The UW-Eau Claire Foundation takes this time each year to recognize the dedicated service of university faculty, staff, students and emeriti and gifts to the annual employee giving campaign. Through such generosity, many programs, scholarships and services are sustained on this campus that might not otherwise receive the support they deserve.

We’re also celebrating the recent renovation of the historic Schofield Auditorium — a partnership between students and the UW-Eau Claire Foundation. By coming together to address an obvious need we exceeded our expectations for this beautiful and highly utilized space on campus. What else can we make possible together today?

Thanks for all you do for UW-Eau Claire!

Dr. J. Erik Hendrickson, Professor of Physics and Astronomy
Jacqueline Bonneville, Assistant Dean of Students
2012 Campus Campaign Co-chairs

For more information on the Campus Campaign, contact Sarah Tweedale at tweedasa@uwec.edu or 715-836-5628.

Support what is important to you
A campus campaign contribution is your chance to immediately and directly support areas of the university where you have the greatest interest or see the greatest need.

Students say thanks
An abundance of scholarships are available to UW-Eau Claire students. Such funding helps them pursue their interests, alleviates some financial burdens and provides them with invaluable research, immersion or study abroad opportunities. Listen to what they say about donors.

How to make a gift
See a listing of some of the established funds or write in your specific interest when you make your gift. Automatic payroll deduction is one of the many ways to make your gift.

Schofield Auditorium Chairs
You can be a part of the history of this important venue. Several university colleagues have already stepped forward to support the renovation of this beautiful performance and meeting space.
Read their story.

John Pollitz
Even though we are a public institution I am well aware of how much Foundation funds contribute to innovations and special projects. The commitment to helping my institution in a personal way became a habit for me. Read my story.