UW Giving Day Starts Oct. 23

UW urges people to use the “Power of 10” on UW Giving Day (uwyo.edu/givingday), the 10th anniversary of this annual celebration of philanthropy.

UW Giving Day is Wednesday-Thursday, Oct. 23-24, noon to noon. UW supporters can rally together and support the students of today and tomorrow by giving to campaigns of UW units, programs, colleges and student-led organizations.

Donors can give online and support the effort on social media with the hashtags #uwgivingday and #thepowerof10.

UW Giving Day is UW’s annual day of giving spearheaded by the UW Foundation that takes place online and across campus. It has an immeasurable impact on UW students and the faculty, staff and programs that support them.

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Prestigious UW Scholarship Program Enhanced by Major Gift

Carol and Ramon Tomé further supported their UW Tomé Scholars to Fellows Program.

The University of Wyoming has received support that will further enhance the Tomé Scholars to Fellows Program -- one of the university’s premier scholarship opportunities.

The gift grows the program with more scholars, recruits a new generation of leaders, and supports scholars on campus and beyond through the creation of a new position titled the Tomé College Relations Representative and Recruiter. This position will be responsible for coordinating, advising, marketing and recruitment for the Tomé Scholars to Fellows Program.

 

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UWyo Magazine: Meet the Changemakers

UWyo Magazine brings to life the people and stories of UW.

In the fall issue of UWyo Magazine, meet more than 40 University of Wyoming changemakers, including alumni, faculty members, and students. These generous individuals give of their time and talent right here in Wyoming and around the world. Plus, read about UW programs making a difference, the impact of philanthropy and much more.

This flagship publication is published three times a year. It is a partnership among UW Institutional Marketing, the UW Foundation, and the UW Alumni Association and is also supported by Research and Economic Development, Student Affairs, Academic Affairs, and the Office of the President.

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