Donor Impact
Congratulations to alumni, friends, students, parents, faculty and staff, and all community members who stepped up in such a powerful way to prove what Beavers can do together.
Megan Nicholls is pursuing her childhood dream at Bemidji State University because scholarships made it possible. And today, donors have the opportunity to support students like Nicholls through Day of Giving.
Kari Kantack Miller has donated on every single Day of Giving because she’s a longtime believer that small gifts accomplish great things when multiplied together.
It’s a particularly important sunrise for us this morning because a new day means one thing: Today is officially Day of Giving!
Your gift tells students they are not doing this alone. They are backed by an entire community of advocates who believe in them.
Bemidji State University’s Day of Giving is when fundraising becomes a movement and community becomes action.
Ever since Tom and Sandy Richard joined Bemidji State University’s Legacy Society in 2008, they have been dedicated to inviting friends and colleagues to do the same. They’ve seen great success in doing so, having directly recruited at least a dozen other couples to join the society.
John and Joy Hoffman believe in the North, and they believe in Bemidji State University. That’s why they’re giving with confidence.
Mike Roberge’s Bemidji State University degree prepared him for a successful career, and he knows that he’s a byproduct of generosity from those who came before him.
BSU’s premier, 24-hour fundraising event is back for 2026 on Feb. 19, and you can be part of the movement that brings new opportunities, new resources, and new momentum to support our students.