The Queens College Foundation is a not-for-profit educational foundation chartered by the Department of Education of the State of New York and recognized as a federally tax-exempt organization.  As with many public colleges and universities the Queens College Foundation was established in part to ensure that state-budgeted funds are maintained separate from private and corporate contributions.  The Queens College Foundation was founded in 1980 for the added purpose of developing and increasing the resources at the College in order to provide more extensive educational opportunities to students and service to faculty.  It receives gifts and grants with which it finances research in fields of intellectual inquiry that are in keeping with the College's educational objectives in its constituent schools.  It awards and administers scholarships and fellowships, and engages in experimental educational activities and projects.  The Foundation is governed by a Board of Trustees comprised of prominent business, artistic, and intellectual leaders from New York State and the nation.

The Foundation accepts both unrestricted and restricted gifts that may be designated for specific use by Queens College or one of its affiliated Centers.  A donor who wishes to restrict the use of a contribution for scholarships, academic department use or other appropriate uses, should notify the Foundation of the restriction when making the contribution. 

For more detailed information please feel free to e-mail (QC.Foundation@qc.cuny.edu), telephone (718-997-3920) or write to the Queens College Foundation (65-30 Kissena Boulevard, Flushing, New York 11367).