What is the Senior Legacy?
It's your special opportunity to say "Thanks!" to an institution that has made a lasting impact on your life in an equally lasting and meaningful way. Since 1995, graduating seniors have given thousands of dollars in support to the University of Florida. These students have left a legacy of excellent programming and resources for the benefit of future Gators—including you.
Why Give?
Your gift will allow UF to continue the tradition of offering exceptional education, facilities, resources and opportunities to students. Your support also provides the tools to further advance research and enhance the educational environment that make us all proud to call ourselves Gators.
Every senior is being asked to give $20.13 to honor your graduation year. While the majority of gifts will be at this level, we often receive gifts of $50 and even $100. Any amount helps your university. We want our seniors to participate at any level that is comfortable for them.
Your contribution obviously benefits the students who will follow you. In addition, your support affects UF’s national rankings. These rankings are partially based on the rate of alumni support and add great value to your degree.
Tote Bag
And if that doesn’t convince you, as an official participant in the Senior Legacy campaign, you will receive an exclusive "Gators" tote bag that folds into itself.
Where and How Can I Give?
Seniors may designate their gift to the Senior Legacy fund which supports:
- Career Resource Center
- Center for Leadership and Service
- Counseling Center
- Dean of Students Office
- Housing and Residence Education
- Multicultural and Diversity Affairs
- Off-campus Life
- Recreational Sports
- Student Financial Affairs
- Student Legal Services
- J. Wayne Reitz Union
To make a gift online click here: www.uff.ufl.edu/Appeals/Seniors/
or contact
The Florida Fund
University of Florida Foundation, Inc.
PO Box 14425 • Gainesville, FL 32604-2425
Phone: (800) 279-6796
E-mail: floridafund@uff.ufl.edu
The University of Florida Foundation, Inc.
