Mason Vision Day
Mason Vision Day 2025 is your chance to shape Mason's future.
This year on April 3, we want you to choose your impact by supporting the department, program, center, or initiative that means the most to you.
You can help support our students by participating early and selecting a fund of your choice, or a college priority fund, listed below.
MAKE YOUR GIFT TODAY
- Student Success: Creating Citizen Leaders
Your support to these college priority funds enables transformative opportunities like internships, career readiness programs, scholarships, and study abroad funding—experiences that are crucial in shaping the next generation of citizen leaders and individuals who actively engage in their communities and drive positive change. - Study Abroad
Studying abroad offers a transformative experience that expands students' academic, cultural, and personal horizons. Gifts to these funds help students embrace the opportunity to gain a global perspective, enhance their career prospects, and create lifelong memories in an exciting new environment. - Mason 4C
Addressing climate change and building sustainable futures is more important than ever. George Mason’s Center for Climate Change Communication (Mason 4C) leads research and strategies to engage and educate the public on climate action. Make your Vision Day gift to help expand Mason 4C’s efforts to empower trusted voices for climate solutions. Your support will amplify our mission, turning insight into action and driving impactful solutions for a sustainable future. - Mental Health
At George Mason, we are committed to meeting the increased demand for mental health and well-being services with comprehensive support for our students, student-athletes, and the surrounding community. We believe that access to mental health care is essential for the well-being and success for all. Your choice to support our centers and programs: Counseling and Psychological Services, the Center for Community Mental Health, and Mason Athletics, is a choice to support our community’s mental health needs.