Making a gift to Illinois Tech doesn't have to be an "either/or" choice. You don't have to choose to support either scholarships, classroom renovations, athletics, or any number of important projects—by choosing to support the Area of Greatest Need, your gift can touch all aspects of the university. Illinois Tech relies on these unrestricted gifts to give the university flexibility to respond to existing needs and emerging opportunities.

Illinois Tech's Armour College of Engineering has been educating world-class engineering leaders like you since the university's founding in 1890. As an engineering student, you learned the principles of your profession and worked in an interdisciplinary environment that emphasizes hands-on learning, teamwork, and leadership, yielding engineering leaders who can tackle the core challenges facing society.

Illinois Institute of Technology varsity athletics are a member of NCAA Division III, and the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC). Improvements to facilities and recruiting will involve investments in many areas, and your giving will help make this a reality.

IIT’s College of Architecture is one of the most highly regarded programs in the country, and the top-ranked architecture school in the Midwest. Crown Hall, a remarkable faculty, and the finest students anywhere combine to create a learning environment that simply cannot be matched.

Lewis College of Science and Letters is home to seven academic departments and a multitude of research labs and centers.

Founded in 2020 to fuel Chicago's tech rise, the College of Computing aims to provide students of all backgrounds and disciplines the best-in-class computational and data science platforms to excel in their respective fields.

At ID, we are building our community to lead design into its next era. All gifts on #IDGivingDay go directly to ensuring we can attract a diverse pool of the best and brightest as we continue to build an inclusive ID community.

Your support enables Chicago-Kent to make innovative curricular changes designed to improve career opportunities for students.

Stuart School of Business recognizes Chicago's leadership in global financial markets, marketing analytics, public policy and sustainable enterprise, and we have developed academic programs that prepare our graduates to be outstanding leaders in these industries.

The Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship develops a new generation of tech leadership for a new approach to Chicago tech: More entrepreneurial. More diverse. More community-minded.