Anonymous Donor Contributes $2 Million to Support DBU’s Carter School of Business

Dallas Baptist University is honored to announce a $2 million anonymous gift in support of the Don and Linda Carter School of Business. This remarkable act of generosity reflects the spirit of DBU's faithful community, where donors consistently give out of gratitude and conviction rather than a desire for public recognition. Whether named or unnamed, every gift to DBU is rooted in a shared commitment to advance the mission of the University and to shape future generations for Christ.

This significant contribution was made by an individual who deeply believes in DBU's vision to prepare students to be Christ-centered servant leaders in the business world and beyond. Their quiet generosity stands alongside so many others whose giving is motivated not by personal credit, but by the hope that the Lord will use their resources to further His Kingdom through the work taking place at DBU.

"We are continually humbled by the faithfulness of those who support DBU in ways both seen and unseen," said DBU President Dr. Adam C. Wright. "This anonymous gift is a powerful reminder that the true measure of generosity is found not in recognition, but in a desire to see God's work advanced through the lives of our students who come through the DBU Don and Linda Carter School of Business."

With this gift, the University's STAND FIRM. STAND OUT. capital campaign surpasses $45 million toward its $60 million goal for the construction of a new home for the Carter School of Business, where students will be equipped to stand firm in their faith and stand out in their calling in the marketplace and across every sphere of influence.