Enhancing the educational experience for all students
ANNUAL GIVING
At the UF College of Education, our students and faculty are making a difference on our campus, in our community, across the nation and around the world. But we don’t do it alone. We do it through the generosity of alumni and friends — like you.
Your annual gifts support every aspect of the College–students, faculty, programs, facilities and more. With your support we are able to provide scholarships to deserving students, recruit high-caliber faculty, fund impactful research, enhance academic programs and serve the community in countless ways.
Annual gifts of all sizes provide the ongoing resources that are crucial to the college’s growth and success as a world-class institution.
GIVING BY THE NUMBERS – FY 2016
3 EASY WAYS YOU CAN GIVE
Every gift makes a difference
5
5% of education alumni gave back to the UF COE
95
95% of annual gifts received were $250 or under, totaling over $100,000
1,033
More than 1,000 gifts were raised through phonathon
ONLINE
Give online through UF Foundation’s secure website.
PHONE
Call (352) 392-1691
Send a check payable to University of Florida Foundation to:
UF Foundation, Inc.
P.O. Box 14425
Gainesville, FL 32604
FUNDING PRIORITIES
The College of Education does the important work of preparing educators, counselors, administrators, researchers and policymakers to be leaders who make an impact on learning and development around the world. Our most important partners are alumni and friends who support our work on an annual basis, providing a foundation for success in our efforts.
JOIN THE DEAN’S LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
The Dean’s Leadership Circle is a special group of donors who share a common passion and commitment for the UF College of Education. They make a meaningful difference at the college by providing leadership annual giving support to meet the emerging needs of our schools and programs. Visit the Dean’s Leadership Circle website to learn how through your generous contributions as a DLC member you can make a lasting impact in the lives of students, researchers, and faculty every day.