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Every donor, every gift, makes a BIG difference!

Through your contribution to the MPAS LGBTQA Initiatives Ignite campaign, you will ignite creativity, discovery and innovation, as well as strengthen the financial foundation needed for FIU to ascend to the next level of excellence. 

FIU Employees

FIU employees have the option of making a contribution through payroll:

• Recurring Biweekly Payroll Deductions – Your Gift Amount will be deducted continuously. (i.e., $1.92 = $1.92 per pay period until you request a change)
• One Payment Payroll Deduction – Your Gift Amount will be deducted from one pay check only. (i.e., $100 = $ 100 from one pay period)

Alumni & Community Members

FIU alumni or community members who want to give may make a one-time direct credit card payment or complete the pledge form above. For questions or inquiries, please reach out directly to Associate Director, Dr. Erica Jayne Friedman at efriedma@fiu.edu.

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