Support UAF’s community outreach programs that connect people of all ages to learning, discovery and the outdoors. Your gift helps sustain public radio, lifelong learning, marine and environmental education, local gardens and green spaces and recreation opportunities that enrich lives. Together, we’re extending UAF’s impact far beyond campus and into communities statewide.
Register as a UAF Community Outreach Champion
UAF Community Outreach needs volunteer Champions to tell their community why donating is important this UA Giving Day. Scroll down to view UAF Community Outreach priorities you can advocate for and Challenge awards your community can help unlock. Registration is open now.
Advocate for these priorities this UA Giving Day:
- Charles C. Georgeson Botanical Garden: Support programs, research and facilities at the nationally recognized botanical garden, located at the Fairbanks Experiment Farm and part of the Institute of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Extension at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
- UAF Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI): Support learning opportunities for adults 50 and older in Fairbanks, North Pole and neighboring communities to encourage fun, lifelong learning.
- Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI): 1. Support learning opportunities for adults 50 and older in Fairbanks, North Pole and neighboring communities to encourage fun, lifelong learning.
- Alaska Sea Grant Program, OneTree: Support healthy coastal ecosystems, strong economies and vibrant communities through this 50+-year partnership between UAF and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
- OneTree Alaska: Ensure that every child has ample opportunities to explore their local environment through place- and project-based education through the UAF Institute of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Extension.
- Ski Trail Maintenance: Support maintenance of the UAF ski trails, such as grooming, mowing and clearing downed trees.
- KUAC: Improve lives through broadcasting with the first public radio and television stations in the 49th state.