The SFS General Fund provides SFS with the most flexibility. Gifts to this fund help SFS where it's needed the most, from field equipment to faculty research to student support.
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Direct your support to one of our 12 centers. Center-specific gifts fund research priorities, field equipment, and community engagement initiatives.
Tropical rainforest and Great Barrier Reef research in Queensland.
Give to Australia
Himalayan biodiversity studies and Gross National Happiness research.
Give to Bhutan
Mekong wetlands ecology and post-conflict conservation in Siem Reap.
Give to Cambodia
Patagonian glaciers, fjords, and subantarctic ecology fieldwork.
Give to Chile
Tropical forest restoration and sustainable agriculture in Atenas.
Give to Costa Rica
Adriatic marine ecology and Mediterranean coastal conservation.
Give to Croatia
Mediterranean food systems and rural land-use research in Tuscany.
Give to Italy
East African savanna wildlife studies and Maasai community partnerships.
Give to Kenya
Tropical marine biology and Bocas del Toro watershed ecology.
Give to Panama
Amazonian rainforest research and Andean highland ecology.
Give to Peru
Wildlife management and community conservation around the Serengeti.
Give to Tanzania
Coral reef restoration and tropical marine science on South Caicos.
Give to TCISFS Community Engagement funds support collaboration that creates meaningful impact in the communities where we operate. These funds help advance community-identified priorities, strengthen access to knowledge and practical skills, and provide students with local insights and lived experiences.
Floating villages and rural communities partnering with the SFS Cambodia center near Siem Reap.
Support Cambodia Communities
Rural farms, coffee cooperatives, and neighborhood organizations partnering with the SFS Costa Rica center near Atenas.
Support Costa Rica Communities
Island and coastal communities partnering with the SFS Panama center in Bocas del Toro.
Support Panama Communities
Maasai, Hadzabe, and neighboring communities partnering with the SFS Tanzania center near Rhotia.
Support Tanzania Communities
Student-driven and community-identified initiatives on South Caicos, honoring Greg Hoffer (TCI ’18) and his care for people and place.
Support TCI CommunitiesEach fund below covers part or all of a student's costs. They go to first‑generation undergraduates, students from underrepresented backgrounds, and applicants who qualify for need-based aid. For many recipients, a scholarship is the difference between applying to SFS and not.
Targeted projects that honor a person, a place, or a moment. Click any fund to give, or contact giving@fieldstudies.org to start a new one.
Ecological restoration at the Cinder Cone research site.
Equipment for mountain mammal diversity monitoring.
Natural sciences laboratory at the field station.
Wildlife research across both centers.
GPS lion tracking and human-lion conflict mitigation in northern Tanzania.
Supporting reef recovery research at the center.
Bonefish research at the Center for Marine Resource Studies.
From recurring monthly contributions to employer matches, legacy gifts, and business partnerships, there are many paths to support SFS. Click any option to learn more.
Michael Girsch
Director of Advancement & Alumni Relations
giving@fieldstudies.org · 978-380-4795
501(c)(3) Nonprofit | EIN: 04-2711596
