Mark Your Calendars for the Second Annual 'All in for Arkansas' Giving Day
Students, faculty, staff and alumni will have the chance to make a gift to a specific area of campus during All in for Arkansas on March 29.
The University of Arkansas campus community is rallying support for the second annual All in for Arkansas global day of giving. Alumni, friends, students, faculty and staff will go "all in again" on March 29 in recognition of the university's 146th birthday and celebrate the tradition, excellence, growth, memories and pride that make the U of A so great.
Building on the success of last spring's inaugural giving day, which raised $168,404 for the university, this year's event promises to be a bigger, bolder celebration and viral outpouring of Arkansas pride. Can't wait to go All In? Get involved today!
- What is it? A day of giving back to the campus we love so dearly! All in for Arkansas encourages gifts of all sizes to your favorite area - whether it's a scholarship or a program, department, college, school or unit that means a lot to you.
- What do we need? You! The event is currently recruiting Social Media Ambassadors to assist with engagement before and during the event. Find out more and sign up online.
- Save the date - Mark your calendar for March 29-30 and get ready to give back in celebration of the university's birthday.
Follow the U of A on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for exciting updates on All in for Arkansas.
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Contacts
Coy Michelle Evans, assistant director, annual giving
Annual Fund
479-575-3238,
coyevans@uark.edu
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