It was wonderful to see so many of you at the 2023 Presidents Club Reception on October 6. I look forward to this event every year as a chance to say "thank you" for the myriad ways your generosity helps the University of Georgia achieve our land-grant mission of improving lives and strengthening communities through teaching, research, and service. 

As you will read in this newsletter, support from donors like you enables programs such as Destination Dawgs to provide learning opportunities to community members of all abilities. It also has been exciting to see the impact that women in the Bulldog Nation are making through the Georgia Women Give campaign.  

I remain grateful to everyone in the Presidents Club for your commitment to UGA. Thank you again for your support.

With sincere gratitude,

Jere W. Morehead

22nd President of the University of Georgia

Please enjoy this video celebrating your support of the University of Georgia, which was shown during the 2023 Presidents Club Reception, and photos from the photo booth at the event.

Alumni donors like Dr. Ashlee Nicole Tillery (BSA '13), OB-GYN and UGA 40 Under 40 honoree, are an integral part of UGA's support system. Through giving, Ashlee Nicole seeks to offer students more opportunities at UGA, similar to the ones that led her to travel the world, earn her medical degree, and even meet her husband, Blake (AB '06, JD '10).

Your commitment today provides students with the opportunity to build a better tomorrow – for Georgia and for generations to come.

Many students with intellectual and developmental disabilities expect their educational opportunities to end with high school. Enter: Destination Dawgs, an experiential learning program at the University of Georgia that provides these students an opportunity to gain independence, access higher education and experience the "dignity of risk" in a university setting.

Gift & Estate Planning

Your legacy has the potential to impact students far into the future.

UGA Mentor Program

Ensure your impact on the next generation by mentoring students today.

A newly established, women-directed fundraising group, Georgia Women Give, aims to cultivate a community of women donors interested in engaging more deeply with the university and supporting UGA priorities as a collective. The group has found impressive success already; in just a few months, they have raised over $2 million from 80 founding donors to support scholarships, study abroad programs and other university priorities.

The University of Georgia Foundation is registered to solicit in every state and provides state-specific registration information at http://www.ugafoundation.org/charity.

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