Georgia Women lead. They nurture. They create. They inspire.
And to ensure that Georgia Women forever have the power to pursue their passion, Georgia Women Give.
Georgia Women Give is a nationwide group of women committed to philanthropy, community and learning. In the spirit of The First 12, UGA’s first female students, we resolve to act boldly, work as one and, through our support for the university, bridge the divides that separate our today from our tomorrow.
Georgia Women Give donors pledge their support to any of three signature funds-concentrating our giving to ensure that our impact will be felt quickly, significantly and enduringly.
Academic Scholarship Endowment
With robust scholarship support, we can more easily attract scholars who excel in and out of the classroom and develop them into future leaders.
Study Away Endowment
Little else expands a student’s horizons like studying away. Experiencing a new culture—domestic or abroad—while exploring their chosen field leaves an indelible mark on a student.
Campus Priorities Fund
The Georgia Women Give Campus Priorities Fund supports things that touch students’ lives—from new programming to student-alumni events and more—at the direction of the Georgia Women Give Executive Committee.
But our commitment goes beyond the financial. We forge deep connections with campus. We learn from and interact with the students, faculty and programs that make UGA great. And we develop meaningful relationships with like-hearted women.
Our first-year goal: establish a network of founding donors who commit $25,000 or more to GWG funds
Contact us to become a founding donor today, or give at the level that’s right for you
Our staff are eager to connect with you and answer any questions.
You can also sign up here to receive updates on our fundraising progress, upcoming events, ways to connect to campus, and more.
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“Now the task is ours. It is up to us to plan and work for tomorrow and for the next generations. This is our responsibility, our challenge and our hope.”
Louise McBee, former UGA vice president for academic affairs and state legislator
