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Skip to content Skip to search Skip to footer Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement Open Menu Back Close Menu Search for: Search Close Search Engage DemocracyEngage Democracy WashU Votes WashU Votes Student Committees Engage Democracy 2024 Atkin Residency in the Art of Democracy Civic Café Civic Action Week Applied Civic Courses American Democracy Lab Podcast This Civic Moment Podcast Engage St. LouisEngage St. Louis St. Louis Fellows Program Engage STL In the Lou St. Louis Impact Fund Civic Café Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award Civic Action Week Community Engagement Framework Community Engagement Opportunity Fund This Civic Moment Podcast Lead ChangeLead Change Gephardt Institute Civic Leadership Programs Civic Scholars Program St. Louis Fellows Program Gephardt Student Internship Program St. Louis Impact Fund ChangeMaker Series Programs &＃038; EventsPrograms &＃038; Events Events Gerry and Bob Virgil Ethic of Service Award Engage Democracy 2024 Civic Café Food for Thought Civic Action Week ChangeMaker Series Gephardt Institute Civic Leadership ProgramsGephardt Institute Civic Leadership Programs Civic Scholars Program St. Louis Fellows Program Atkin Residency in the Art of Democracy Applied Civic Courses Engage STL Gephardt Student Internship Program In the Lou St. Louis Impact Fund WashU Votes Student Committees Partner with UsPartner with Us For Community Partners For Alumni and ParentsFor Alumni and Parents Alumni Civic Engagement Resources WashU Engage AboutAbout News Vision and ImpactVision and Impact Our Strategic Plan Accolades Opportunities Newsletter Our Founder Staff and Leadership Jobs and InternshipsJobs and Internships Gephardt Student Internship ProgramGephardt Student Internship Program Gephardt Student Internship Application National Advisory Council Student Advisory Council Contact Us Give Open Search Your Gift Matters Jane Gephardt Memorial Fund June 2, 1942 – Jan. 13, 2024I appreciate your donation to the Gephardt Institute which is so important to Jane and I.  Nothing in my life would have been possible without the constant love and support of my partner for over 63 years.  She shared my passion for our country, the City of St. Louis and developing young citizen leaders for life. Make a Donation to the Jane Gephardt Memorial Fund Gifts to the Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community Engagement ensure the education of the next generation of civic leaders. Through the comprehensive and transformative experiences offered by the Gephardt Institute, students are able to impact St. Louis today and are prepared to impact other communities tomorrow as alumni.  Give Online Donate today via the secure form below. You can select a one-time gift, a recurring gift, or a gift in honor or memory of a someone. Donate Now How Does My Gift Help? Gifts of all sizes are important to the Gephardt Institute. The majority of our donors make gifts of $50 or less. $25 or more supports an event that encourages civic engagement, such as a voter registration drive or a program featuring community partners to discuss pressing regional challenges. $100 or more provides any of the following: Community engagement training or facilitation for a student group. Support for one of our weekly civic dialogue event series, &＃8220;Food for Thought&＃8221; and &＃8220;Civic Cafe,&＃8221; which engage students, staff, and faculty across disciplines. Coverage for incidental expenses associated with Engage STL neighborhood immersion tours, which enable students to get off campus and connect with community partners. $500 to $1,000 can support: Community Partnership Mini Grants Student educational experiences Funding for voter registration parties and promotion in major election years $1,000 to $5,000 supports: Capacity-building through the St. Louis Impact Fund Signature events for Civic Action Week $6,000 or more can fund any of the following: One Gephardt Institute student intern per year (two semesters). The Gephardt Student Internship Program supports a team of highly talented and civic-minded student leaders who increase the institute’s capacity to foster a robust university-wide civic culture and impact.  The Civic Summer experience of one Civic Scholar. This two-year academic program includes a substantial project or internship between the Junior and Senior year, that relates to the student&＃8217;s area of interest and coursework. Civic Scholars also engage in leadership development, skill-building, and group discussion designed to support their civic vision. One stipend for a St. Louis Fellow to explore the St. Louis region while working full-time at a nonprofit or civic internship. Through this competitive six-month fellowship program, undergraduate students also engage in an experiential curriculum to understand St. Louis’ history, culture, politics, challenges, and opportunities.  If you would like to learn more about Civic Scholar and St. Louis Fellows sponsorship, planned giving, or other ways of support, please contact Colleen Watermon at 314.935.9221 or [email protected]. To keep up to date with Gephardt Institute initiatives and programs, sign up for our newsletter or contact us. The challenge for academic institutions is to get students to see reality, to see the world outside the buildings…to give students the real-life experience of being a citizen.Former Congressman Richard Gephardt Ways to Give: Online Giving Gifts to the Gephardt Institute’s Annual fund may be processed securely online (by credit card only). Contribute Now Contributing By Check Please make your check payable to Washington University, note that it is for the Gephardt Institute, and send to: Colleen WatermonWashington University in St. LouisCB 10607425 Forsyth BlvdSt. Louis, Missouri 63130-4899 Contributing By Credit Card Please send a note with your credit card number, expiration date, name as it appears on the card and indicate the amount you wish to give. It is important to have a signature on this note verifying your request. Please send to the above address. Pledges Major gifts to the Gephardt Institute may be pledged over a 2 to 5-year period. If you are interested in a pledge, please contact Colleen Watermon at [email protected]. Gifts of Securities or Stock Giving appreciated securities that have been held more than 12 months allows you to claim a charitable deduction while avoiding capital gains tax. The extra tax savings you realize could make it possible for you to make a larger gift than you might have planned. Planned Giving By participating in planned giving, the Gephardt Institute can count on your continued support to provide valuable public service programs, service learning opportunities, and assistance to students for years to come. All gifts to the Gephardt Institute are fully tax-deductible for federal income tax purposes, and subject to any limitations placed on charitable gifts. For more information, please contact Colleen Watermon, Director of Advancement, Gephardt Institute for Civic & Community Engagement, at 314-935-9221 or by email. Gephardt Institute for Civic and Community EngagementStix House6470 Forsyth BoulevardSt. Louis, MO [email protected] Us Facebook Instagram LinkedIn Twitter YouTube Get Involved Find events Weekly Opportunities newsletter Civic leadership programs Connect With Us Subscribe to a Newsletter Driving Directions Mailing Address Campus Map ©2024 Washington University in St. Louis   Loading Comments...   Write a Comment... 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