If 200 donors give during the launch hour, March 25 Noon-12:59 PM, UA Foundation Board of Directors will personally donate an additional $10,000 toward a scholarship that can be awarded to students at any of the main campuses or community campuses of UAA, UAF, and UAS.

Double your impact with UAS and The Grind Coffee Co. Match Gift! Every dollar donated to the UAS Suicide Prevention Awareness Support Fund will be matched, up to $1,000. Don't miss this chance to maximize your support for students in Alaska!

Although UAS is a small university, we seek to contribute in big ways to the understanding of the unique biocultural region we inhabit, including its premier coastal rainforest, majestic icefields, glaciers, rich marine ecosystems, cultures, economics, and politics. The UAS Juneau Campus Advisory Council is proud that UAS' highly credentialed faculty work closely with UAS students to pursue important research with partners in Alaska and around the world. When 20 donors give to any UAS Research for Southeast fund, the UAS Juneau Campus Advisory Council pledges to donate $1500 to support the greatest needs at UAS.

The UAS Alumni & Friends Association urges supporters of education and scholarships to join them in backing undergraduate and graduate students at UAS. The UAS Alumni & Friends Association will match all gifts made to the UAS Alumni Scholarship Spendable up to $2,000.

Double your impact this Giving Day! Abi and Julia Spofford will match every dollar donated to the UAS Suicide Prevention Awareness Support Fund, up to $1,000. That means your $50 gift becomes $100, and your $100 gift becomes $200—directly supporting mental health initiatives for UAS students.

Calling all UAF alumni! UAF alumni from all majors play a key role in Alaska's leadership in Arctic research and innovation by using their knowledge of the state's natural environment to advance various fields. UA President Pat Pitney challenges UAF alumni to make a gift to any fund that they are most passionate about. If 450 UAF alumni donate this Giving Day, President Pitney will donate an additional $2,000 to the College of Natural Science and Mathematics to inspire UAF students towards professional careers and public service through the lens of lifelong learning.

Calling all UAA alumni! UAA alumni of all majors are part of the strength of the Alaskan business economy. President Pitney challenges all UAA alumni to make a gift to any fund that they are most passionate about. If 350 UAA alumni donate this Giving Day, President Pitney will donate an additional $2,000 to the College of Business and Public Policy to continue preparing students for leadership at the frontiers of a changing world.

Laura Edmondson, UAF '92, board member of Anchorage Economic Development Corporation and the University of Alaska Foundation will donate an additional $500 to support the University of Alaska General Fund, for purposes at the discretion of the University of Alaska President, if 100 donors join with a gift of any amount to our universities' important general funds: UA General Support, UAF General Support, UAS General Support, and UAA Annual Fund for Excellence. Message from Laura: "We have to support our university. It is the economic engine for our state, and it is critical to attracting and maintaining the workforce for our state to continue and prosper. Let's put our money where the greatest need is so that the university has the flexibility to support its mission!"

When 1,000 alumni and friends donate to any program or scholarship, UA Foundation Director and Former Regent Mary K. Hughes will contribute an additional $10,000 to support Alaskans pursuing degrees in education across the UA system. As a University of Alaska alumna and long-time advocate for public higher education in Alaska, Mary K. understands the vital role dedicated educators play in building our state's workforce. She and her family have been steadfast supporters of UA, and she encourages all alumni to join her in supporting the next generation of Alaska's educators.

The new Dr. Sol Neely Indigenous Studies Memorial will ensure a continuous source of support for the study of Alaska Native Languages and Indigenous Studies. In order to get the fund endowed this year, Former Chancellor Karen Carey will match every gift, dollar-for-dollar, up to $10,000 to the Dr. Sol Neely Indigenous Memorial fund.

Wostmann & Associates will match gifts made to any fund on the UAS Alaska Native Studies page, dollar-for-dollar, up to $2,000. Wostmann & Associates gift will go toward the Dr. Alfred E. Widmark Alaska Native & Rural Student Center Support. Double your impact with your gift today!

Triple your impact this Giving Day! For every $1 you give to the UAS Alaska GED Achiever Endowed Scholarship, Michael and Jeri will contribute $2—tripling your impact, up to $1,500. That means your $50 gift turns into $150, and your $100 gift becomes $300—providing even more opportunities for UAS students!

Help honor the legacy of the Akiyama family—Dr. Henry, Grace, Lisa, and Alan—by contributing to the UAS Akiyama Family Endowed Scholarship Spendable. This fund supports students pursuing degrees in pre-medicine, nursing, other health-related fields, biology, and business. The Akiyama family will match your donation dollar-for-dollar up to $10,000, doubling the impact of your generosity. Don’t miss this opportunity to support the next generation of Alaska’s healthcare and business leaders! On behalf of the Akiyama family, thank you for investing in UAS students' educational goals. Alan K. Akiyama

Calling all UAS alumni! UAS alumni of all majors provide leadership and perspective for our state. President Pitney challenges UAS alumni to make a gift to any fund that they are most passionate about. If 65 alumni donate this Giving Day, President Pitney will donate an additional $2,000 to be used for UAS' greatest needs as determined by Chancellor Aparna Palmer.

Alaska counts on our incredible engineers to find the solution to complex Arctic concerns. 75% of UA's grads stay in Alaska long-term, which is something to be proud of; the challenge at hand is ensuring bright students receive the support they need to enroll and graduate. Stephanie Erickson, Manager of ConocoPhillips' Greater Prudhoe Area and University of Alaska Foundation board member, challenges Alaska's engineers to be part of the solution. To represent 75% of alumni staying in Alaska, when we reach 750 donors to any program or scholarship, Stephanie will donate $2,000 split between UAA College of Engineering and UAF College of Engineering and Mines.

When 1500 alumni and friends donate to any program or scholarship, the John C. Hughes Foundation will contribute $10,000 to support Alaskans pursuing degrees in education across the UA system. As a founding member of the University of Alaska Foundation 50 years ago, John C. Hughes was deeply passionate about education. His lasting legacy continues to strengthen higher education in Alaska and support future educators in our great state.

To celebrate reaching 2025 donors for UA Giving Day in the year of 2025, the University of Alaska President's Office will direct $6,000 to the three universities' 2025 priorities to celebrate Indigenous knowledge through three unique initiatives. Troth Yeddha' Indigenous Studies Center at UAF will serve as a central Alaska Native gathering place with classes, services, and activities as a breathtaking tribute that affirms Alaska Native culture and contributions across Alaska. The UAA Alaska Leaders Archive will preserve the legacy of those who have served Alaska and its people. Cyril George Indigenous Knowledge program at the Egan Library brings together important resources about all aspects of Alaska Native culture and technology in honor of Tlingit Leader, Kaalkaawu Cyril George.