Your Ursinus experience has changed your life; now you’re ready to go out and change your world. When you look back at your time at Ursinus, you’ll always remember the people who helped you most along the way: the professor, the coach, the classmate, the family member. Now is the time to say “thanks” to the individuals who helped get you here. Honor Your Experience with your Senior Class Gift!
In keeping with tradition, Ursinus seniors have been asked to make a donation to the college their senior year. Many choose to make a gift in the amount of their class year (this year, it’s $20.23). These previous senior classes made gifts to the college to help make the Ursinus experience possible for you. Honor the person who made the biggest impact on your time at UC by paying it forward for the next generation of Bears.
Make a gift of $20.23 or more and your honoree will get a letter with a brief note of gratitude from you.
A roommate, professor, sorority sister, coach, lab partner, parent! It doesn’t matter who they are; what matters is the impact they’ve made. When you make your gift, simply fill in their name when prompted and provide a brief explanation of what that person means to you. This note will be included in the letter received by your honoree.
The Ursinus Fund supports every corner of campus and every part of your daily life at Ursinus. Gifts to the Ursinus Fund help make the unique Ursinus experience possible: student aid and scholarships, student life organizations, cutting-edge student and faculty research, athletics teams, the Berman Museum and much more.
To thank the people in the Ursinus community who directly impacted you.
Philanthropy and donations from the UC community helped make your experience what it was. Your gift continues that legacy for future generations of Bears.
About 99% of Ursinus students receive financial assistance from the College, much of which comes from philanthropic gifts. By making this gift you help ensure that UC can provide the same memorable experience you had for years to come.