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Volunteer Income Tax Assistance
By Volunteer Income Tax Assistant
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program connects students to help the Pullman community and gain real world experience through preparing tax returns.
The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program connects students to help the Pullman community and gain real world experience through preparing tax returns. Volunteer Income Tax Assistant Your support helps WSU students learn real-world tax skills while giving the Pullman community free tax help. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program at Washington State University trains students to prepare actual tax returns for people in our community. Student volunteers are trained by the program’s executive team using IRS VITA guidelines, so they learn how a real tax return works from start to finish. That training goes straight into practice. Over the course of 7 workshops at Neill Public Library, members of the Pullman community can come in and have their taxes prepared for free by trained student volunteers. Your contribution supports both sides of the program: students build practical, career-ready experience, and Pullman residents get access to tax help they might not otherwise have.
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Hospitality Industry Tour
By Sigma Iota
Our club's goal is to send students on an educational hospitality tour to discover some of the most exciting and unique companies in the PNW!
Our club's goal is to send students on an educational hospitality tour to discover some of the most exciting and unique companies in the PNW! Sigma Iota Founded in 1939, Sigma Iota serves as the umbrella student organization for the School of Hospitality Business Management within the Carson College of Business. For over eight decades, we have provided students with opportunities to host events, refine their professional skills, and build lasting connections with industry leaders and peers. Our primary goal is to help members see firsthand how their classroom education translates into real-world success. Last year we had great success with CougsGive, and we are now able to send our members to SommCon this November. A 3-day educational conference that will consist of workshops, master classes, and networking within the wine and beverage industry. This year, we have aspirations to taking an industry tour across Washington to visit unique and established hospitality businesses. This hands-on experience will give our members a behind-the-scenes look at operations across different career paths while allowing them to network directly with industry professionals. Your contribution directly provides our students with this transformative opportunity. Every gift serves as a launchpad, helping our members build the foundation for their future careers as successful, influential, and active leaders in the hospitality industry.
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Health Professionals Round Table
By ESFCOM Student Council
Help us create a stronger, interprofessional community at the Spokane Health Sciences Campus!
Help us create a stronger, interprofessional community at the Spokane Health Sciences Campus! ESFCOM Student Council The College of Medicine Student Council seeks to prioritize interprofessional collaboration and discussion through an ongoing series of in-person activities targeted at bringing students together from across the Spokane Health Sciences campus and pulling expertise from every discipline. Beyond sharing our clinical skills, we hope that having the funds to meet regularly and build relationships will strengthen bonds across the campus and ripple into the general student body. Funds will go towards creating a welcoming and engaging environment for students while also investing in materials that will allow the Health Professional Round Table series to continue in future years.
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Candles for Cougs
By Study & Club Hub
We are raising funds to gift members with a candle that is a reminder to take care of oneself despite academic and personal stress
We are raising funds to gift members with a candle that is a reminder to take care of oneself despite academic and personal stress Study & Club Hub Study & Club Hub is a place where students connect to study and complete coursework. It is very academically focused because we value doing our best and challenging ourselves to the fullest extent. As a group, we often put our studies at the forefront, and it can be easy to neglect ourselves, including our self-care, creating a high-stress environment. We meet often to foster community, strengthen connections, and build rapport. This semester, our size has doubled, and members have shown up to support themselves and each other on our college journey. As global students, we are located throughout the country, and we are living different lives. Many of us are parents juggling raising children while being full-time students. Others of us are diligently planning for our futures after graduation by planning for graduate programs and fulfilling careers. We all have unique ideas of success, and WSU is a part of our plan to build our lives. These candles will be a valued gift and serve as a reminder to our members that the work we do at WSU is important, but so is taking time to take care of ourselves. Your donation will help with our goal of giving active members a candle to remind them to value themselves, even when their life is hectic.
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Fuel the Broadcast
By Cable 8 Productions
Ensure Cable 8 can continue providing students with a professional environment to learn, and give them the opportunity to create and produce quality broadcasts
Ensure Cable 8 can continue providing students with a professional environment to learn, and give them the opportunity to create and produce quality broadcasts Cable 8 Productions This project is about not only getting funds to maintain studio standards within broadcast but exceeding them. Cable 8 has a lot of outdated equipment and spaces that are slowly becoming less compatible with the new equipment we invest in. This project aims to address those challenges by modernizing our equipment and studio spaces, ensuring Cable 8 can continue providing students with a professional environment to learn, create, and produce quality broadcasts.
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Crimson Coug Holiday Market 2026
By ASWSU Everett
Help us keep the Crimson Coug Holiday Market tradition growing! Bring students, local makers, and our community together for holiday cheer!
Help us keep the Crimson Coug Holiday Market tradition growing! Bring students, local makers, and our community together for holiday cheer! ASWSU Everett Help us bring warmth, light, and connection to our campus on Thursday, December 3, 2026! The Associated Students of Washington State University Everett is hosting the Crimson Coug Holiday Market. A festive community event designed to bring students, families, and local residents together in the spirit of celebration and connection. As a commuter campus, we’re working to create traditions that unite our students, foster a sense of belonging, and open doors for future collaboration between the school, students, and the Everett community. Our Vision: Build community and maintain traditions that bring lasting joy and connection. By gathering students together and creating shared experiences that strengthen campus life. While paving the way for future connections between local businesses and the WSU Everett community. Event Highlights: Imagine twinkling string lights, cozy hot cocoa, and the sounds of live music filling the winter air. Students and community members will be able to shop for handmade gifts, enjoy a photo booth, play games, and make lasting memories together. This event is open to everyone, students, families, and neighbors alike and will serve as a bridge between our university and the broader Everett community. Why We Need Your Support:Your contribution will help us: Provide event supplies and decor to create a magical, welcoming atmosphere. Provide tents and tables for local artisans and vendors. Offer free or low-cost activities for students and families. Expand outreach and strengthen community partnerships. Every dollar helps us build community, create connection, and spread holiday joy. With your support, we can make the Crimson Coug Holiday Market a cherished annual tradition for years to come! Join us in making it happen, donate today and help light up our campus this winter!
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Higher Education For All
By McNair Scholars Student Club
This project aims to give the opportunity to undergraduate students prepare for graduate school by providing the tools for to engage in research and workshops.
This project aims to give the opportunity to undergraduate students prepare for graduate school by providing the tools for to engage in research and workshops. McNair Scholars Student Club The McNair Scholars Student Club (MSSC) at Washington State University is dedicated to building a community for students interested in research, graduate education, and professional development. For many students, especially those who are first-generation or come from limited-income backgrounds. Pursuing research opportunities and graduate education can feel overwhelming. MSSC works to make these opportunities more accessible by connecting students with resources, mentorship, professional development, and a community of peers who share similar goals. Our club currently has 20 active members, and we are continuing to create opportunities that help students grow academically, professionally, and personally. Our Goal: Raise $2,000 Through CougStarter, we hope to raise $2,000 to help reduce financial barriers and expand the opportunities we provide to our members. Your contributions will help support: Research and Graduate School Preparation: Resources and programming that help students explore research opportunities and prepare for graduate education. Professional Development: Workshops, networking opportunities, and events that help students build skills for their academic and professional futures. Student Events and Programming: Educational activities that bring students together and create a supportive environment. Materials and Supplies: Resources needed to make our events and programming accessible to students. Why Your Support Matters For many of our members, having access to a supportive academic community can make a meaningful difference in their college experience. Your donation helps us continue building a space where students can connect, learn from one another, and gain confidence in pursuing their goals. Whether you are a McNair alumni, WSU graduate, faculty or staff member, family member, or someone who believes in supporting students, your contribution can help us make these opportunities possible. Help us reach our $2,000 goal and invest in the next generation of scholars. Go Cougs!
