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Give to Engagement
and Extension

With you, we create lasting impact

Whether opening degree pathways for non-traditional students through online coursework, partnering with farmers and ranchers on 21st century agriculture solutions, or sparking curiosity in learners across identities, your gift helps us empower individuals and communities to thrive.

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Our priorities

The work of CSU’s Office of Engagement and Extension is organized around five engagement collaboratives. This network helps us come together, build connections, and collaborate on critical issues. Our five core themes are central to the needs of Coloradans:

  • Health & Well-being
  • Youth & Family
  • Economic & Community Development
  • Natural Resources & Sustainability
  • Food & Agriculture

Online Giving Opportunities

Colorado 4-H Youth Development

In 2021, Colorado 4-H reached nearly 100,000 youth across the state. They learned valuable life skills to help them succeed in college and careers while nurturing their curiosity, generosity and sense of community.

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CSU Online and Professional Education

Degree, certificate, and professional development programs through CSU Online and Professional Education increase access to learners through exceptional online, hybrid, and distance education programs.

CSU Extension

With 55 offices statewide, CSU Extension resides in communities, empowering Coloradans to address community needs based on research, science, and a willingness to partner and collaborate.

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Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)

The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute provides a variety of noncredit courses and activities developed for adults of all ages, with special attention to those 50 or better.


Other ways to give

Connect with us

We would love to connect and discuss your philanthropic goals. You can give us a call, reach out via email or visit us at University Square in room 202.

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Ali Eccleston
Managing Director of Development
Email Ali Eccleston
(970) 443-4577

Need help?

Please contact us with questions or for more information.