Faculty & Staff Giving

UCCS Faculty & Staff Giving

The UCCS Faculty & Staff Challenge

As UCCS faculty and staff, you possess immense knowledge, real-world experience, passion and purpose, which enhances student learning. And that is why you are essential to the success of UCCS! You can join efforts to advance student opportunities even further by making a gift to your passion area at UCCS.

When you contribute a gift, you invest in our talent, opportunity and community. Together we can support more learning, innovation and growth for UCCS.

Make a one-time or payroll deduction gift.

 

Why We Give

Allen Schoffstall
Professor, Chemistry & Biochemistry Department
"Working with UCCS students leaves a clear impression of how hard students work inside and outside the classroom to complete their degree programs. When you look into the eyes of a student who is going to benefit from your donation, it inspires you to want to help."
Sabrina Wienholtz
Director of Student Clubs, Organizations and Leadership
"I give because a UCCS education is transformational. As a long-time staff member and alumna, I feel a responsibility to give back to my community as well as provide access and opportunity to others. Even a small gift can make a difference in the lives of our students and their families."

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Why should I give to UCCS?
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Your gift fuels the next generation of leaders, who in turn become the next generation of donors. You can help start a movement.

What kind of gifts can I make?
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Any gift to any current use or endowment fund at UCCS helps make a difference. Every gift to UCCS makes a difference, please consider supporting your area of interest or passion.

What is an endowment fund?
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Endowments are gifts that keep giving and serve as a reliable long-term funding source supporting a designated purpose or program for perpetuity.

What is the new Bridge Forward Scholarship?
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This scholarship aims to meet the financial gap that exists for UCCS students from middle-income households while increasing student retention, building student confidence and ensuring students graduate. To put this into perspective, a $2,500 scholarship allows a student 250 more hours of academic study; without the scholarship, those hours would likely be spent working to afford college.

How can I make a gift?
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Make a one-time gift or a recurring gift through payroll deduction.

Need more information about giving?
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If you have additional questions or would like more information, please contact Beau Kelly in the Office of Advancement at 719.255.5106 or bkelly5@uccs.edu.

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Ways to Give