Get Involved
Learn more about getting involved with Foundation at CWU!
Frequently Asked Questions
Read the answers to some commonly asked questions regarding the CWU Foundation and gifting to CWU.
Story Idea Submission Form
Share your story with CWU Foundation
Stay in Touch
Learn about the latest news and events from the University Foundation, or update your contact information.
We are pleased to share our Fiscal Year 2025 Impact Report in a new digital format.
Follow the link below and you will discover the ways philanthropy is opening doors, fueling innovative programs, and charting a course for the future at CWU.
You can read the FY24 UA Impact Report here. You may also view audited financials, as well as past impact reports, by visiting the CWU Foundation Accounting page.
Resources
If you are a student who received a scholarship, please review the Student Scholarship Instructions (PDF)on how to fill out your thank you letter.
CWU News
CWU Disability Services aims to provide equitable access to education
February 23, 2026 by Rune Torgersen
CWU faculty member awarded Fulbright post-doctoral scholarship
February 23, 2026 by David Leder
Three CWU music ensembles to perform in early March
February 18, 2026 by Office of Marketing and Communications