A. B. FREEMAN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Founded in 1914, the A. B. Freeman School of Business is now one of the fastest growing business schools in the nation — currently educating over 3,000 students in programs spanning the globe. The Freeman School is recognized internationally for its innovative curricula and experiential learning opportunities.

Why are donations necessary?

Last year, with a median gift amount of just $200, the Freeman Annual Fund collected over $1 million. Every gift matters. The Freeman School relies on your investment to help us recruit and retain the best and brightest students and staff from around the world, ensuring our sustainability and continued growth.

Freeman Annual Fund

The Freeman Annual Fund is the business school’s largest source of current-use support. Donations to the annual fund support scholarships and fellowships, centers and institutes, and help the school attract top faculty. Collectively, gifts to the Freeman Annual Fund are put to use immediately to meet the school’s most urgent needs.

Freeman Graduate Fellowship Fund

The Freeman Graduate Fellowship Fund ensures that the business school continues to attract the best and brightest graduate students by providing financial assistance. Fellowships are awarded to exceptionally gifted students based on academic excellence, geographic and personal background and professional experience.

Freeman Student Success Fund

The Freeman Student Success Fund enhances our offerings in advising, study abroad, business communications, corporate relations and the Freeman Career Management Center.

Freeman Matches & Challenges

Graduate Student Unlocking: Barbara Davey (MBA 1982) is challenging current graduate Freeman students with an unlocking gift to support the Business school. Once 35 Freeman graduate students make their gift, it will unlock $5,000 to support the school.

Morning & Afternoon Challenge: Once 100 donors make a gift in the morning, $25,000 will be unlocked for the Freeman School. And once 250 donors make a gift in the afternoon, $25,000 will be unlocked for the Freeman School.

Before Noon Challenge: Brian Egwele (Egwele & Company), BSM 2001, will dollar-for-dollar match the first $10,000 received by the Freeman School before 12 pm.

Global Challenge: Eddie Ahmed (E’ 88, A&S '88, MBA ‘90) and Natasha Bailey, parents of Jack Bailey (B '28), are challenging alumni, parents, and friends of Tulane who live outside of the US to make a gift to the annual fund today! They are matching, dollar-for-dollar, the first $10,000 contributed. Your donation will ensure your contact information is up to date, helping us include you in our growing international Tulane communities. Double your impact and support the things you love about Tulane on Give Green!

Dean's Faculty & Staff Challenge: Once 70 Freeman faculty/staff make a gift, $2,500 will be unlocked from Business School Dean Paulo Goes.