At FIT’s Baker School of Business and Technology, we invite students to a journey where the classroom truly meets the world. Here, innovation isn’t just encouraged—it’s embedded in every course. Sustainability isn’t an afterthought; it’s a core principle, empowering students to build businesses that respect both people and the planet. Diversity, equity, and inclusion aren’t just goals; they’re daily commitments, extending beyond campus into every field our students enter.

The Baker School is more than just a stepping stone to a job; it’s a launchpad for dreams. Whether reimagine retail, revolutionize digital branding, or create technology that transforms the industry, the Baker School prepares students for a world constantly evolving. With every class, internship, and mentorship, students are positioned not just to meet real-world challenges but to lead the change in creative industries worldwide.

Your support enables students to pursue transformative learning opportunities and access resources that might otherwise be out of reach. With your generosity, students receive scholarships for educational opportunities, gain access to engage in hands-on projects and cutting-edge technology, expanding their future possibilities. Every donation helps shape a future innovator, empowering them to bring their vision to life and create meaningful impact in the creative economy.

Join us in making that difference. Every 20 donations unlocks a $500 matching gift from a sponsor (names).

Donations to the Baker School general fund support:

Student travel to state-level, national, and international competitions and events, including:

SUNY Undergraduate Research Conference (SURC). This supports students to travel to various SUNY campuses to present their research.

New York State Business Plan competition. Last year, FIT had more students compete in the finals than any other NYC institution.

ACBSP student pitch competition (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs, the accreditor for 7 Baker degrees). Last year, a Baker School student placed second internationally.

Future Retail Challenge at the World Retail Congress. Each year a student team presents on the world stage addressing the challenges and future of retail. FIT is the only U.S. college to participate in this international competition.