With over 35 years of success, your commitment to the continued growth of the Mathworks program will help provide a sustainable source of funding to advance innovation in math education. Your gift to Mathworks will help us in our mission to research and develop model programs and self-sustaining learning communities that engage students from all backgrounds in doing mathematics at a high level. Every gift makes a difference, no matter the size. Please consider making a donation today!
You can decide to support daily operations, scholarships, or endowments. Read more about our endowment accounts below.
Kodosky Foundation Endowment
Jeff Kodosky is a co-founder of National Instruments and Mathworks Steering Committee member. This fund, named in honor of Jeff and Gail Kodosky whose major gifts helped begin the Mathworks Endowments, provides general program support including scholarships for students.
Butler Endowed Scholarships
Sarah and Ernest Butler are Mathworks Steering Committee members who have supported numerous programs in the arts, music, and education. This fund provides scholarships for students to attend Mathworks summer programs.
Herb Carter Endowed Scholarships
Herb Carter was a former Vice-President of the Siemens Foundation who helped begin Siemens Competition in Math, Science, and Technology. This fund provides scholarships for students, particularly African-American students, to attend Mathworks summer programs.
KLE Endowment
This fund, established by the KLE Foundation, provides operational support and scholarships for students and teachers to attend Mathworks summer programs.
RGK Foundation Endowment
Ronya and husband George Kozmetsky established the RGK Foundation to support new and innovative programs in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). This fund supports the Ronya Kozmetsky Endowed Scholarship for student to attend Mathworks summer programs.
Baethge Endowed Scholarship
Sam Baethge worked for many years with Mathworks as a problem-writer and teacher. This fund is dedicated to supporting scholarships for students to attend Mathworks summer programs.
