2020-2021 Madison Giving Campaign
In total during this past year, the Madison Giving campaign — which includes gifts from faculty, staff and students directed to university programs of their choice — received more than $1.2 million from 1,790 donors. THANK YOU!!
This year’s campaign is about to begin and your Madison Giving Committee is here to answer any questions you have about employee giving at JMU. Whether you give a lot or a little, we hope you will make a financial contribution to the area of JMU that matters most to you. Be on the lookout for a message from your faculty and staff volunteer leaders as they kick off this year's campaign.
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Ryan Corriston, Madison Giving faculty co-chair
"For the first time in my life, I am able to devote my professional energy into doing what I love to do. JMU has provided this opportunity for me and it is a pleasure to give back in a very small way to the institution which has provided so much for me and my family."

Dave Barnes, Madison Giving staff co-chair
"I give because this place and this community has given so much to both myself and my family. We moved here to accept a job offer. We have stayed and made it our permanent home because of the people and the culture of this community. Giving back to support it in multiple ways, to support a culture that has been so beneficial to all of us, is just the right thing to do."
Paul Campbell, Admissions
Jini Cook, Administration and Finance
Towana Moore, Business Services
Jenne Klotz, Libraries
Leslie Purtlebaugh, Provost's Office/Academic Programs
Tim Howley, College of Health and Behavioral Studies
Julia Wallace Carr, Hart School
Eric Imbrescia, College of Education
Ryan Corriston, College of Visual and Performing Arts
Alysia Davis, Honors College
Fawn-Amber Montoya, Honors College
Phil Frana, University Studies
Chervon Moore, Multicultural Student Services
Dave Barnes, Student Life and Involvement
Louis Sanchez, University Advancement