Your gift, no matter the size, will ensure that the Goldman School remains a home for innovation, leadership, and the public good.

Our GSPP Reunion classes are coming together to raise critical funds for the school! Your gift will provide unrestricted support to The Goldman School of Public Policy Fund, which allows GSPP to allocate resources where they're most needed to support its mission. These funds provide opportunities to compete for the best and brightest students and faculty, develop and innovate our academic programs, support policy analysis, and engage our communities in civic action.

YOUR IMPACT AT A GLANCE:

Your gift will provide unrestricted support to the GSPP Annual Fund, which allows GSPP to allocate resources where they're most needed to support its mission. These funds can support initiatives, but aren't limited to:

• Student scholarships
  
• Academic programs
• Faculty research
• Policy analysis
• Community engagement 
• And much more! 

GSPP Students in our courtyard and classrooms

By supporting our annual fund, donors like you play a crucial role in advancing the school's mission of preparing future leaders, promoting evidence-based policymaking, and addressing pressing societal challenges. All donations made toward the goal will continue to support the operations of GSPP. 

Your generosity helps us train the next generation of public policy leaders and champion evidence-based solutions that can change the world. Thank you for your support!

GSPP students in front of our courtyard

About the Goldman School of Public Policy

The Goldman School of Public Policy (GSPP) is a premier institution, consistently ranked among the nation’s top schools for training future policy leaders. Founded in 1969, GSPP embodies UC Berkeley’s commitment to societal betterment. As a research-based professional school, GSPP draws on the university’s interdisciplinary strengths—from economics and law to engineering—to address complex issues facing children, youth, and families. This approach ensures that its graduates are exceptionally well-prepared to make a meaningful impact.

Questions? Please contact Associate Director of Development, Rosa Terrazas, at rosaterrazas@berkeley.edu.