A nonpartisan, student-led affiliate of the Haas Center for Public Service

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Over the course of its 50 year history, SIG has provided extraordinary leadership experiences in public service for a tremendous number of students.  We have seen incredible growth over this time, largely because of the many alumni who have offered their connections, time, and resources. SIG is at the forefront of Cardinal Service, a new, campus-wide initiative to elevate and expand service on campus, and we need your help ensure that we have the resources we need for the next 50 years as we continue to expand and strengthen our community.

Please consider helping SIG by giving through the Haas Center’s on-line donation form. You can direct your gift to one of the funds below. Furthermore, if you are making a donation through the Stanford Fund, you can request in your donation for the funds to go to SIG.

Make a Gift Now!

Click on the red “Make a gift now!” icon, which takes you to the “Giving to Stanford” page with the Haas Center’s name already auto-filled in the form.

Under “Special instructions/Other designation” name the SIG fund where you prefer your gift to go, including the 5-letter fund designation in parentheses. Currently, our greatest need is funding for our summer stipends program (HAFXL).


SIG Program Fund (HAHXT)

This fund provides unrestricted support to wherever the need is greatest.

SIG Summer Fellowship and 50th Anniversary Fund (HAFXL)

Supports SIG’s stipends program, which offers Stanford students from all majors and financial backgrounds an unprecedented opportunity by funding otherwise unpaid summer internships in public policy.

Provides designated support for summer fellowships in the US and around the world, including financial aid.

Jeanne Wahl Halleck Fund for SIG (KAQOH)

Helps build the core endowment for SIG program innovation, used at the discretion of each Chair.  Established by former Chairs Susie Thomas ’95 and Jon Oram ’96, as well as over 30 other former SIG officers in honor of longtime SIG adviser Jeanne Wahl Halleck.

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