Be Known For Your Generosity


Home, Where the Bruins Roam
We provided the strategic direction and the core content needed to help improve George Fox University's Advancement team’s fundraising efforts. We built communications strategies for alumni, email and social messaging, along with new fundraising campaign tools for their various campus campaign efforts. The results were these beautiful pieces that overlaid important facts with imagery designed to encourage increased awareness and giving. Gift Officers and the Advancement Team had the communications tools needed to feel good about sharing, to help increase donations and the number of donors.
What Champions Deserve
Our Bruins earned the NCAA Division III championship! Let’s build our boys a bullpen! Our fans need bleachers. The field needs artificial turf. Together, we can hit it out of the park, helping enlist our venue to host future playoff games. First, we need your help. Your generous donation can help ensure the second-phase of development for our champion ballplayers will be delivered on schedule. This is our game-changing pitch! Go Bruins!

She Throws Like a Girl
Our powerful Lady Bruins compete with some of the best teams in the country. Together, we can put our team on top of their game and the NCAA Division III. To get there, our Lady Bruins need your support! Let’s build our team more than just a field! Together, we can hit it out of the park. We can help ensure all George Fox athletes develop the important skills needed to help balance sports, school and faith.

The Space to Grow
A new Student Activities Center is needed to support our tremendous growth in student population. We have grown 254 percent since 1990. Wheeler Sports Center is now bursting with activity including new football and lacrosse teams. In fact, intramural events are often pushed to 11pm. We now have more than 40 student clubs, along with additional dances and concerts. George Fox students need more space and facilities. With your support, the new activities center will deliver smartly. Our students need space to grow, internally and externally, to connect and interact through athletic, leadership and club activities. Scheduled for a fall 2018 opening, the Student Activities Center will be built on the east side of campus, between the new dining hall and the Hobson-Macy-Sutton Residence Hall Complex.
