Seton Hall Launches $225M Fundraising Campaign: ‘For All, Forever’

SOUTH ORANGE, NJ — Seton Hall is publicly launching the “most ambitious philanthropic effort” in its history, administrators announced this week: a $225 million fundraising campaign that the university has dubbed “For All, Forever.”

According to Seton Hall, which is based in South Orange, the campaign centers on three strategic priorities:

• Preparing Leaders Now expands access to scholarships and removes barriers to a Seton Hall education.
• Enriching Our Education focuses on the University’s academic centers and institutes, signature spaces, and experiential learning opportunities that prepare students to thrive in a changing world.
• Strengthening Our Cornerstones includes growing endowed positions and research initiatives that attract top talent and drive discovery.

The university marked the beginning of the “public phase” for its campaign with a launch event on Friday, which welcomed alumni, donors and friends of Seton Hall back to campus.

“For five years, we have been in the early stages of the campaign, and we are stunned by the level of support we’ve already seen,” campaign co-chair Brian Fitzpatrick said.

“This momentum gives us confidence that our community will unite in a show of unprecedented generosity,” the Seton Hall alum said.

Learn more about the For All, Forever campaign here.

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