🔒Order of the Blue and White Endowment - $20,000

An anonymous donor will joyfully match $1 or every $1 up to $20,000 towards the Order of the Blue and White Endowment.
🔒The President Presents - $6,000
Dr. David Nelson and Kimberly Nelson are excited to present a $6,000 matching gift to the newly founded Center for NC Politics and Public Service.
🔒Spike In Support - $5,000
Meg and Jay Dees are offering a $5,000 matching gift to the Women's Volleyball program.
🔒Religion and Philosophy Department - $1,500

10 donors to the Religion and Philosophy Department unlocks $1,500 - Given by Revs. Kendra and Dan Joyner-Miller

🔒Campus Ministry - $1,000
5 donors to Campus Ministry unlocks $1,000 - Given by Revs. Kendra and Dan Joyner-Miller

🔒The Lilly Center for Vocation and Values - $1,000
5 donors to The Lilly Center unlocks $1,000 - Given by Revs. Kendra and Dan Joyner-Miller

🔒Power House: Athletics - $12,000
Gifts to each of our 24 sports teams will be matched up to $500. Graciously sponsored by an anonymous donor. 

🔒Passion in Play - $1,500
Gifts to the Men's, Women's, and Beach Volleyball programs will be matched up to $1,500. Sponsored by Bill '66 & Rosemary Hall. 
🔒 Basketball Blitz
Coach Perron has generously offered to match all gifts to Men's Basketball up to $1,000. 

🔒Golden Gift - $1,000
Gifts to the class of 1972 Endowed Scholarship Fund will be matched up to $1,000.

🔒Par for the Course - $500 
Gifts to Golf will be matched up to $250 for each team.
🔒Student Experience Extravaganza - $500
A $500 matching gift was generously given by an anonymous donor for E-Sports, Cheer/Dance, and Marching Band.

🔒Sweethearts & Besties - $500
The first 5 donors to make a gift in honor of a loved one or best friend will unlock a challenge of $500 to the Unanue Program in honor of Dean Hall's sweetheart. This challenge is made possible by Bill '66 & Rosemary Hall. 

🔒Sink or Bob - $500
Whichever dunk tank volunteer receives the most donors will unlock a gift of  $500 to a program or fund of their choosing. Sponsored by Bob '73 and Pam Setzer '75.