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The UW Foundation is honored that you have made supporting the University of Washington a personal priority. The University of Washington is one of America's finest public universities, and private support plays an important part in helping to sustain its outstanding quality. Your gifts make a profound difference in the lives of countless people who benefit from the UW's teaching, research, and public service programs.

The UW Foundation proudly recognizes contributors and volunteers at the following levels:

Laureates have lifetime giving totaling $1,000,000
and above.

Benefactors have lifetime giving totaling $100,000-$999,999.

Henry Suzzallo Society honors those who have made estate gifts to the UW.

President’s Club members have made annual gifts to the UW of $2,000 and above.

President’s Club Young Leaders recognize alumni and friends age 35 and under.

Dean’s Club are alumni and friends who contribute to a specific school or college.

Gates Volunteer Service Award annually honors alumni/friends who demonstrate extraordinary dedication to the UW through volunteerism.

UW Annual Recognition Awards annually honor outstanding teachers, staff, and mentors engaged in public service and diversity efforts. Awards are also given to UW students, alumni and friends who have distinguished themselves.

The Foundation is grateful for the generosity and commitment of all UW alumni and friends that support the people and programs of the University of Washington.

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