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The Obama Presidential Center Trip
By Black Student Union
Support an educational trip to the Obama Center in Chicago where students gain deeper understanding of the significance of civil rights history and its impact.
Support an educational trip to the Obama Center in Chicago where students gain deeper understanding of the significance of civil rights history and its impact. Black Student Union This Project is focused on an educational trip to Chicago to visit the Barack Obama Presidential Center. The reason for this trip is to provide an educational experience for our members and a deeper understanding of culture, history, and civil rights.
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Mars rover to compete in the University Rover Challenge - URC
By Cougs in Space
Help Cougs in Space bring space exploration closer to reality by funding our student-built rover. Every donation powers hands-on engineering and innovation!
Help Cougs in Space bring space exploration closer to reality by funding our student-built rover. Every donation powers hands-on engineering and innovation! Cougs in Space After a period of inactivity. Cougs in Space is being revived! But, we need your help lifting off. Donations will help rebuild the club's technical foundation and provide students with the resources they need to turn ideas into real engineering projects. Your donation will help us: Purchase materials and components for prototyping and fabrication Host technical workshops covering but not limited to: Mechanical & Elctrical design Programming Project plannning Anatomy of microchips Anatomy of suspention Anatomy of rigourous engineering Conduct experiments: Thermal Vacuum Testing (TVAC) Vibration & Shock Testing Scientific Instrument Calibration Provide aerospace-related opprotunities at WSU With the revival of Cougs in Space, we have began working on a new project! This project is designing, building, and testing a Mars rover to compete in the University Rover Challenge (URC), an international competition where university teams develop rovers capable of completing missions in a simulated Martian environment. Our rover will be designed to navigate challenging terrain, operate remotely, perform scientific tasks, and complete mechanical operations. From initial concepts and CAD designs to manufacturing, programming, and testing, our members gain hands-on experience solving real engineering challenges. Our team is organized into specialized groups focused on drivetrain, chassis, electrical power, and communications, working together to develop a fully functional rover.With the funds, Cougs in Space can be the place where students, from any major, can develop leadership, project management, technical communication, and teamwork skills while working on extreme engineering challenges. By reviving the club, we're reviving the community where students can push themselves into a new frontier, sharing the experience of creating something greater than what any one person could accomplish alone. We want to bring back a place where curiosity turns into action, and students have the freedom to pursue any challenge that excites them.
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100th Annual CMAA 2027 World Conference and Club Business Expo
By Club Management Association
Help send hospitality students to the CMAA World Conference in 2027!
Help send hospitality students to the CMAA World Conference in 2027! Club Management Association The Club Management Association of America (CMAA) World Conference & Club Business Expo is one of the premier professional development events in the private club industry, bringing together club management professionals, industry leaders, and hospitality students from across the country and around the world. The 2027 conference will be held in Chicago, and is the 100th annual CMAA conference. This conference provides students with an opportunity to explore the private club industry, learn from experienced professionals, and gain valuable insight into the many career paths club management has to offer. Through educational sessions, keynote presentations, industry exhibits, networking events, and career development opportunities, students can expand their knowledge of club operations, leadership, and the future of the hospitality industry. Students can also connect directly with club managers, mentors, and employers to learn about internships and future career opportunities. These experiences help students build professional relationships, develop important skills, and gain a better understanding of what it takes to succeed in the private club industry. Your contribution will help offset the costs associated with conference attendance, including registration, travel, and accommodations, allowing more students to participate in this valuable experience. By supporting our CMAA student chapter, you are investing in the next generation of hospitality and club management professionals. Every contribution helps students learn, grow, and build the foundation for successful careers in the industry.
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WSUV IEEE Drone Race
By WSUV IEEE
Support students building racing drones from the planning phase all the way through race day!
Support students building racing drones from the planning phase all the way through race day! WSUV IEEE The WSUV IEEE Drone Race is an annual student-led project where 3-4 teams of 4+ students are each provided a budget by the WSUV IEEE club to design and build their own remote-controlled drone from scratch. Teams are tasked with prototyping their drone, planning a timeline, selecting drone parts/equipment, building a budget proposal, collaborating with their team, assembling their drone, and then finally competing against other teams' drones in a race-style event judged by WSUV faculty. The building of the drones is done over the course of the academic year, with the race held after Spring finals week (late May to early June). The race event is held on the WSUV campus fields, allowing for students, faculty, student families, or anyone in the community to join us for the race! This project teaches students how to plan their time, think creatively, develop their engineering skills, collaborate with others, manage a budget, and overcome unforeseen challenges. This project is not only educational for students, but also allows them to connect with other students and faculty throughout the building process. The funds donated to this CougStarter up to our goal will be used for drone race in the form of team drone budgets and event costs. Any funds raised over our target amount will be divided between teams as additional budget for their drones.
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Support the Success of First-Generation Cougs
By First Generation Cougs
Help us provide resources and recognition for first generation students persevering to earn their degrees and create new legacies.
Help us provide resources and recognition for first generation students persevering to earn their degrees and create new legacies. First Generation Cougs Being the first comes with challenges, but no first-generation student should have to navigate college alone. The First-Generation Club brings students together to build connections, share experiences, celebrate accomplishments, and create a strong sense of community. By supporting our fundraiser, you're helping us create opportunities that encourage first-gen students to get involved, build confidence, and thrive. Join us in celebrating first-gen students and helping our community grow!
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Rebuilding Steel Bridge at WSU
By Steel Bridge at WSU
Help bring Steel Bridge at WSU back to competition as students design, build, and test a 20-foot bridge made entirely of steel.
Help bring Steel Bridge at WSU back to competition as students design, build, and test a 20-foot bridge made entirely of steel. Steel Bridge at WSU After several years of inactivity, Steel Bridge at Washington State University is returning to competition. Our student-led team is preparing for the 2027 American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Student Steel Bridge Competition, with the goal of rebuilding a program that provides valuable hands-on engineering experience for WSU students. Each year, the competition challenges university teams to design, analyze, fabricate, assemble, and test a model bridge made entirely of steel. These bridges are approximately 20 feet long and must support 2,500 pounds. Throughout the process, students gain practical experience in structural design, welding, metal fabrication, teamwork, and problem-solving while applying concepts learned in the classroom. WSU has a strong history in this competition, including four Pacific Northwest regional championships and six consecutive national competition appearances from 2009 to 2014. We hope to build on that history by reestablishing a successful and sustainable team that students can continue to participate in for years to come. Donations through CougStarter will help us purchase steel and fabrication materials, safety equipment, and bridge-assembly tools, as well as cover travel and transportation expenses for the 2027 Pacific Northwest regional competition. These resources are essential as we prepare to design, build, and compete with our first bridge since the club's return. Our goals extend beyond this year's competition. We want to provide current and future WSU students with opportunities to develop practical engineering skills, work collaboratively on a challenging project, and represent the university through a nationwide engineering competition. We appreciate your support as we work to bring Steel Bridge back to WSU. Thank you, and Go Cougs!
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Palouse RoboSub - Guppy AUV Development 2027
By Palouse RoboSub
Support our continued improvement on Guppy! We placed 23rd in the world as a rookie team and our goal for the 2027 competition is to be top 10.
