Thank you for supporting EHE breakthroughs

You remember your experience at Ohio State fondly. Now, you want to give back to champion the College of Education and Human Ecology (EHE) and your passions.

Supporting EHE bolsters breakthrough research and innovative practices.

Your generosity helps develop our nation’s next generation of educators, financial advisors, dietitians, policymakers, exercise scientists, event coordinators, counselors, fashion merchandisers, and childhood education researchers. 

Because of you, our dedicated faculty and outstanding students will lead a new wave of thinking — imagining new possibilities for learners, consumers, families and communities.

Help us help improve the world.

Support Key EHE Funds

Department Funds to Support 

You also can support the program area in which you were a student. Don’t see your program? Interested in supporting another area? Please contact our Office of Advancement team. 

Educational Studies

• Support the Student Personnel Assistantship Program Support Fund. This fund allows students in the Student Personnel Assistantship program to finish their dissertations and present their research at national conferences. 

Fund Number: 303812

• Fund for the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation at The Ohio State University, to support Ohio State’s Suicide Prevention program. Donations assist with funding the program’s education, outreach and research efforts. 

Fund Number: 312040

Human Sciences

• The Fashion and Retail Studies Student Experience Fund, to support the enrichment and enhancement of students’ development outside the classroom in preparation for real-world employment. 

Fund Number: 314985

• Camp Whole in One Fund, supports the summer camp golf program, Camp Whole in One, for children in grades K-6 who are on the autism spectrum and their families.  

Fund Number: 315419

Teaching and Learning

• Crane Center for Early Childhood Research and Policy, to support the multidisciplinary research center dedicated to conducting research that improves children’s learning and development at home, in school and in the community.  

Fund Number: 314460

• Foster Initiative for Community Literacy Fund, to support the Columbus Community Teaching and Learning Consortium which gives teachers direct access to research-based literacy learning that can be applied in their very own classrooms. 

Fund Number: 315028