A $35 million gift from Minnesota Masonic Charities will establish the Masonic Institute for the Developing Brain to study brain health in early childhood and adolescence.

Otto Bremer Trust invests $1 million in geriatrics care program through University of Minnesota Medical School.

Thanks to an $8 million lead gift from James R. and Carmen D. Campbell, the U will renovate and modernize the century-old building that houses the Institute of Child Development.

A gift from Vikings linebacker Anthony Barr will fund new research at the U's Student Parent HELP Center.

A $5.4 million gift from the Walton Family Foundation will fund research on worldwide drug and medical supply shortages.

Ecolab Foundation commits $5 million for sustainability research and education at the University of Minnesota.

The gift will will help students at the U's College of Science and Engineering gain valuable skills and experience in high-tech agriculture research.

Alumni Robert P. Sands and Sally Glassberg Sands’ $7.4 million estate commitment helps make a liberal arts education affordable for promising students.

A year after the public launch of the U's $4 billion fundraising campaign, momentum continues to build.

Carlson family philanthropy now stands at over $68 million in gifts to the University, ranking the family as the U's largest individual contributor.

Minnesota Masonic Charities accelerates its pledge payments and provides an influx of $25 million for the Masonic Cancer Center to use over the next two years.

3M’s $26 million investment in the Driven campaign includes a new $8 million commitment to support scholarships and outreach programs.

A College of Design alumnus and spouse have committed $3 million to support graduate students studying landscape architecture.

The campaign, which includes all five University campuses, will rank among the top five campaigns of public universities nationwide.