Stony Brook University launches first Back the Brook event for student support

Sarah Elbaroudy, USG President
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Stony Brook University will host its first Back the Brook event on November 19, aiming to raise funds for student clubs, organizations, and athletic programs. The 24-hour crowdfunding campaign is designed to support activities that contribute to campus life by providing additional resources beyond what is allocated by the Undergraduate Student Government (USG).

Many student groups at Stony Brook receive funding from the USG, but these budgets often do not fully cover costs such as event hosting, equipment purchases, or travel for off-campus competitions. Back the Brook was created to address this gap and offer alumni, students, faculty, staff, families, and friends a way to directly support student initiatives.

“Back the Brook reflects the very essence of Stony Brook, a community that leads with generosity and heart,” said USG President Sarah Elbaroudy. “Every gift strengthens the foundation of student life, empowering Seawolves to lead, create and inspire change. Through giving, we affirm our shared belief that Stony Brook’s greatest legacy is its people — a community united by purpose, pride and possibility.”

More information about participating in Back the Brook can be found at SB Matters.



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