

When senior Kelly Chamberlain thinks about the people who made her Madison Experience possible, donors like you are at the top of the list. Click here to see why.

President Linwood Rose, speaking at the 2008-09 Scholarship & Endowment Luncheon. Click here for a recap of the event.

The story of the first 100 years of James Madison University's history. Premiered at the Centennial Luncheon on March 14, 2008. Click here to view video.
At the Office of Donor Relations, our job is to sustain and nurture James Madison University's lifelong relationship with you, our donors. It is our role to make sure that JMU is being a good steward of your gifts by keeping you informed about how your gift is being used to make a difference at James Madison University.
If you have a question about a gift you have made to James Madison University or an upcoming donor event, please do not hesitate to contact us at (888) 880-3466 or sweetks@jmu.edu.
TWO THOUSAND NINE marks the year that James Madison University begins its second century as a higher learning institution. Though we are excited for what the second Madison Century has to offer, we acknowledge that we have begun it under a cloud of very uncertain economic times. As a donor, you may be faced with slower business, losses in the stock market, and other difficulties. As the recipient of your generous gifts, we want you to know that we understand the hardships that you and others now face.
Most importantly, we want to thank you for your continued support of JMU students. Your gifts ensure that despite the economy, students today receive every opportunity to succeed as those who preceded them. Thank you for your belief that a James Madison University education is a solution to the problems that we face as a nation and to the continuation of prosperity.
The Donor Bill of Rights was created by four industry experts in charitable giving: the American Association of Fund Raising Counsel, Association for Healthcare Philanthropy, the Association of Fundraising Professionals, and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education. James Madison University is proud to suscribe to these industry-accepted tenants for protecting our donors' interests. Read the Donor Bill of Rights.