Support our continued improvement on Guppy! We placed 23rd in the world as a rookie team and our goal for the 2027 competition is to be top 10. Palouse RoboSub Guppy is our autonomous submarine, designed and built by WSU students to compete in RoboSub, an international underwater robotics competition. Using an onboard computer connected to sensors and cameras, Guppy navigates an underwater course and completes complex tasks without human intervention. We’re raising funds to make Guppy even better. Your support will help us purchase materials and equipment to build practice courses, machine and 3D-print custom parts, and run successful tests to improve her performance. We’re also still missing key components, including the underwater servo motors that power our torpedoes and claw. Your gift will also help cover competition expenses, including hotel stays and registration fees, reducing the financial burden on our members so they can focus on engineering and competing. Every contribution, from nuts and bolts to the full registration fee, helps bring WSU’s underwater robotics team to the world stage. About the Team We’re a student-led team at Washington State University, bringing together students with different backgrounds and skills to design, build, and program Guppy. Our members work across mechanical design, manufacturing, electronics, and software to create a submarine capable of competing in the water by itself. Much of Guppy is designed and built in-house, giving our members hands-on experience with everything from CAD and 3D printing to CNC machining, circuit board assembly, and autonomous control systems. We also host workshops to help members develop new skills and contribute to the project. Your support gives our team access to the materials, equipment, and opportunities we need to learn, collaborate, and build a more capable submarine together. About the Competition RoboSub 2027 is an international competition held in California, where university teams from around the world build autonomous submarines to complete challenging underwater tasks without remote control. Guppy earns points by performing maneuvers, firing torpedoes at targets, picking up and moving objects, navigating gates and obstacles, and dropping markers. Last year, despite being a rookie team, we placed 23rd in the world. Since then, we’ve been working to make Guppy faster, more capable, and more competitive. Your support will help WSU build on that achievement and aim even higher at RoboSub 2027. How Your Support Helps Your donation directly supports Guppy’s development and helps make competition more accessible for our team. Funds will go toward: Materials: Aluminum stock and filament for custom parts, plus PVC pipes and ropes for building practice courses. Equipment: Critical components such as underwater servo motors and cameras to improve Guppy’s capabilities. Testing: Pool access and testing sessions to troubleshoot hardware, refine software, and prepare for competition. Competition expenses: Registration fees, hotel stays, and other travel costs to help our team get to California. Make an Impact Every contribution helps us become a stronger team, build a better submarine, and give our members more opportunities to learn through hands-on engineering. Your support helps Guppy represent Washington State University on the international stage at RoboSub 2027. Thank you for helping us get there!
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India Night
By Indian Student Association
India Night is our flagship event, where we showcase the richness of Indian culture through vibrant performances, traditional music, and authentic cuisine
India Night is our flagship event, where we showcase the richness of Indian culture through vibrant performances, traditional music, and authentic cuisine Indian Student Association All Aboard! Your Journey Through India Begins Here! Imagine experiencing the vibrant colors, rich traditions, captivating performances, and unforgettable flavors of India—all in one evening, right here in Pullman! The Indian Student Association (ISA) at Washington State University is excited to present India Night 2026: Ticket to India, our annual flagship cultural celebration that brings together students, faculty, families, and community members to experience the beauty and diversity of Indian culture. This year’s theme, “Ticket to India,” invites attendees on a symbolic train journey across India, celebrating the unique traditions, heritage, and cultural identities that make the country extraordinary. Through this journey, we aim to create an unforgettable experience that brings people together, encourages cultural appreciation, and celebrates the spirit of community. ️ Event Details Date: Sunday, November 15, 2026Time: 4:00 PM – 8:00 PMLocation: Sr. CUB Ballroom, Washington State University, Pullman, WAHosted By: Indian Student Association (ISA)Admission: $18 for students | $25 for non-students ✨ Experience the Magic of India Night India Night is more than just an event. It’s a celebration of culture, connection, and belonging. This year’s celebration will feature: A Journey Through India’s States: Our planned state-themed tables will introduce attendees to the traditions, heritage, and cultural identities of different Indian states, bringing the spirit of a cross-country train journey to life. Cultural Performances: Enjoy an exciting lineup of dance performances celebrating Indian culture through music, movement, and artistic expression. Authentic Indian Cuisine: Experience a delicious three-course Indian meal showcasing the rich flavors and culinary traditions of India. Interactive Cultural Activities: Explore engaging activity stations, including henna and other experiences being planned, offering opportunities to experience aspects of Indian culture firsthand. Together, these experiences will bring the sights, sounds, flavors, and traditions of India to the heart of Washington State University. ❤️ Why We Need Your Support Behind every successful India Night are months of planning, dedication, and financial commitment from our student organization. As ISA’s flagship annual event, India Night requires significant resources to provide a memorable cultural experience for the WSU community. One of our biggest financial challenges is the cost of catering and providing a three-course Indian meal. Food expenses account for a substantial portion of our available funding, leaving limited resources for cultural activities, event arrangements, and other essential expenses. Although India Night is a ticketed event, ticket sales help offset the costs of organizing this celebration. However, additional financial support is needed to help us deliver the experience we envision. Through this CougStarter campaign, we hope to raise funds to support essential event expenses and reduce the financial burden on our student organization. Your support will help us create a meaningful cultural experience while working toward keeping India Night accessible to the WSU community. How Your Contribution Makes a Difference Your generosity will help us: Support catering expenses: Help provide a memorable three-course Indian dining experience for attendees. Celebrate Indian culture: Support cultural performances that showcase India’s artistic traditions. Create interactive experiences: Help bring cultural activity stations, including henna, to life. Cover essential event expenses: Support the resources and arrangements needed to organize India Night. Strengthen community connections: Bring students, faculty, families, and community members together through cultural celebration. Every contribution, regardless of size, brings us closer to creating an unforgettable experience for the WSU community. More Than an Event — A Celebration of Belonging For many Indian students at WSU, India Night is more than a cultural celebration. It is an opportunity to reconnect with their roots, celebrate familiar traditions, and share a piece of home with others. For students and community members from different backgrounds, it is an invitation to discover new traditions, experience India’s cultural richness, and build meaningful connections. At ISA, we believe cultural celebrations have the power to bring people together, encourage understanding, and create a stronger sense of belonging. India Night represents our commitment to sharing Indian heritage while celebrating the diversity that makes the WSU community special. Help Us Keep This Journey Moving! Every great journey is made possible by the people who support it. With your generosity, we can continue building a celebration that brings cultures together, creates lasting memories, and shares the beauty of Indian traditions with the WSU community. Whether you contribute $10, $25, $50, or any amount you choose, your support makes a meaningful difference. Every contribution brings us one stop closer to our destination. All aboard! Join us in bringing India Night 2026: Ticket to India to life! With heartfelt gratitude,Indian Student Association (ISA)Washington State University
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WSU Engineering Club: Sending Three Teams to Competition
By WSU Everett Engineering Club
We are fundraising to send our Baja SAE, Design Build Fly (DBF), and Wind Energy engineering teams to competition. Every dollar gets us closer!
We are fundraising to send our Baja SAE, Design Build Fly (DBF), and Wind Energy engineering teams to competition. Every dollar gets us closer! WSU Everett Engineering Club WSU Everett Engineering Club brings together students from five hands-on engineering teams: Design/Build/Fly, Baja SAE, Wind Energy, Rocket, and Mars Rover. Outside of class, we take what we’ve learned in lectures and put it to work on real engineering challenges: designing, manufacturing, testing, and, when things break, figuring out why and building them better than before. This year, several of our teams are preparing to represent WSU at collegiate engineering competitions. Getting there takes more than strong designs and dedicated students. It also takes funding for materials, equipment, registration, transportation, and travel. Right now we are facing a budget shortfall, and we need at least $20,000 to get our teams to competition. Our Teams Baja SAE: Our Baja team has about 12 students and was just accepted to compete in Arizona in late April! The team has an existing car and a solid foundation, but there is still a lot of work ahead. The braking, steering, suspension, and driveline systems need to be finished, and the aging engine needs to be replaced. On top of parts and materials, getting the car, equipment, and team to Arizona will be a major expense. Design/Build/Fly (DBF): Our DBF team has about 15 students and is awaiting approval to compete in the AIAA Design/Build/Fly competition in Tucson, Arizona, this coming April. After being inactive for a few years, the team is rebuilding from the ground up. Established teams can improve on past aircraft, tooling, and years of experience. Our team is building that foundation from scratch. Over the year, the team will design, build, test, and refine multiple aircraft on the way to a final competition design. Funding is especially important for the composite materials and components needed to build that final aircraft. The team also plans to make backup parts, because if something breaks during testing or competition, having a replacement ready can be the difference between recovering and being eliminated. Wind Energy: Our Wind Energy team has about 15 students and plans to compete in California in May. The team has competed successfully for several years now. This year, they’re designing, building, and testing a wind-energy system and will represent WSU Everett against other collegiate teams. Rocket: Our Rocket team has about 5 students and is preparing to compete in May. Like our other teams, they are taking a project from concept through design, manufacturing, testing, and competition, building real engineering and teamwork skills along the way. Mars Rover: Our Mars Rover team rounds out the club, giving students another way to collaborate on complex projects that bring together different areas of engineering. Why It Matters: For our teams, competition is about much more than the final result. Students learn design, manufacturing, testing, problem-solving, project management, and teamwork- the skills that prepare us for engineering careers. Your support won’t just help this year’s teams reach competition. It will also build up the equipment, knowledge, and experience that future WSU Everett students can keep building on. Your Donation at Work: Every dollar raised through Cougstarter goes directly to our teams for materials, equipment, registration fees, and travel. To say thank you, we’ve set up donor levels ranging from a personal email to a personalized thank-you video from our teams. Every gift, big or small, gets us closer to our goal. Thank you for believing in us! Follow us on Instagram: @wsu.everettengineeringclub
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Get Your Women's Hockey Team Back On Ice!
