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The Alexander-Tharpe Fund is a division of the Georgia Tech Athletic Association and serves as the primary fundraising arm, bringing in gifts and commitments for facilities, scholarships and current operations. In Fiscal Year 2024, the A-T Fund experienced the best year in history, bringing in gifts and commitments of more than $53 million.

The financial challenges of building and sustaining a successful athletics program are never-ending and ever-growing.  With a strong foundation - based on three key pillars - Georgia Tech Athletics can not only meet these challenges but exceed expectations for success. We are extremely grateful to our friends and fans of Georgia Tech athletics for their financial support. 

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Current Operations

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Current Operations
Ticket sales alone cannot support the people and programs that Georgia Tech needs to build and maintain a world-class athletics enterprise. Gifts to the Athletic Scholarship Fund - as well as sport-specific gifts to help recruit and enhance the student-athlete experience - can and do make a difference.  

Endowments

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Endowments
Investment returns from endowed funds provide a source of income in perpetuity for student-athlete scholarships, coaching and administrative positions, and sports programs.

Facilities

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Facilities
New construction and renovations are necessary to ensure that Georgia Tech will remain competitive in attracting and retaining the best student-athletes, hiring and retaining quality coaching and administrative staff, and providing a spectator experience that keeps fans coming back.
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Georgia Tech Athletic Association
150 Bobby Dodd Way, N.W.
Atlanta, GA 30332-0455
Phone: 404-894-5400

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