Give to SP2

For more than 110 years, Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2) has been a force for social good. Your support prepares leaders who tackle society’s most complex social challenges and drives innovation in policy and practice.

Support the SP2 Annual Fund

A gift to the SP2 Annual Fund gives us the flexibility to provide financial aid to our students, attract and retain the world’s best faculty, and invest in important campus and technology improvements that are vital to ensuring our students’ success.

Your Impact

Thanks to donor support, thousands of SP2 students, alumni, and faculty work alongside communities to design solutions to complex social challenges.

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Ways to Give

There are many ways to support SP2, from an immediate gift to a named scholarship or professorship.

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Full Scholarships

Newberg Family Scholarship
The Newberg Family scholarship is awarded to an SP2 master’s student who has demonstrated strong interest in social impact and social change. The Newberg Family scholarship recipient exhibits a strong commitment to social work values and ethics.

Donald J. Deutsch Scholarship
The Donald J. Deutsch scholarship is awarded to an SP2 master’s student who has a demonstrated interest in social good and social entrepreneurship. The Donald J. Deutsch scholarship recipient exhibits a strong commitment to social impact.

Jay Goldman Scholarship
The Jay Goldman scholarship is awarded to an SP2 master’s student who has a demonstrated interest in social policy. The Jay Goldman recipient exhibits a strong commitment to impacting social change at the policy level.

SP2 Social Innovation Scholarship Program
SP2 Social Innovation Scholars are SP2 master’s students seeking to generate impact in areas like economic security, immigration, or global conflict. Social Innovation Scholars benefit from a cohort-based model.

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SP2 Scholars

SP2 Scholars are SP2 master’s students with a particular interest in and demonstrated capacity for leadership in social good. In addition to full tuition benefits, the program offers a cohort-based model with mentorship and training opportunities.

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A Special Thanks to Our Named Scholarship Contributors

Baumgarten Family Scholarship

Dennis and June Brady Scholarship

Wendy and Matthew Cherwin Endowed Scholarship in Social Policy

Lira and Jon Cohen Foundation Scholarship

Colello-Moltzen Term Scholarship for Gender Health at SP2

Jeffrey and Susan Freed Scholarship

Glat Family Scholarship

Vicki Panzier Gross & Michael Gross Social Policy Fellowship

Ralph & Ida Gumberg Endowed Award

Florence R. Hart Endowed Scholarship

Heyer Foundation Graduate Prize Fellowship

Wilbur E. Hobbs Memorial Scholarship

Kellogg Estate Planning

Dorothy Kramer Bergstein Oncology Fellowship

Anita Langsfeld Endowed Scholarship

Betsy Schur Levy & David Levy Endowed Scholarship

Markus Family Endowed Scholarship

Mark & Dawn Ostroff Endowed Graduate Fellowship in Nonprofit/Nongovernmental Leadership

Otto and Gertrude K. Pollak Scholarship

Porreca Memorial Social Work Scholarship

Jean Seldomridge Price Memorial Scholarship

Lindsay B. and Evan M. Roth Master’s in Social Work Endowed Scholarship

School of Social Work Scholarship

Jean & Charles Segal Endowed Award

Aline & Tom Shapiro Endowed Graduate Scholarship

Silvers Family Endowed Fellowship

Krzysztof and Erica Werkun Endowed Scholarship in Social Policy

Wieseneck Family Endowed Graduate Fellowship

Yale Mann Endowed Scholarship

Gail and Albert Zwirn Endowed Scholarship

Contact Us

Office of Institutional Advancement
215 898 5518
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To give by mail:
University of Pennsylvania
Office of the Treasurer
PO Box 71332
Philadelphia, PA 19176-9913

To give by overnight mail:
Trustees of University of Pennsylvania
Attn: Lockbox 824949
525 Fellowship Road, Suite 330
Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054