By Women's Hockey club
We are raising funds to get the Women's Hockey team back on the ice!
We are raising funds to get the Women's Hockey team back on the ice! Women's Hockey club Funds raised for the WSU Women’s Hockey Club will be utilized for supporting the members with hockey gear, travel for games and local ice expenses. This will allow the club to implement more aspects and learning opportunities for members surrounding the play of hockey that would otherwise be unreachable due to the expense. The outcomes of our project will give students an opportunity to join a community, play a sport and stay active with other students. These funds will help foster female hockey, and an additional path into supporting the growth and mentoring of young women’s sports. This opportunity and support will help build the foundation of bringing women’s hockey back to WSU.
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WSU Women's Club Volleyball
By WSU Women's Club Volleyball
Help fund our WSU Women's Club Volleyball team as we prepare to travel and compete against other schools in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and BC, Canada!
Help fund our WSU Women's Club Volleyball team as we prepare to travel and compete against other schools in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and BC, Canada! WSU Women's Club Volleyball Welcome to the family! If you do not already know us, we are the WSU Women's Club Volleyball Team. WSU Women's Club Volleyball is a competitive collegiate volleyball program that competes and travels in the Pacific Intercollegiate Volleyball Association (PIVA) in the Pacific Northwest against other schools in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and BC, Canada. Our regular season consists of five regional tournaments that we are very competitive in. We aim to attend every tournament that PIVA offers, but to attend them we have to pay for our travel, hotels, and tournament fees that come out to around $10,000. This unfortunately does not include the out-of-pocket expenses of food, team apparel, and gear. Our Crimson (A) team found success last year by placing first in two of the regional tournaments competed in. They also had the wonderful opportunity to compete in National Collegiate Volleyball Federation's (NCVF) National Tournament held in Kansas City, Missouri. They were not the only ones to find success throughout their season. Our Grey (B) team also found success by placing top 6 in every single regional tournament with their highest placement being second place in a tournament in which our A team had won. They had also been ranked 15th in NCVF Division III all season. Our program continues to see tremendous improvements and we hope to continue that! Our program strives to bring out the best in not just ourselves, but in the people around us. We are asking you to help us make a positive impact on our players, experiences, and the WSU community. By contributing to our club, you are able to directly support our players by assisting travel, lodging, and tournament expenses. Any contribution to our club will be greatly appreciated! What are the donations funding? TRAVEL: Our A team has been granted the wonderful opportunity to return to Nationals this year. In April of 2027, they will travel to Atlanta, Georgia to compete. This opportunity allows our team to not only showcase the skills and growth they have developed throughout this season, but to compete against other universities from all over the country. EQUIPMENT: As our program continues to grow and get better, we are beginning to outgrow our old equipment. We would like to invest some our funds into higher quality equipment to enhance practices so that we may compete at our highest levels. TEAM CULTURE: Our club is not all about playing volleyball but also building long-lasting relationships. We strive to foster a fun and supportive environment where all our players may also feel safe. Your contributions would also go to events that we would be able to put on to work on our team bonding and relationships! Your support means everything to us, and we look forward to seeing our teams continue to grow and develop! Go Cougs! Gratefully, WSU Women's Club Volleyball Team Don't forget to check out our social media and follow us along on journey this season! Click the tags below! Instagram: @wsuclubvolleyball Facebook: Washington State Club Volleyball YouTube: @WSUWomensClubVolleyball
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Book by Book: Build Up Our Coug Reader Community
By WSU Crimson Review
Support the growth of an on-campus literary review journal's book club, focusing on increasing literacy rates and uplifting underrepresented voices.
Support the growth of an on-campus literary review journal's book club, focusing on increasing literacy rates and uplifting underrepresented voices. WSU Crimson Review Our Goal: Support the growth of an on-campus literary review journal that centers and highlights marginalized voices in literature through our book club, which focuses on increasing literacy rates among Cougs, uplifting underrepresented voices, and promoting reading for pleasure. With our campus-wide Common Reading halted for the second school year in a row, WSU students have not been encouraged to read about the challenges and narratives faced by contemporary young adults, adolescents, and the world, especially those underrepresented in literature. The goal of our longitudinal project as an organization is to (1) increase literacy on campus, (2) highlight and uplift marginalized stories, and (3) encourage students to discuss an array of topics by utilizing creative works in literature. With the increasing cost of books and the inability of college students to purchase them, our goal is to build upon your contribution and provide copies of literature for our book club picks of the month, which all focus on marginalized writers whose works students are unable to obtain at local libraries due to a shortage of available, cost-friendly copies. Our Campus Community Impact: Our organization uplifts student voices by giving WSU students a space to contribute to important literary conversations that affect their daily lives. We hope that by pursuing our goals, we can nurture a lasting tradition of engagement with literature at WSU. Creating a more inclusive, literate, and connected campus starts with reframing engagement with diverse literature as a student responsibility and returning to a culture that values reading for recreation, not as a chore. Supporting this project will increase access to literature for WSU students, promoting traditional literacy development while encouraging reading for pleasure. This creates more opportunities for students to interact with a variety of works and perspectives while building a community of readers within WSU Pullman. Our primary outcome is to give WSU students who may not be able to afford books or find representation in the books available to them greater access to a wider variety of literature. Obtaining funding will allow us to purchase books that highlight voices WSU students deserve to hear. Reducing financial barriers to book clubs and review journals can encourage students to engage more with reading as a hobby and part of their routine. In addition, this project will foster a campus community focused on literacy development, broadened dialogue, and acknowledging the necessity of representation in literature. This gives students more opportunities to engage in meaningful discussions that encourage critical thinking, empathy, and open conversation.
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STEM Futures: An Evening of Innovation
By STEM Innovators & Association
Support interdisciplinary STEM Networking!
Support interdisciplinary STEM Networking! STEM Innovators & Association The STEM Leaders and Innovators Association (SLIA) is a registered student organization at Washington State University dedicated to empowering students to explore, lead, and innovate within STEM fields. Our mission is to create inclusive, supportive spaces where students can build confidence, develop leadership skills, and engage in meaningful, hands-on learning experiences. Funds raised through CougStarter directly support student-centered workshops, networking opportunities, and professional events designed to help students prepare for competitive careers in STEM. These experiences focus on professional readiness and interdisciplinary collaboration, ensuring WSU students gain practical skills while building a strong, lasting community. Your support allows SLIA to elevate our cornerstone initiatives. Building on the success of our previous STEM Futures event, which brought students and industry professionals together in an interactive walk-and-talk format, we are expanding our vision this year into a formal dinner and evening gala. This enhanced format provides an elevated, seated setting where students can share a meal with industry leaders, faculty, and alumni, engage in deeper mentorship conversations, and practice formal professional networking. By donating, you help cover venue arrangements, dinner catering, and program resources, making this signature experience accessible to students across campus at no personal cost. Your generosity directly helps students build professional poise, plan for their futures, and step forward as the next generation of STEM leaders and innovators!
