California State University Fresno Foundation

Established in 1931, California State University, Fresno Foundation is a nonprofit organization that serves as a contracting agent and provides services in support of the California State University. It manages the financial activities relating to sponsored research grants and contracts, gifts and endowments, scholarships, loans and campus program trust accounts. It also provides assistance to faculty and staff with the administration of grants, contracts and trust accounts. The foundation offers a variety of services, including assistance in budgets, contract interpretations, follow-ups in resolving discrepancies, personnel and payroll functions, monitoring account expenditures, and fiscal and accounting services. It operates through several divisions that include executive, audit, budget, development, investment and membership. It is located in Fresno, Calif.

California State University, Fresno Auxiliary Corporations supports a vibrant educational community with nearly 24,000 students and over 300,000 alumni. The university offers a wide range of academic programs, including 74 undergraduate and 49 post-baccalaureate degrees, emphasizing hands-on learning experiences to prepare graduates for future success. The campus is home to rich athletic traditions, diverse cultural events, and opportunities for community engagement, all under the spirited banner of the Bulldogs. Students benefit from an array of resources, including a state-of-the-art library and facilities for research and experiential learning, fostering a dynamic and inclusive environment. Generated from the website