UGA supporter, Terry namesake leaves lasting legacy
Mary Virginia Terry was a leading UGA supporter and a namesake of the C. Herman and Mary Virginia Terry College of Business.
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UGA Foundation honors Victor K. Wilson with service award, named scholarship
A scholarship named for Victor Wilson, UGA’s vice president for student affairs, will fund meal plans to students with financial need.
UGA donors celebrated at Presidents Club Reception
UGA celebrated its Presidents Club donors, who gave more than $144M in FY22, with a special reception on campus.
New award will fund several community initiatives
Five projects will receive a total of $32,000 from a fund established by Athens native and UGA alumna, Bobbi Meeler Sahm.
UGA breaks fundraising record with over $257M in FY22
More than 71,000 donors drive UGA’s fifth $200M+ year in the last six, supporting students, faculty and initiatives across campus.
UGA Foundation elects new trustees, creates scholarships
The University of Georgia Foundation Board of Trustees elected new board members and created a scholarship fund recognizing a UGA staff member at the board’s annual meeting.
UGA Athletic Association announces Commit to the G campaign
The UGA Athletic Association announced it will undertake a $300M fundraising campaign to support key priorities over the next five years.
Boosting rural Georgia
A generous $500,000 gift from the University of Georgia Foundation board of trustees will benefit rural students and communities.
A decade of giving: UGA parent leaders strengthen campus programs
This year, the University of Georgia Parents Leadership Council (PLC) celebrates the 10th anniversary of its grants program, which has given over $4.6 million to initiatives across campus and enhanced the college experience of countless UGA students. The PLC is a service-oriented group of highly engaged parents who provide funding to the university through their […]
Botanical Garden dedicates new museum, garden updates
The museum was a dream of Deen Day Sanders, who donated her 50-year collection of art from around the world to the garden.
