I didn’t know if you needed half a million dollars to walk through the door. I was surprised to discover that a relatively modest amount of money can make a big difference. Would a $1,000 or $2,000 grant make a difference to a student, given that it’s less than tuition? I’m sure now that it does. Astronomy and physics faculty member Ellen Zweibel |
|  | There are many ways to make a gift to the University of Wisconsin that will ensure the University's margin of excellence. The Foundation offers several gift options, many of which will also assist you in meeting personal financial goals.
Careful planning can help maximize the positive effects of outright contributions such as cash, appreciated securities, life insurance policies, real estate and gifts of personal property, as well as deferred gifts such as bequests, testamentary trusts and life income trusts. |
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| A member of the UW Foundation staff is available to meet with you to answer your questions about charitable contributions. In addition to Foundation assistance, we recommend that you consult with your attorney or accountant for the legal and tax implications of any gift you make to charity.
As you consider a gift to the University, you can find different giving opportunities by searching: |
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