History

HISTORY

History

Founded in 1974, Christian Service University has always been committed to providing outstanding academic, spiritual, and moral training. Initially established as an interdenominational evangelical Christian institution, CSU has significantly developed over the years, offering more than twenty programs at Certificate, Diploma, Bachelor’s, and Master’s levels.

In 2005, the institution transformed into a University, further cementing its role in providing spiritual, moral, academic, and professional training for entrepreneurship, public service, Christian ministry, and effective participation in the labor market. Despite these achievements, the university continues to face funding challenges, which led to the creation of the CSU Foundation.

Foundation Overview

As a private non-profit organization, CSU faces competition from numerous private and government-assisted universities. To address financial challenges and ensure sustainable growth, the CSU Foundation aims to mobilize US$4 million within five years to support infrastructural development and other long-term needs of the university.

The Foundation seeks to

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  Generate philanthropic support for students, faculty, research, and academic programs.
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  Advise and guide donors, connecting their passions with institutional priorities.
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  Engage alumni and volunteers in the life of the university.
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  Build and create partnerships with businesses to drive workforce development.
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  Partner with the institution to address major challenges
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  Protect sensitive donor financial information and maintain donor anonymity.
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  Raise and manage private support for the benefit of the institution and the communities it serves.
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  Advocate for the importance of philanthropy within and beyond the institution.