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Timber Strong Build Competition
By Timber Strong WSU Pullman
Timber Strong will be competing in the Pacific Northwest ASCE Student Symposium hosted at Gonzaga University this spring April 15-17th 2027
Timber Strong will be competing in the Pacific Northwest ASCE Student Symposium hosted at Gonzaga University this spring April 15-17th 2027 Timber Strong WSU Pullman Timber Strong will be competing in the Pacific Northwest ASCE Student Symposium hosted at Gonzaga University this spring April 15-17th 2027 alongside 21 other student chapters. This design build competition involves meeting requirements to design, model, and build a 2-story wood light-framed building. Students gain exposure to structural engineering, and practice skills in management used in construction environments.
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Willed Body Ceremony
By Gold Humanism Honor Society
An annual gathering to honor those who have entrusted their bodies to the anatomy education of future generations of healthcare professionals at WSU.
An annual gathering to honor those who have entrusted their bodies to the anatomy education of future generations of healthcare professionals at WSU. Gold Humanism Honor Society WHAT: The Willed Body Ceremony is an annual gathering hosted by the Gold Humanism Honor Society to honor those who have entrusted their bodies to the anatomy education of future generations of healthcare professionals at WSU Spokane. It brings together donors’ families, friends, students, and faculty in gratitude and remembrance. WHY: These connections foster humility, compassion, and a deeper sense of responsibility, and shape our future healthcare professionals who carry both clinical knowledge and humanistic care into their work. It is a time for reflection that every anatomy lesson is also a lesson in humanity, and a celebration of each donor's life and the profound generosity of their gift. WHO: GHHS is a national honor society founded by The Arnold P. Gold Foundation to recognize and support medical trainees who exemplify the qualities of kind, safe, trustworthy care with a focus on excellence, compassion, altruism, respect, and empathy. At WSU Spokane, we are a student organization that organizes the Willed Body Ceremony as a way to uphold the principles of GHHS in the student community and all the people who make our learning possible. With your support, we want to hold this meaningful event for donor families and students. This year, we want to connect with alumni, faculty, and the WSU community to fundraise for this meaningful ceremony. We kindly ask for your donation to our CougStart fund. Your gift to the Willed Body Ceremony and GHHS will go towards the ceremony, reception, and creating a Donor Thank You book filled with artwork and messages from students that is gifted to the donor families at the ceremony.
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Support Free Monthly Events for CVM Students
By CVM Graduate Student Assoc.
Your support will help cover food, supplies, and activities so we can continue providing welcoming and accessible events for all students!
Your support will help cover food, supplies, and activities so we can continue providing welcoming and accessible events for all students! CVM Graduate Student Assoc. The College of Veterinary Medicine Graduate Student Association (CVMGSA) hosts monthly events to bring students together, build meaningful connections, and foster a supportive community at WSU. These events provide opportunities for students to socialize, network, and take a break from their busy academic and research schedules. Our goal is to keep these events free and accessible to everyone. Your support will help cover the costs of food, supplies, and activities, allowing us to continue creating welcoming and engaging experiences for CVM students throughout the academic year. Every contribution helps us strengthen our community and make these events possible!
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WSU Tri-Cities IEEE Student Innovation Fund
By IEEE Student Branch at WSUTC
Support WSU Tri-Cities IEEE students with hands-on labs, technical workshops, industry tours, and attendance at the IEEE Rising Stars Conference!
Support WSU Tri-Cities IEEE students with hands-on labs, technical workshops, industry tours, and attendance at the IEEE Rising Stars Conference! IEEE Student Branch at WSUTC The WSU Tri-Cities IEEE club is a student-led chapter that works closely with the IEEE Richland section and belongs to the wider IEEE network. We connect students in electrical engineering, computer science, and other STEM fields with working engineers in the Tri-Cities. Our student leaders run events and workshops where members meet professionals, look into job opportunities, build their networks, and get hands-on experience outside the classroom. At last year's IEEE Rising Stars Conference, our members attended a technical workshop and learned a lot. We then used that knowledge to host similar workshops on campus for students who couldn’t attend. Our goal this year is $2,000. Your gift will help pay for: Travel, transportation, food, and hospitality for events like the IEEE Rising Stars Conference, job fairs, technology symposiums, company tours, and meetings with industry leaders Speakers and career specialists who connect students with internships and jobs Materials for workshops we run with other STEAM clubs, where students work on projects they care about and learn skills and tools that classes and labs usually don’t cover Many students can’t afford these trips and events on their own. Your gift also supports the Tri-Cities area by helping students build careers here. Every gift counts, even $5. Thank you for supporting our students, and Go Cougs! Follow us on Instagram: @ieee.wsutc
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Prosser Graduate Student Association
By Prosser Grad Student Assoc.
Building community for WSU Prosser grad students through social events, industry networking, and research showcases for growers and stakeholders.
Building community for WSU Prosser grad students through social events, industry networking, and research showcases for growers and stakeholders. Prosser Grad Student Assoc. The Prosser Graduate Student Association (PGSA) is requesting $1,000 in total to support a year of social and academic programs for graduate students based at the Irrigated Agriculture Research and Extension Centre (IAREC), Prosser. Many of our graduate members complete their degrees entirely at this research and extension centre and have limited or no access to the events, networks, and resources available in Pullman, the main campus. PGSA is the only organisation in IAREC that brings together graduate students from across CAHNRS science departments, giving them a shared space to connect, exchange ideas, and build a sense of belonging. The requested funds will support two main areas: Community and social engagement. We host regular coffee socials that give students, postdocs and researchers from different departments and labs an informal setting to meet and share their work. We will also organise gatherings around important cultural festivals (Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas, Summer, Diwali, Holi, etc.), reflecting the diverse backgrounds of our members. We also support industry visits in the nearby area, increasing our connection with the local industries. These events reduce isolation, support student well-being, and help students build professional relationships with the agricultural industry in the region. Academic showcase. We will be holding a research showcase, "Celebrating Science at IAREC", where graduate students present their work to stakeholders and growers. This event will give the students experience in communicating science to real-world audiences, strengthen ties between the university and the local agricultural community, and help growers learn about research that directly affects their work. Together, these activities will create a more connected, supported, and visible graduate student community at IAREC, one that helps students succeed academically, grow professionally, and contribute meaningfully to the region. Stay connected with the incredible work being done at IAREC by the graduate students at https://www.linkedin.com/company/prosser-iarec-graduate-student-association/
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Evening with Industry 2026
By WSUE Society of Women Engineer
The Washington State University Everett chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is excited to host our annual Evening with Industry!
