Enhancing an Innovative Environment
The Carnegie Mellon campus has an energy and excitement equal to the amazing work being done here.
The campaign has created physical enhancements such as the new Gates and Hillman Centers, which are driving new thinking and discovery, and improved spaces across campus for learning and collaboration.
The campaign also supports new academic research space. The Robert Mehrabian Collaborative Innovation Center, which was created as a new vision for industry and university partnerships, brought Microsoft, Apple, Google and Intel together under one roof. A second Collaborative Innovation Center will create additional venues for leading research.
Gifts to support facilities and equipment provide the academic, living and recreational spaces to inspire innovation.
Goal: $100 Million for Facilities and Equipment
- Funds for Updating and Enhancement of Physical and Technological Resources
To learn more about making a generous donation to support these initiatives, contact us.
Online Gift Opportunities for Facilities & Equipment
A vanguard university requires constant updating and enhancement of physical and technological resources. Expand this section to find opportunities for supporting Carnegie Mellon's facilities & equipment needs. General Facilities Fund
This fund ensures that Carnegie Mellon will continue to update the physical and technological resources that sustain its innovative work. Give Now »
Gates and Hillman Centers
With the addition of the Gates Center for Computer Science and the Hillman Center for Future-Generation Technologies, the facilities are home to pioneering work in computer science. Designed to sustain collaboration and innovation for which the school is known, the new buildings include several connecting bridges, new green space, and space for offices, research, group study and collaborative work. Give Now »Collaborative Innovation Center II
CICII will continue the vision of the Robert Mehrabian Collaborative Innovation Center, bridging academia with industry. Biomedical research and education initiatives will occupy a significant part of the building. It will also house the Center for Nano-enabled Device and Energy Technologies — advancing technologies for energy systems and sensors. Give Now »
