Giving

Why support HBS? Because the world needs talented leaders and problem-solving ideas now more than ever.

Excellence & Impact

Contributions from alumni and friends are critical to HBS’s ability to fulfill its mission to educate leaders who make a difference in the world.

Give to the HBS Fund

Annual gifts of all sizes sustain the School’s excellence and fuel our ability to educate leaders and generate ideas that advance business as a force for good—improving lives, creating jobs, and delivering valued products and services.

More About the HBS Fund

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Giving Resources

Ways to Give Today
HBS appreciates gifts of all types—such as cash and stock or from a donor advised fund or IRA—and facilitates employer matching, recurring giving, and giving from overseas.
Planned Giving
You can use a variety of strategies and assets to support HBS during your lifetime or at your death, while also benefiting yourself and/or your family.
Recognizing Our Donors
HBS recognizes all donors in its annual Report on Giving and provides additional recognition and special offerings for leadership donors.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to a range of frequently asked questions related to giving to HBS in general and, specifically, to planned giving.

Make a Gift

Sustaining the School's excellence requires ongoing investment, especially from our alumni—lifelong members of a community that knows firsthand the value of an HBS education.

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Giving Impact

Philanthropy empowers HBS to educate leaders and generate ideas and insights that drive meaningful progress for business and society.

Catalyzing Change Agents
For her work as a health and housing fellow at Mercy Housing, Sue Jia (MBA 2025) draws on insights from the Social Enterprise and Systems Change elective she took as a student at HBS.
Powering a Cleaner Bus Ride
As COO of Highland Electric Fleets, Ben Schutzman (MBA 2016) is helping the company make clean, affordable electric school buses accessible to communities while reducing costs and fossil fuel use.
Doing Well and Doing Good
Maryland's Technology Development Corp. (TEDCO), led by Troy LeMaile-Stovall (MBA 1994), is growing the state's innovation ecosystem, creating nearly $2.7 billion in statewide economic activity.
Bringing Business Insights to Micro-entrepreneurs
Associate Professor Rembrand Koning's research on using technology to improve small-business performance led to the creation of an AI-based advisor to help Grab vendors scale their enterprises.