The Washington State University Everett chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is excited to host our annual Evening with Industry! WSUE Society of Women Engineer About Us The Washington State University Everett chapter of the Society of Women Engineers (SWE) is excited to host our annual Evening with Industry! SWE is dedicated to supporting not only women in engineering but all minorities in STEM. Our goal on campus is to foster an inclusive community where students feel welcome, heard, and supported. Nearly all of our events are campus-wide, ensuring that everyone has access to resources and opportunities. Many of WSU Everett’s students are non-traditional, including first-generation college students, working professionals, parents, and students from immigrant or international backgrounds. We take pride in helping these students gain a competitive edge in their engineering careers. SWE Throughout the Year Throughout the year, SWE is active, hosting events that bring students together, develop technical skills, and create career opportunities. Soldering Workshops - Twice a year, we organize soldering events that welcome multidisciplinary backgrounds, creating opportunities for students to collaborate and build strong and more inclusive campus communities. National & Local Conference - Every year, a small group of members attends SWE’s National Conference, gaining inspiration from keynote speakers, industry leaders, and networking opportunities. Last year, one of our members secured internships from the career fair! Company Tours & Workshops - Throughout the year, we partner with local companies to give students firsthand exposure to engineering environments. These tours and workshops connect students with hiring managers who provide resume critiques, interview tips, and career advice. Bonding Activities - Beyond the technical and career side of the club, we bring students together for a much-needed brain break from their busy engineering class schedules. These activities give students a chance to relax, unwind, get creative and connect with one another through fun crafts and other activities. We are always striving to expand our reach, create new opportunities for students, and strengthen our impact within the campus community. What is Evening with Industry? Evening with Industry is the culmination of our year of networking, company tours, and career-building workshops. Throughout the year, we’ve worked hard to gather industry contacts, alumni connections, and faculty recommendations - all to bring fantastic companies to meet our students! Last year, our on-campus event grew so large that it spilled into the lobby. This year, we’re taking it off-campus to a dedicated venue to accommodate even more students and professionals. At Evening with Industry, engineering students from WSU Everett will network over dinner with company representatives. Students will have the opportunity to talk to engineers and professionals about their careers, learn about internships, job openings, and gain valuable insight into the industry. For graduating seniors, this is a prime chance to connect with potential employers and secure opportunities before graduation. This is the largest event hosted by SWE on campus and an incredible resource for students, companies, and the broader community. It’s our way of ensuring that students have direct access to the connections, guidance, and opportunities they need to thrive in their engineering careers. What will donating help? WSUE SWE is committed to advocating for and supporting our students to the fullest extent. Your donation will ensure that every student can attend this event for free, removing financial barriers and making it easily accessible to it all. It will also help us provide catering from a local business, so students can focus on networking and connecting with professionals- rather than worrying about keeping the buffet stocked or serving food. Additionally, your support will allow us to move the event off campus to a more spacious venue. Last year, despite its overwhelming success, our space was so limited that some students and company representatives had to sit in the lobby, making them feel disconnected from the event. With your generosity, we can create an even more impactful experience- one where students gain valuable networking contacts, discover new companies and job opportunities, and access resources they need to build their future careers. Thank you! Thank you so much for your consideration and donations! We appreciate it on behalf of everyone involved with not only Society of Women Engineers (SWE), but also the entire WSUE Everett campus community.
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Oregon Coast Aquarium Trip
By CVM Aquatics Club
The Aquatics club is fundraising for a trip to Newport, Oregon to get vet students hands-on experience in marine conservation.
The Aquatics club is fundraising for a trip to Newport, Oregon to get vet students hands-on experience in marine conservation. CVM Aquatics Club Aquatic animals need veterinary care too, but they don't get as much attention in the vet school curriculum as their terrestrial counterparts. The WSU CVM Aquatic Medicine Club was founded to fix that by introducing veterinary students to aquatic animal care through hands-on labs, expert lectures, and unforgettable experiences. Last year, we saw amazing success through CougStarter, and were able to take the club to Friday Harbor Labs on San Juan Island for a fabulous weekend of wading in tidepools, touring marine labs, hearing from marine science experts, and watching the sun set over the Salish Sea. This year, the club is planning to take its members to Newport, Oregon for a behind-the-scenes tour of the Oregon Coast Aquarium, where students can see everything that goes into caring for an entire facility of aquatic species while making professional connections with aquarium veterinarians. Additionally, the club hopes to visit Oregon State University's Hatfield Marine Science Center to learn about the incredible research being done in marine ecology and conservation, to remind us why caring for aquatic animals is so important. In order to give vet students this amazing experience, we need your help! To cover ticket prices, lodging, and transportation for twenty-five students, we have set a goal of $4000 to raise during our CougStarter campaign. If you love aquatic animals as much as we do, we hope you will consider donating to help train the next generation of aquatic animal veterinarians.
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Take Archery Club to Vegas Shoot 2027!
By Archery Club at WSU
Help fund our team's trip to both Nationals and Vegas Shoot 2027!
Help fund our team's trip to both Nationals and Vegas Shoot 2027! Archery Club at WSU Though new to the sports club scene, Archery Club has been a constant presence at WSU since its founding in 2017. We welcome university archers of all levels from your first time holding a bow to ready for competition! As a club we strive to cultivate a safe environment for our members to meet other students, practice archery judgement free, and dabble in some friendly competition. Our members partake in a wide variety of disciplines including Olympic recurve, barebow, and compound. We invite university students to come and learn from our team of trained rangemasters and our USA Archery certified instructor! This past year for our club has been one of major changes and transitions as we settle into our new range space and welcome many new members. In January of this year, we sent our team of eight to the 2026 Indoor Nationals in Cheney, WA, where they enjoyed a weekend of shooting and team bonding. This year we have hopes of expanding our team to ten members and sending them to the 2027 Indoor Nationals in Monroe, WA, but also to the 2027 Vegas Shoot! Your donations will go towards our teams competition funds which includes, but is not limited to: Travel expenses: Flights or vans to and from competition, and transportation to and from hotels Competition fees: USA Archery membership fees and competition registration fees Team wear: Potential team jerseys or other team gear Food and housing: Cost of hotels and food for ten students Every donation helps to get us closer to our goal of sending our team to the largest indoor archery competition in the world! Keep up to date with our Instagram! @wsu_archeryclub
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WSU Women's Rugby Travel and Supplies!
By WSU Women's Rugby Club
Help the WSU Women's Rugby Club tackle our upcoming season! From tournament travel to essential safety gear and more!
Help the WSU Women's Rugby Club tackle our upcoming season! From tournament travel to essential safety gear and more! WSU Women's Rugby Club Help us grow the wonderful world of rugby in the Palouse area! The WSU Women's Rugby Club is a team located on the pullman campus that is dedicated to welcoming everyone and anyone onto the pitch teaching them the sport, promoting school spirit, and creating a connection between the members that will last a lifetime. Our team believes that cost should never stop an athlete from pursuing their dreams. Unfortunately the additional costs associated with sports often drive individuals away from participating in club sports and as a new team to our league it is essential for our numbers to grow. Our goal for this season is to raise enough money to relieve that burden from those craving the pitch so every player can join carefree. With your donation we will be able to fund our new league travel expenses, USA rugby dues, and essential team gear such as rugby shorts. Every donation no matter big or small makes an impact to our team. Please support WSU Rugby! Go Cougs!
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Books, STEM Supplies & Study Support for Student Caregivers
By Cougs and Cubs Club
This project provides books, STEM supplies, and study‑support resources to help Cougs & Cubs families learn, explore, and thrive.
This project provides books, STEM supplies, and study‑support resources to help Cougs & Cubs families learn, explore, and thrive. Cougs and Cubs Club Cougs & Cubs welcomes WSU Global students, alumni, and staff who are caring for little cubs throughout their academic journey. Our community is built around meaningful, family‑centered programming — from our children’s book club and hands‑on Science Saturdays to cozy caregiver nights in. We create a space where peer support feels natural, child involvement is celebrated, and families can learn, play, and grow together through shared connection. All donations directly support the heart of our programming. Contributions help us provide STEM kits and science materials that spark curiosity, expand our children’s book collection so every cub can enjoy new stories, and supply study‑support tools that make academic life a little easier for Cougar caregivers. Every gift strengthens our families and keeps Cougs & Cubs thriving.
