Giving

Her gift will create the Dr. Julius Montgomery Scholarship Fund to support students from historically marginalized groups.

Four recipients of Florida Tech's most prestigious financial award spent a recent evening with Jeanne Farmer celebrating the program.

The funds raised will benefit Florida Tech’s 419 student-athletes by providing mental health resources and sports-related technology.

Since the 1990s, Indiafest has donated over $1 million to a variety of charitable causes in the Brevard County area.

Donors gave $558,881, a 58 percent increase over 2020’s Day of Giving pledges. Donations came in from more than 40 states and 16 countries.

Since its establishment, 70 students were funded and over 130 student-years were made possible by the Gatti Scholarship.

The money raised through Day of Giving will support Florida Tech’s greatest needs, including financial aid, research and student activities.

The $100,000 gift will establish a scholarship fund and internship program for minority students in aviation, science and engineering.

A university graduate's contribution may serve as inspiration for aviation students studying at George M. Skurla Hall.

ABA Technologies was founded by Florida Tech's Jose Martinez-Diaz, who launched the university’s first applied behavior analysis program.