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Towson University Foundation Grants is an internal grant program from the Towson University Foundation that funds faculty and staff at Towson University pursuing projects that support the university's academic, research, and community engagement missions.
The foundation supports a range of university initiatives, including partnerships with the greater Baltimore region, economic studies, leadership development, and diversity and inclusion programming. Eligible applicants are current Towson University faculty and staff. Specific grant amounts and deadlines are managed internally through the foundation.
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Governed by a board of directors, we are committed to responsible stewardship of the gifts entrusted to us by our many donors. Through the generosity of these alumni, parents, faculty, staff, and individual, foundation and corporate friends, our portfolio continues to grow to support the needs of Towson University and its students.
Towson University Foundation, Inc. exists to manage gifts and other funds received for the benefit of Towson University.
The Foundation is organized to receive, hold, invest, manage, use, dispose of and administer property of all kinds whether given absolutely, in trust or by way of agency or otherwise for the benefit and promotion of the university or for all of the education and support activities that may be conducted TU Foundation's 2025 Grant Recipients For the seventh consecutive year, the TUF has awarded nearly $100,000 in grants to Towson University projects.
See the 2025 TUF Grant Recipients TU Foundation 2024 Annual Report Now Available The TU Foundation proudly presents their 2024 Annual Report "Together for our Community".
View the 2024 TUF Annual Report New Members Welcomed to TU Foundation Board Read about the exciting changes that recently took place for TU Foundation Board of Read About the Exciting TUF Board Changes President, TU Foundation Board of Directors “In our next chapter, the TUF Board will continue to be an integral part of the fabric of TU, devoting our time, talent, and resources in support of, and in alignment with, TU’s strategic priorities.
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