BYU-Pathway Give Hope 2025

It’s Time to Give Hope

BYU-Pathway Worldwide’s annual giving week is here! It’s time to give hope by making donations that help students around the world receive a life-changing education.

Remember, no gift is too small. Every dollar counts. Together we can help people improve their lives and “[become] disciples of Jesus Christ who are leaders in their homes, the Church, and their communities.”

Last year we surpassed our goal, so this year we raised the bar to aim for 900 donors. Will you be one of them? Don’t wait; make your gift today. Let’s make it happen!

The Family That Studies Together Succeeds Together

“If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.”  This familiar adage rings true for three siblings from Nigeria—Gift, Confidence, and Virtue Obiandu—who are working together to build their careers and fortify their faith through BYU-Pathway Worldwide. They have each completed their foundational PathwayConnect courses and are now pursuing bachelor’s degrees in applied health.

“[BYU-Pathway] helped us grow our relationship as siblings. It was a lot easier to study together when we had challenges. We were able to help each other solve problems."
—VIRTUE OBIANDU

“BYU-Pathway has the potential of not only drawing us to the Savior but enabling us to meet our goals: our career goals, our goals to build a strong family, our goals to have a strong faith in the gospel of Jesus Christ, our goals to serve wherever we find ourselves.”
—GIFT OBIANDU

“Your donations are not just monetary contributions; they are investments in the lives of countless individuals and their families. . . . Thank you for your support, your faith in our potential, and your commitment to making education accessible to all.”
—CONFIDENCE OBIANDU

Did You Know?

Many students face challenges. 34% of BYU-Pathway students struggle to find at least two meals a day, 60% experience unstable housing, and 70% are first-generation college students, low-income, or both.

You can make a difference. 74% of BYU-Pathway students receive donor-funded financial assistance, with 52,389 students receiving tuition discounts in 2024.

Help in more ways than one. In addition to funding tuition discounts, donations are also used to help students find jobs and to provide laptops for those who don’t have a computer.