San Francisco State University will be closed during the holidays from December 24 through January 1.
We will re-open on Friday, January 2, 2026.
The University is still accepting gifts during this time. If you would like to make a gift and have it recorded in this calendar year (2025), please use one of the following options:
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To make an online gift via credit card, please click one of the links below:
- I would like to make an online gift to support academic programs and scholarships
- I would like to make an online gift to support Gator Athletics
- PLEASE PROCESS YOUR ONLINE DONATION BEFORE MIDNIGHT ON DECEMBER 31, 2025, TO BE RECORDED IN 2025
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To make a gift of stock or other securities:
- Please email develop@sfsu.edu for assistance; this inbox is being monitored daily over the holiday closure.
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To arrange a wire transfer or speak to a development officer:
- Please contact David Fierberg, Executive Director of Development, at dfierberg@sfsu.edu or (415) 405-3966, and he will be happy to assist you.
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To make a gift via check:
- Please make your check payable to: The University Corporation, San Francisco State
- Indicate the gift designation on the Memo section of your check
- Mail your check to:
- Office of University Development
San Francisco State University
1600 Holloway Avenue, ADM 153
San Francisco, CA 94132
- Office of University Development
- PLEASE ENSURE YOUR ENVELOPE IS POSTMARKED BY DECEMBER 31, 2025, TO BE RECORDED IN 2025
Thank you for your support of San Francisco State, and we wish you a wonderful holiday season!
Your Support Makes a Significant Difference to Today's Students, Faculty and Programs.
San Francisco State University relies on private support to fulfill its mission and provide a high-quality education to students from the Bay Area and well beyond. Many of these students are the first in their families to pursue a university degree, and their ambition and success add economic, cultural and social vitality to our communities. A scholarship can mean the difference between graduating on time or never graduating at all, and you can make that happen. You can also help us continue to offer innovative and effective academic programs and attract and retain stellar faculty.