Donate to SEG

Select a specific fund from the list below to support an area of particular interest to you. Otherwise, you can make a general donation to SEG that will support all of SEG programs and services throughout the world.

Featured giving opportunities

Annual Fund (Unrestricted)

Annual gifts to this fund are vitally important as they allow SEG Foundation to provide a crucial portion of the funds needed to operate and strengthen the innovative programs and activities that the geophysical community needs.

Not only does this fund support the necessary day-to-day operations of the SEG Foundation, it also allows for the growth of existing SEG programs and for new geophysical grant and program possibilities. Support the good work being done through the SEG Foundation today with a gift to the Annual Fund.

  • $10,000 – Trustee Associate (elite donor club)
  • $2,000 – Sustaining Trustee Associate (annual gift)
  • $1,000 – High Velocity (annual donor club)
  • $100 – Doodlebugger Society (annual donor club)
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Annual Fund (Unrestricted) - Endowment

Annual gifts to this endowment fund are vitally important as they allow SEG Foundation to provide a crucial portion of the funds needed to operate and strengthen the innovative programs and activities that the geophysical community needs.

EVOLVE Program Support Fund

The SEG EVOLVE Program provides subsurface learning projects in an interactive, noncompetitive team environment that fosters global participation. Please visit seg.org/EVOLVE for more information about this program.
In part, EVOLVE is delivered through cloud technology which provides a unique virtual learning experience to university students and early career individuals. Team projects require analysis and application of geophysical/seismic, geologic, petrophysical, and petroleum engineering data and software technology, to support integrated reservoir management, problem solving, and decision making.
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Geoscientists without Borders Support Fund

GWB projects support global communities in need by utilizing applications of geoscience knowledge and technology, while ensuring long-term sustainability within the impacted community by engaging the next generation of geoscientists. Project grants and the development and implementation of the program are all supported by the GWB Support Fund.

Many of the world's most pressing humanitarian issues fall into categories where geoscientists can make significant contributions because of their unique and advanced knowledge about the Earth. These issues include Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH); food security; disaster risk reduction (landslides, earthquakes, tsunamis, volcanoes) and environmental and cultural conservation. Please visit seg.org/gwb to learn more about the world-wide impact of this humanitarian program.
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SEG Women's Network Fund

The SEG Women's Network is a community hosted by the SEG Women's Network Committee. Created in 2011, this committee raises awareness of and finds solutions for the challenges women encounter in applied geophysics. The SEG Women's Network Fund provides assistance for programs and activities focused on supporting and strengthening this community.

Student Support (General) Fund

The Student Support (General) fund is intended to support the preparation of students and emerging professionals for successful academic and long-term careers in geophysics. SEG's student and early career programs provide essential tools and resources for educational enhancement, travel, networking, and leadership training.
Our students' areas of interest and needs are ever changing. Therefore, the Student Support (General) Fund allows flexibility for providing the funding necessary to any given student program when it is needed most. Give back by supporting our future geoscientists today. Please visit seg.org/Student-Early-Career for additional information about SEG's student programs.
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Support SEG Programs

Distinguished and Honorary Lecturers

Geoscientists Without Borders®

Student Programs

Scholarships

Field Camps

Near Surface Geophysics

Travel Grants

What's the difference between an endowment and a non-endowed gift?

Endowment

Funds are to be invested and the earnings are to be spent according to the board designated annual spending rate.

Non-Endowed

Funds are to be used for operating and programmatic expenditures and are received with the intent of being spent within twelve to twenty-four months of receipt.

Development Reinvestiment Fee

In accordance with SEG Foundation policy, a Development Reinvestment Fee of 5% is assessed on donations of $500 or more to a restricted fund. This fee is used to support Foundation expenses associated with donor stewardship and fundraising. The entire donated amount, including the Development Reinvestment Fee, is considered a charitable donation to the SEG Foundation. Thank you!

 

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