Students: Giving Back before Graduation

When it comes to students, there is strength in numbers. While individual student gifts may not be large, collectively they can make a real difference. In 2006, members of the senior class on all three campuses helped to raise more than $37,000 to support the University; most gifts went toward a dynamic new Husky statue that will adorn the HUB porch as a show of the Class of 2006's ongoing school pride.

The University takes great pride in student support because it sends a message to all potential donors. When alumni and friends see that students are making their own gifts they are often inspired to contribute more, because they're impressed by the generosity and commitment shown by our students.

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Every gift from a student donor is treasured--regardless of the size of the gift. It is a vote of confidence that creates a bond with the University's alumni and friends and unites them in a collective effort to strengthen our University community.

Senior Class Gift Campaign

The graduating class has traditionally given a Senior Class Gift which is presented at Commencement in thanks for all that the University of Washington has given them.

Private support has never been more important. The funds found within this website provide support for student aid, department, center and program support, facilities and equipment, as well as recruitment and retention of outstanding faculty. We encourage you to support the programs you feel most passionate about. Please take some time to search for a fund that you believe in. Begin that search here. >>