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2026-2027 Concrete Canoe
By Concrete Canoe
The WSU Concrete Canoe club builds a canoe made out of concrete where we will bring it to competition and race against other schools… and yes, it floats
The WSU Concrete Canoe club builds a canoe made out of concrete where we will bring it to competition and race against other schools… and yes, it floats Concrete Canoe The goal of our project is to design, build, and race a fully buoyant canoe made out of concrete. We accomplish this through rigorous testing, experimentation, and trial over the course of the fall and spring semesters. In this process, we participate in a series of activities that mimic real-world project execution. This includes but is not limited to submitting a project proposal and RFIs, technical writing and presentation, design development, networking and collaboration, and construction. Finally, we get to race our product at the ASCE Regional Concrete Canoe Competition (hosted by Gonzaga and University of Idaho this year). This is a great opportunity to learn skills that are not attainable in the classroom while also sharpening problem-solving, teamwork, and networking skills. Additionally, this is the perfect opportunity to show some Cougar spirit! Donations will go directly into funding our project by easing the costs associated with testing different mix materials, completing construction, and transportation and lodging to attend competition. We greatly appreciate any donation! Go Cougs!
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WSU Men's Soccer Team Going to College Club Soccer Nationals
By WSU Men's Soccer Club
The WSU Men's Soccer Team is working to qualify and travel to the USCCS National Tournament hosted by IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL.
The WSU Men's Soccer Team is working to qualify and travel to the USCCS National Tournament hosted by IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL. WSU Men's Soccer Club The WSU Men's Soccer Club is working to qualify and travel for the 2026 USCCS National Tournament hosted by IMG Academy in Bradenton, FL! After 3 appearances in USCCS Regional Tournaments, The Cougs seek their first chance at earning a National Title. Anything helps, and we appreciate your support!
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Class of 2028 Junior Revue
By WSU CVM C/O 2028
The Junior Revue is a party put on by veterinary students every year to celebrate the transition of third year didactics to fourth year clinical rotations!
The Junior Revue is a party put on by veterinary students every year to celebrate the transition of third year didactics to fourth year clinical rotations! WSU CVM C/O 2028 The Junior Revue is an annual celebration that signifies the third year veterinary student transition from didactic lectures to clinical rotations. It has been an integral part of the WSU veterinary school experience for many years. The third year class officers are very excited that it is our turn to make a memorable night for our classmates! The theme this year is the Pet Gala (a play on the New York Met Gala fundraiser)! Our goal is to throw a formal party in the CUB ballroom filled with music, comedic skits, superlatives, drinks, as well as snacks and an ice cream bar! Every donation will help us get closer to making this a night to remember for attendees for years to come!
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Support the 2026-27 WSU ASCE Chapter!
By WSU ASCE
Help our chapter send our sub clubs to competition, continue providing food at our general meetings, and sponsor our four highway clean-up events per year!
Help our chapter send our sub clubs to competition, continue providing food at our general meetings, and sponsor our four highway clean-up events per year! WSU ASCE We will be covering registration costs for our sub club competition teams to travel and compete in this year's symposium. We also want to continue feeding attendees at our general meetings every week, keep hosting highway clean-up volunteer events each semester, and support the extracurricular education and exposure to industry of club members!
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Club Softball on the Move
By WSU Club Softball
We have a record number of players this year, which is amazing, and your support will help us travel and compete!
We have a record number of players this year, which is amazing, and your support will help us travel and compete! WSU Club Softball Support WSU Club Softball! This season, we have a record number of players on our team, which means increased costs for travel, tournaments, equipment, and other team expenses. Your donations help us cover these costs and give more of our athletes the opportunity to compete and represent the Cougs. Every donation makes a difference. Go Cougs!
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Fund Equipment and Tournament Fees for WSU Quiz Bowl!
By WSU Quiz Bowl
Help WSU's quiz bowl team buy buzzer systems and enter regional tournaments!
Help WSU's quiz bowl team buy buzzer systems and enter regional tournaments! WSU Quiz Bowl WSU Quiz Bowl is a student organization that competes in and contributes to academic trivia competitions (think Jeopardy! with teams) across the Pacific Northwest and United States. Founded in the fall of 2025, we have grown quickly and recently came in second place out of 18 teams at the 2026 ACF Fall tournament, beating teams from across the PNW, Arizona, Colorado, and Texas. Now, we want to bring this same experience to high schoolers across Eastern Washington. This spring, we would like to host a quiz bowl tournament at WSU to give younger students a chance to compete and see what quiz bowl is like. However, to make this happen, we need to buy high-quality questions and buzzer equipment (which on that note will serve our club for years to come!). By donating to our campaign, you help us fund this tournament while keeping costs low for the high schools attending. With your support, we can build a quiz bowl community in our region. Thank you!
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Crimson Robotics Beetleweight Program 2026
By Crimson Robotics
Our Beetleweight program allows teams to design, build, and battle their own 3-pound robots at our semesterly Crimson Bot Brawl
Our Beetleweight program allows teams to design, build, and battle their own 3-pound robots at our semesterly Crimson Bot Brawl Crimson Robotics Crimson Robotics is Washington State University’s combat robotics club. Teams in Crimson Robotics design, manufacture, and compete with 3-pound “Beetleweight” robots. Twice a year, the club hosts and livestreams a combat robotics tournament called the Crimson Bot Brawl, held on the Washington State University Pullman campus. The competition features competitors from Crimson Robotics as well as fighters from all over the Pacific Northwest. Crimson Robotics’ mission is to create open access combat robotics, as it can be cost-prohibitive and overly intimidating otherwise. Our club provides the education and resources necessary to create and compete with combat robots to all Washington State University students at absolutely no cost, regardless of experience or choice of major. Members of Crimson Robotics learn practical engineering skills such as CAD, technical drawings, designing for manufacturing, and much more. In addition, they gain valuable communication and leadership skills through working in interdisciplinary teams for all club projects. Members can work at their own pace and prioritize which skills they would like to focus on building. The skills that Crimson Robotics members learn while creating robots directly lead to success in finding internships and industry jobs. A donation towards Crimson Robotics helps ensure that the club can continue to offer practical engineering experience to all Washington State University students at no personal cost. The money will go towards the material and manufacturing costs that go into creating robots. Between electronics, metals, and machine time, even small robots can pose a significant financial challenge, and Crimson Robotics produces a few dozen each year. The money will also go towards updating the arena with a ventilation system to improve safety and a smaller test arena that allows for easier testing of the combat robots. A donation will also help fund the Crimson Bot Brawl, which, as a means of furthering our goal of open access to combat robotics, has no cost to compete and is open to the public to spectate for free both online and in person.
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AICHE ChemE Car
By AICHE's ChemE Car
ChemE Car is the project of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. As a multifaceted team of engineers, we build cars from scratch!
ChemE Car is the project of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. As a multifaceted team of engineers, we build cars from scratch! AICHE's ChemE Car Have you ever seen a car run completely off of chemical reactions? That is exactly the goal of WSU's ChemE Car team, which is the project of our AICHE chapter at WSU (American Institute of Chemical Engineers). As a multifaceted team of engineers, we make a car completely from scratch. The battery chemistry - homemade 3D printed cells and carefully measured chemicals. The stopping reaction - carefully timed chemistry. The assembly - a designed chassis made completely by students. The wiring - all connections coded and designed by students. Everything for this project is done by students, all to compete in the Regional AICHE ChemE Car Competition. WSU's ChemE Car needs your help funding our project! Your donation will go towards team t-shirts, travel expenses, and additional material costs. Give a coug the opportunity to show what they've learned at the competition! Rumor has it that the competition is in Seattle, where we will face off against UW at the competition. GO COUGS!
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COED Indoor Soccer
By FC Evercougs
FC Evercougs is the first and only sports club at WSUE. It is a coed indoor soccer club that plays at Arena Sports in Mill Creek every Thursday night.
