Chairman Lee Soo Young featured in 'Forbes Asia's Annual Heroes of Philanthropy List'
Building in Redlands donated by Lee Soo Young, Chairman Person of KAIST Foundation
The Chung-hi & Byiung-jun Park KI Building, home to creative convergence research by professors and researchers
KAIST Clinic Pappalardo Center, a professional medical facility for members of KAIST
Through your support, we drive innovation, jumpstart creative ideas, and empower students to succeed.
KAIST U.S.
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U.S. residents can also participate in the KAIST fundraising campaign. U.S. taxpayers donating to KAIST U.S. Foundation are eligible for tax deductions.
* KAIST U.S. Foundation: Tax exempt organization under the U.S. Federal Internal Revenue Service (IRS) (501-C-3)
* KAIST U.S. Foundation: Tax exempt organization under the U.S. Federal Internal Revenue Service (IRS) (501-C-3)
KAIST
Foundation
Foundation
If you wish to receive tax deduction benefits in Korea, please donate to KAIST Foundation, located at the KAIST main campus in Daejeon, Korea. The country in which the tax exemption applies depends on the organization that you donate to. The donation procedure and benefits for donors are identical for both organizations.