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Giving Season is Here!

Engineering Our Future is ASABE’s 2026 fundraising campaign, uniting members, donors, and partners around a shared commitment to the future of agricultural and biological engineering.

This year’s focus is clear: students are the future. Your support directly fuels the competitions, scholarships, and leadership programs that prepare the next generation of engineers and technology professionals to solve the world’s most pressing challenges—from food systems to climate resilience, from energy solutions to water quality.

Backed by a $50,000 Foundation match (available through December 31, 2025) and a $134,600 student competition match (available until funds are exhausted), the campaign is building momentum through inspiring stories, donor testimonials, measurable impact, and year-end giving opportunities—all leading to special celebrations like the Foundation Dinner at AIM 2026 in Indianapolis.

Together, we’re not just supporting students—we’re engineering a better world, one future innovator at a time.

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Our mission is to grow and steward relationships and fiscal resources to support innovation for sustainable agricultural, food, water, energy, and environmental systems.

Our vision is of a world where all have the food, water, energy, fiber, and safe environment needed to thrive.

For more than 30 years we've been finding ways to support stakeholders in advancing our shared goals. Join us in this important work!

Why Establish an Endowment?

Support your passion
Make an ongoing impact
Provide a lasting tribute
Magnify the impact of ASABE
"Pay it forward"

ASABE endowments are a permanent and self-sustaining way to inspire, encourage, and create excellence today. Gifts are invested in perpetuity; the real purchasing power of the principal is preserved and maintained through very little overhead and a careful and established investment policy. Create your endowed scholarship, special project, or award with a minimum philanthropic gift of $50,000.

For more information, contact any Foundation Board member or call 269/429-0300.