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February 5, 2021

Bucks for Charity raises more than $1.3 million for Ohio nonprofit organizations

By collectively donating $1,355,286 to Ohio nonprofit organizations through Bucks for Charity, the university’s annual community fundraising campaign, faculty, staff and retirees showed their support to our communities.
November 1, 2020

Make your Bucks for Charity pledge by November 6

Bucks for Charity is the annual opportunity for Ohio State faculty, staff and retirees to donate to community organizations and make a difference. You can donate to a meaningful cause via check, cash or payroll deduction. The campaign ends Friday, Nov. 6.
September 16, 2020

Bucks for Charity - Buckeyes are caring for Ohioans!

Bucks for Charity is the annual opportunity for Ohio State faculty, staff and retirees to donate to community organizations and make a difference. You can donate to a meaningful cause via check, cash or payroll deduction. As Buckeyes, we are caring for Ohioans.
February 10, 2020

Bucks for Charity campaign raises nearly $1.3 million for local nonprofits

This year, more than $1.29 million was raised to benefit local nonprofit organizations through Bucks for Charity.
September 18, 2019

Wexner Medical Center employee donates through Bucks for Charity to help improve patient care

When Buckeyes give through Bucks for Charity, they are supporting nonprofit agencies that help Ohio State faculty, staff and patients. Robert Weber, Wexner Medical Center pharmacy administrator, knows first-hand how his donation to the Charitable Pharmacy of Central Ohio (CPCO) impacts patients he serves at the medical center.
September 16, 2019

UNCF funds Ohio State student’s education with the help of Bucks for Charity donations

There are many opportunities for Ohio State faculty, staff and retirees to support through Bucks for Charity, including education. United Negro College Fund (UNCF) of central Ohio, one of more than 250 participating nonprofits, helps advance education goals for college students, including students at Ohio State like Nathan Harris.
September 16, 2019

Ohio State vision research made possible by Prevent Blindness grant and Bucks for Charity donations

Donations through Bucks for Charity make a difference in people’s lives and health, and some of that important work is being done right here at Ohio State. Through a Prevent Blindness grant, Ohio State neuroscience student Isabella Palazzo is studying how to save people’s sight.
September 16, 2019

Ohio State employee pays it forward through Bucks for Charity donation to the Down Syndrome Association

Buckeyes have a reputation of paying forward, and that’s what Gabrielle Bockelman is doing through her Bucks for Charity donation to the Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio (DSACO), one of the more than 250 nonprofit organizations supported through Bucks for Charity.
September 16, 2019

Ohio State employees’ lives bettered thanks to Bucks for Charity donations to Bridgeway Academy

When Ohio State faculty, staff and retirees collectively donate more than $1 million each year through Bucks for Charity, they are supporting our families, friends, students and colleagues, like David Wisely and Brittany Poast who benefit from the programs and services of a local organization, Bridgeway Academy.
February 21, 2019

$1.3 million raised for local nonprofits through Bucks for Charity

Ohio State faculty, staff and retirees joined together to raise $1,318,131 for central Ohio, making a difference for hundreds of local nonprofit organizations.

HR Focus News

Workday Notifications for Merit Increases

Merit notifications are being provided via Workday for the 2025 fiscal year to all Ohio State employees who receive a merit base pay increase and/or merit lump-sum amount. Your merit notification will specify if you are receiving a base pay increase, a lump sum increase or both. If you are not receiving a merit increase this year, you will not receive a notification.

Grow your skills, pursue new interests with LinkedIn Learning

With thousands of opportunities available through LinkedIn Learning, faculty, staff and students are expanding their knowledge, delving into a hobby or earning a certification.

New Benefits and Pay Dashboard in Workday

A new benefits and pay dashboard in Workday now makes it easier to access your most important benefits and pay information in one place. The new dashboard, called the Benefits and Pay Hub, combines the previous Pay and Benefits apps with more comprehensive details about your compensation history, recent paychecks, health benefits, and more.

Expanded Career Resources in Workday

If you want to advance your Buckeye career, a new Workday internal career site has tools to help you easily navigate and apply for open opportunities across Ohio State.

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Third Quarter Deadline for Lifestyle Spending Account Claims

Ohio State’s Lifestyle Spending Account (LSA) reimburses employees up to $125 quarterly for eligible expenses related to health, fitness, family, emotional and social wellness. The third quarter ends September 30. Employees have until October 15 to submit a claim for eligible expenses incurred July 1 – September 30. Unused LSA funds do not carry over.

Save Smart, Plan Ahead: Join the Virtual Retirement Fair

Join the Human Resources team and our partners for a virtual retirement fair to learn more on a variety of retirement topics.

Faculty and Staff Appreciation Football Game

Faculty and staff have an opportunity to be randomly selected to receive four complimentary tickets to the Ohio State vs. University of Akron football game on Saturday, Aug. 31, at 3:30 p.m. Opt-in by Friday, Aug. 2, at 11:59 p.m.

Faculty and Staff Appreciation Week

Thank you for all you do! Join the celebration with activities and discounts planned for July 29 – August 4 exclusively for Ohio State employees.

More than a job: Selena Browning raises thousands towards cancer research

After personally experiencing the compassionate and diligent care of the Ohio State community, Selena Browning instantly knew she wanted to be a part of it – leading her to work at Ohio State and personally raise thousands of dollars toward cancer research and helping others.