Ways to Give
From cash gifts to estate planning, we can accommodate your giving plans in a way that fits any household budget or long-term financial plan. Many options are available that enable you to make a gift while accruing tax benefits and other advantages.

Your gifts have impact
Your gifts to the University of Wisconsin-Superior provide scholarships to hard-working students, support academic programs, and enable the university to continually improve upon the quality of the liberal arts education it provides.

Please select the gift option you prefer. You may designate how your gift is to be used, provide information on matching gifts from your employer, and designate whether your gift be made in honor of another person.

Use a credit card:
Complete the online gift formon our secure server and click the Confirm button at the bottom to submit your information.

If you prefer to make a credit card gift by telephone, call toll free 888-893-8593 between 7:45 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Central Time. The UW-Superior Foundation accepts Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express.

Send a check:
Complete and print our gift form. Mail the form and your check to: UW-Superior Foundation, Belknap & Catlin P.O. Box 2000, Superior WI 54880-4500.

Set up an automatic bank draft:
Our electronic funds transfer program is a convenient way to automatically make a gift through your checking account. To initiate the transfer, please print and complete the Electronic Funds Transfer form then mail it with a voided bank check to: UW-Superior Foundation, Belknap & Catlin P.O. Box 2000, Superior WI 54880-4500.

Make a planned gift:
Many people earn tax benefits by making a gift each year or by making provisions in their estate plans to help UW-Superior. An experienced member of our staff would be happy to meet with you to discuss a gift that is best suited to your situation.

To discuss your gift or to get more information, please call the University Advancement Office toll free at 888-893-8593 between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Central Time or e-mail Assistant Chancellor Jill Schoer.