Anderson Hall has defined K-State's campus since 1884.

Today, it's deteriorating — and a rare opportunity to restore it permanently is on the table, but only until June 30, 2027. The 2024 Campus Restoration Act will release $24.4M in state funds the moment philanthropic giving reaches the same threshold.

Every dollar you give moves K-State closer to unlocking that investment. Miss the deadline, and the funding disappears.

Give to Anderson Hall

Anderson Hall opened in 1884. It has outlasted wars, recessions, and generations of Wildcats.

What it can't outlast, however, is neglect.

The restoration ahead isn't just repairs — it's a deliberate act of stewardship, ensuring the building that has defined K-State's campus for 140 years is structurally sound and fully accessible for the next century.

Anderson Hall deserves to stand strong for the next 140 years — and the path to getting there has never been more clear or more affordable.

The 2024 Campus Restoration Act has set the conditions: raise $24.4M from private donors by June 30, 2027, and the state releases its full investment to complete the restoration.

The work is defined. The timeline is set. All that's missing is you.

Make Your Gift

There are several ways to make your gift to the Anderson Hall Restoration. Online giving is the fastest and most direct — contributions are processed immediately and applied toward the $24.4M goal.

Prefer to give by check or want to discuss a major or planned gift? The KSU Foundation team is available to help you find the right giving method for your situation.

Kansas taxpayers may be eligible for a 25% state income tax credit through the Kansas Historic Preservation Tax Credit program on qualifying contributions. Consult your tax advisor or contact the Foundation for details.

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