Auburn Cares

Auburn Cares provides vital support to students and families facing challenging situations, which may include unexpected financial hardship, food insecurity, and mental and physical illness. Your generous contributions to Auburn Cares help meet the immediate needs of Auburn students and ensure they can stay enrolled in classes.

Scholarships & Grants

Leadership & Service

Auburn Leadership and Service programs provide students with opportunities to create meaningful social impact while preparing them to lead in their communities and beyond. By supporting these programs, you invest in Auburn students’ personal development through service-based learning, shaping the next generation of leaders and creative problem solvers.

Mental Health

Student Counseling and Psychological Services (SCPS) at Auburn provides comprehensive mental health support to help students thrive personally and academically. From counseling and psychiatric care to crisis intervention and wellness initiatives, SCPS provides essential resources for students’ psychological well-being. Your support ensures that every Auburn student has access to the care they need to achieve their full potential.

Accredited by the International Accreditation of Counseling Services, Student Counseling and Psychological Services (SCPS) is Auburn University’s primary mental health center for undergraduate and graduate students.

Military Services

Auburn Military Services supports student veterans and ROTC cadets through leadership training, academic resources, scholarships, and community programs. Donations help provide essential tools and opportunities that prepare students for success on campus and in their military careers.

Recreation & Wellness

The Auburn Recreation and Wellness Center promotes student health and well-being through programs such as group fitness, intramural sports, personal training, outdoor recreation, and comprehensive wellness services. Donor support enhances these initiatives, promoting a healthy, balanced, and active student experience at Auburn.

Accessibility & Accommodations

The Office of Accessibility supports students with disabilities by providing accommodations and specialized services to enhance their campus experience. Charitable contributions to the Office of Accessibility help remove barriers and create a more inclusive Auburn experience for every student.

Aubie Program

As the Aubie Program grows, so do its needs–from gameday costumes and national competitions to new interactive experiences for the Auburn Family.

Student Affairs Gift Fund

Charitable contributions to the Student Affairs Greatest Need Fund helps to fill critical funding gaps, respond to emerging needs, and invest in new initiatives that enhance the Auburn student experience. To learn more about how you can support the student experience at Auburn University, please contact Development Officer Peyton Alsobrook, Director of Development for Student Affairs by email or by calling 334-663-5799.