FC Evercougs is the first and only sports club at WSUE. It is a coed indoor soccer club that plays at Arena Sports in Mill Creek every Thursday night. FC Evercougs Hey everyone! We’re the WSU Everett Indoor Coed team, the first and only sports team on the Everett campus. We’re trying to raise money to cover our season, and honestly, we really need the help. Everett is a smaller campus and a lot of students commute, so it can be tough to meet people. Our team has become a spot where students actually get to know each other, hang out, and feel like real Cougs. Win or lose, we show up for each other, and that’s what being a Coug is all about. With the World Cup being played right here in the US this past summer (and a few of those games just down the road in Seattle), soccer fever is real. More and more students have been asking how they can join, and we want to say yes to all of them. It’s not just about having fun either. Studies have found that students who play team sports tend to get better grades on average, and being on a team helps with stress, anxiety, and depression. Having a group that’s counting on you to show up makes a big difference, especially during a tough semester. Right now we’re paying for everything out of our own pockets. Field time is by far our biggest cost, and we need to raise more than $5,000 just to cover it for the season. Your donation goes straight toward field time, plus league fees, equipment, and jerseys, so no student has to sit out because they can’t afford it. Want to see where your support goes? Follow us on Instagram at @fcevercoug to keep up with our games, scores, and everything happening with the team. We’d love to have you cheering us on! Anything you can give helps, even a few bucks. Thanks so much for backing us. Go Cougs!
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WSU Swim Club: 2026 CCS Western Regionals
By WSU Swim Club
We are working to raise funds to send 12 swimmers to the 2026 CCS Western Regionals in Mission Viejo, CA, as well as other travel events in the future.
We are working to raise funds to send 12 swimmers to the 2026 CCS Western Regionals in Mission Viejo, CA, as well as other travel events in the future. WSU Swim Club We are working to raise funds to send 12 swimmers to the 2026 CCS Western Regionals in Mission Viejo, CA, as well as other travel events in the future. As a club, our goal is to provide a fun and safe space for college students to continue pursuing their love for swimming and achieve their goals. We work to build lasting relationships and life skills that can be applied after a swimmer's time with our club. This is our third year going to the Regionals. The Western Regionals swim meet is a 2-day competition between the college club teams in this region of the US. Every year our team has attended, we have gained great standing with the college club swimming corporation, as well as the other colleges participating in the meet. It is very important to our team to attend this meet again, as it greatly helps us build the community in our team and build our connection with others. Throughout the school year, we hold team-bonding events such as bowling, pumpkin patches, game nights, and more. Through these events, our team has built a tight-knit community of unlikely friends spanning ages 17-24. Aside from our dedication to continue pursuing our love for swimming, building a community is just as important. Not only is our community outside of practice strong, but this season we have shown an increase in attendance and dedicated swimmers. We doubled our roster from around 12 swimmers to 25 this year! By donating to our goal, we can take some of the financial burden off of our swimmers to help them continue to work towards their college swimming goals!
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WSU Men's Ice Hockey 2026
By WSU Men's Ice Hockey
Help the Men's Ice Hockey Team keep up with travel costs, rent ice time, and ensure their equipment is up to date!
Help the Men's Ice Hockey Team keep up with travel costs, rent ice time, and ensure their equipment is up to date! WSU Men's Ice Hockey Behind every game, practice, and road trip is a tremendous amount of dedication, preparation, and financial commitment. For WSU Ice Hockey, providing our student-athletes with the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level takes more than hard work on the ice. It takes the continued support of our families, alumni, fans, and the Cougar community. As a competitive collegiate club hockey program, WSU Ice Hockey is committed to providing our players with opportunities to develop their skills, compete against other universities, and proudly represent Washington State University. However, as our program continues to grow, so do the financial responsibilities that come with operating a collegiate hockey team. This season, we are raising funds to help offset two of our largest expenses: Travel and Ice time. Competing throughout our conference requires extensive travel, including transportation, hotel accommodations, and other expenses associated with away games. Additionally, the rising cost of ice rentals makes securing practice time and hosting home games increasingly expensive. Donations will help cover these essential costs, along with equipment, team supplies, and other operational needs that keep our program running. Beyond covering expenses, your support helps reduce the financial burden on our student-athletes and allows us to continue building a strong, competitive hockey program for future generations of Cougs. Every donation, no matter the size, makes a meaningful difference in the future of WSU Ice Hockey. Your generosity helps keep our players on the ice, creates opportunities for our program to grow, and allows our team to proudly represent Washington State University. Thank you for supporting our players and being part of the WSU Hockey community! Go Cougs! Sincerely,WSU Ice Hockey ClubWashington State University Follow our team throughout the season for game updates, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wsu_hockey_?igsh=dTBucHpqNzVrNzNhYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@WSUHockey
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Kids' Science and Engineering Day 2027
By Society of Women Engineers
Help WSU Society of Women Engineers inspire the next generation of STEM students through a day of fun, hands-on science and engineering activities!
Help WSU Society of Women Engineers inspire the next generation of STEM students through a day of fun, hands-on science and engineering activities! Society of Women Engineers Kids’ Science & Engineering Day (KSED) is an annual WSU Society of Women Engineers event that gives elementary students the opportunity to explore science, technology, engineering, and math through fun, hands-on activities. Each year, approximately 300 K–5 students and their families come to WSU’s Pullman campus to learn, experiment, build, and explore. WSU student organizations lead interactive activities, giving children the chance to experience STEM in ways they may not get to in the classroom. KSED also gives WSU students the opportunity to share their passion for STEM with the local community. With around 30 student organizations participating, hundreds of WSU students volunteer their time to create and lead activities for local children. Donations will help us purchase activity supplies, t-shirts, goodie bags, decorations, and other materials needed to make KSED a fun, accessible, and memorable experience for everyone who attends. By supporting KSED, you are helping inspire the next generation of STEM students while connecting WSU with the Palouse community.
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Help the WSU Equestrian Team Ride Towards Success!
By WSU Equestrian Team
Help the WSU Equestrian Team reach by supporting our riders, strengthening our team, and helping us represent WSU in the arena!
Help the WSU Equestrian Team reach by supporting our riders, strengthening our team, and helping us represent WSU in the arena! WSU Equestrian Team The Washington State University Equestrian Team brings together students who share a passion for horses, riding, and competition. As part of the WSU community, our team provides opportunities for students to develop their riding skills, build lasting friendships, and represent Washington State University at collegiate equestrian competitions. Through teamwork, dedication, and a shared love of horses, we strive to grow as riders and competitors while creating a supportive environment for everyone involved. We are fundraising to help cover the costs associated with participating on the WSU Equestrian Team. Collegiate equestrian involves expenses such as team membership and class fees, competition entry fees, travel, lodging, and other costs necessary for our riders to compete throughout the season. Funds raised through this campaign will help offset these expenses, making it easier for our members to participate, travel to competitions, and represent WSU! Every contribution will help support our team and allow us to focus on developing our skills, achieving our goals, and making the most of our collegiate riding experience. We invite you to be part of our journey by supporting the WSU Equestrian Team! Every donation makes a difference. Your generosity helps our riders pursue their passion, compete at the collegiate level, and represent the Cougs with pride. Thank you for supporting our team, investing in our student-athletes, and helping us make another successful season possible. Go Cougs!
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WSU Club Baseball
By WSU Club Baseball
Support WSU Club Baseball as we compete regionally, grow our program, and give student‑athletes a high‑level baseball experience at WSU
Support WSU Club Baseball as we compete regionally, grow our program, and give student‑athletes a high‑level baseball experience at WSU WSU Club Baseball WSU Club Baseball is raising funds to support rising travel, field rental, umpire, and equipment costs as our program continues to grow. Conference play requires extensive regional travel, and increased demand for field access has elevated facility expenses. Your support helps keep our program affordable and competitive, allowing student‑athletes to train, travel, and represent WSU as a part of the NCBA. Thank you for your contribution to support student athletes!
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