Georgia Institute of Technology

GThanks

GThanks is the initiative to show appreciation to the donor and/or their family whose generosity made your scholarship/fellowship possible.

Most of the scholarships offered to Georgia Tech students are made possible through generous support of people who care about students and education. We need your help to communicate the importance of your scholarships to these donors. It gives the donor an opportunity to obtain a glimpse of how the gift has made a difference in your life as a student. Nothing is appreciated more than a kind letter of thanks.

Your letter(s) are due to the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid(OSFA) by October 15th.

Thank You Letter Format

  • Use 8.5" x 11" paper, stationery, or an appropriate thank you card.

  • PDF or MS Word

  • Your electronic signature is required if you send it via email.

  • Do not seal your letter in an envelope. A member of the OSFA will review your letter. In cases where there are typos or grammatical errors, the letter will be returned to the student for corrections.

Finalizing Your Thank You Letter

  • Be sure to include the full and correct name of the scholarship in your letter.

  • Your signature is required on the thank you letter prior to submission

  • Provide your GTID#

Delivering Your Thank You Letter

  • Send your letter to:
    Georgia Institute of Technology
    Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid
    Attn: Maria Meador
    225 North Avenue
    Atlanta, GA  30332-0460

  • Or hand deliver your letter to the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid on the third floor of the Bill Moore Student Success Center.

  • Or email your letter to our office to gthanks@finaid.gatech.edu **Your electronic signature should be included in the letter

If you have any questions, please contact Maria Meador or Gina Repak.

Content Tips

Tips to help you in writing your Thank You Letter.

Samples

This is an attempt to provide scholarship recipients with sample letters that will get them started. We believe these samples encourage students to improve their correspondence skills.

Frequently Asked Questions