Giving to USC

Support this institute, which draws collaborators from across conventional health and wellness fields and from a broad range of other disciplines, such as physics, biology, math, and engineering, to study cancer and potential ways to prevent, detect, and treat the disease.

Advance research that aims to spur conversations and achieve greater understanding about what it means to be Jewish in America and what it means to be American in a pluralistic society.

Support this institute, which works to bridge the gap between biomedical innovation and the creation of commercially successful medical products to improve and save lives.

Support this institute, which promotes understanding between academic disciplines through the study and application of the long and rich Catholic intellectual tradition.

Support this institute, which advances research and collaboration that examines the social, cultural, educational, and political challenges facing Armenia, Karabakh, and the Armenian communities in the Diaspora.

Support this institute, which examines the intersections of categories of difference like race, gender, class, sexuality and citizenship.

Support this USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences institute, which advances research and collaboration that examines the social, cultural, educational, and political challenges facing Armenia, Karabakh, and the Armenian communities in the Diaspora.

Help this leading institute for Korean studies explain Korea to the world through research and teaching and become the most influential academic institution educating the world about US-Korea and US-Asia relations.

When you give to this fund, named in honor of King Sejong, one of Korea's greatest rulers, you help support the vision of the Korean Studies Institute. The society engages in numerous social, charitable, and educational activities.

Contribute to this intellectual hub for Los Angeles, which brings together academics, authors, historians, architects, artists, curators, journalists, and poets. The Institute's broad purpose is to stimulate a cross-disciplinary exchange of ideas.

Aid the USC Shoah Foundation’s current effort to collect additional Holocaust survivor testimonies to add extraordinary stories to the Visual History Archive this current initiative is an urgent effort to give voice to survivors and witnesses of the Holocaust who have not yet shared their story with the goal of educating people worldwide.

Support the USC Shoah Foundation’s education initiatives through innovative, award-winning educational services and programs, including IWitness, IWalks, and professional development programs for educations.

Support this foundation, which is dedicated to making audiovisual interviews with survivors and witnesses of the Holocaust and other genocides that provide a compelling voice for education and action.

Support the work of frontline researchers and educators who are deploying the power of spatial thinking and digital geography to advance informed decision-making, sustainability and human well-being.

Support the Stevens Center for Innovation, which—as the technology licensing office—plays a key role in Southern California's innovation ecosystem. The center licenses USC discoveries to existing businesses or startup companies so they can be developed into products and services that improve human lives, solve problems, and fuel economic growth.

The USC Wrigley Institute for Environment and Sustainability works to create a more sustainable, just, and equitable future through research, education, and engagement. We research solutions to the biggest problems facing our planet and the people who live on it, train the next generation of environmental and sustainability leaders, and engage with the public to inspire others to care for our planet.