Clemson Forever

Your Gifts Make a Lasting Impact

Cornerstone gift to Student Affairs continues to move Clemson fiercely forward.

First $2.5M Academic Cornerstone for Clemson’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences.

The first Cornerstone Partners for both athletics and academics.

The Richardsons are passionate about the power of education.

Dedication ceremony for the Johnson Family Student Memorial and Reflection Garden.

Snow Family donates $25 million transformational gift.

Nieri Family donates $12.5 million to name state-of-the art Alumni and Visitors Center.

The compassion, service and philanthropy of Bo and Donna Gossett pave the way for student success.

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LANDMARK GIFT TO THE SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE — A $3M gift from Laura and Bill Pelham will build and strengthen the School of Architecture’s connection to the Fine Arts Center architecture program in Greenville and the Emerging Scholars program here on campus. Through this gift, the Pelhams will positively affect the pipeline of Clemson architecture students for decades to come.
CELEBRATION OF CLEMSON'S NEWEST ACADEMIC CORNERSTONE PARTNERS, LAURA AND BILL PELHAM — With a gift of $3M, Laura and Bill Pelham, AIA, '77, M '81, become the School of Architecture’s first Academic Cornerstone Partner.
Clemson Forever Event Photos — View photos from special events celebrating Clemson and members of the Clemson Family who are supporting our University with their time, talent and treasures.
A gift honoring Clemson’s land-grant mission — Amy and Micky Scott ’75 are making a positive difference now and in the future as the first $2.5 million Academic Cornerstone Partner for Clemson’s College of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences to support scholarships.
Celebration of Clemson's newest Academic Cornerstone Partner, Micky '75 and Amy Scott — With a gift of $2.5M to CAFLS, Micky '75 and Amy Scott become the College's first Academic Cornerstone Partner.