Giving Priorities
Learn about key areas at the University that you can show your support.
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Ways to Give
From making an online donation to gift of securities to planning your legacy, there are many ways you can make a contribution to the University.
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Giving Societies
We recognize our donors in various ways for their involvement with the University. Learn more about one of our four Giving Societies and how you can join today.
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University of New Haven Memorial Display
The Memorial Display provides a peaceful place to memorialize and celebrate deceased members of the University community.
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"Everyone should be given a chance to learn skills and knowledge for their own personal growth. Those same skills and knowledge are needed to enter a profession where they can support themselves and family." Eileen Eder
University & Alumni Facts
70,000
Alumni
97.6%
of undergraduate students were awarded financial aid in 2020-21
3
Giving Societies
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The Charger Blog
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Charger Blogger Spotlights Life as an Anatomy & Physiology Learning Assistant
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Charger 360
Charger 360 - Season 4, Episode 14: Giye Jenkins ’26
Giye Jenkins ’26, a computer science major, joined Charger 360. He highlighted his work with a team of students developing an interdisciplinary concept called Station Engine, which would serve as an innovative way to help automate student-run college radio stations. He also reflected on his experience as a four-year member of Chargers Football, calling it life-changing. “It was everything I could dream of as a college athlete.”
