Ways to Give

Programs

Private gifts enable the University to create new programs and academic degrees that develop innovative curricula and teaching methodologies, and enhance existing programs with improved materials and new training.

Following are a few examples of how you can help college academic programs:

• The Library has growing needs for new information technology, staff support, and improved collections.
• The Alumni Association organize many activities that promote affinity between the college and its current and former students. Funding for student scholarships, SEQUEL Magazine and other quality services is needed to help the UVU Alumni Association increase equity in your degree.
• Wolverine Athletics gives students with exceptional physical talent an opportunity to supplement their educational costs and enhance their experience by participating in college sports. Help them continue to recruit top players with scholarship and equipment donations, so these athletes can serve as ambassadors to UVU at schools throughout the nation.
• The Wee Care Center is designed to meet the child care needs of low-income students of UVU. It provides quality care for children ages six weeks to three years. The program is housed on UVU campus and is funded by UVU, grants and private donations from the community.
• Cultural and art events are aided through donations to the UVU Friends of the Arts.