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Give to Angelo State University

When people think of Angelo State, they think of family. And not just any family, the Ram Family. To us, family means commitment, responsibility, and support.

The support you provide students changes lives.

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Because of your commitment, there is pride and power in the Ram Family that extends beyond our campus to you. Our students are a hard-working humble force to be reckoned with. For them, the Ram Family is not just school spirit - it is a community of support we all belong to.

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We are here to help you find the best way to make a tremendous impact at Angelo State.

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Signature Events

We love celebrating the Ram Family together with you through events like the Phil George Blue and Gold Auction.

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Memberships are just one of the many ways you can show your continuing commitment to Angelo State.

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Your gift can help a first-generation college student focus on their studies, succeed, and change their family tree.

  • “Getting a degree from ASU helped me graduate debt-free, thanks to my scholarship.”

    Jordan Sefcik, Class of 2012

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  • “This scholarship has helped me in more ways than I can put into words. I’ve been able to experience the amazing faculty, especially the agriculture professors. I want to thank the donors from the bottom of my heart for giving me the opportunity to come to this wonderful place.”

    Tyler Cooper, Agriculture

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  • “I have no doubt, had I not gone through the Angelo State business school myself, that I would be anywhere near where I am today. It’s an honor to own a San Angelo-based business and give back to the university who helped me grow into an entrepreneur. Knowing I can directly influence the next generation of business-owners is an incredible feeling.”

    Blake Vincent, Class of 1996

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