Southwest Tech Chargers Day of Giving

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This campaign ended on September 24, 2026, but you can still make a gift to Southwest Wisconsin Technical College by clicking here!
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On September 23rd, Southwest Tech's Chargers Day of Giving, we ask for your help! Our purpose is to inspire giving that supports students’ financial needs and strengthens programs across campus.

  • Every gift makes a direct impact on student success.
  • Giving supports students’ financial needs and helps programs thrive.
  • Featured Funds:
    • Charger Annual Fund (areas of greatest need for students and the College)
    • Student Success Endowment (general scholarships for students)
    • Katie's Cupboard Fund (funding to purchase supplies for our on-campus food pantry)
    • Student Success Plan Scholarships (scholarships to support graduates from all 30 high schools across our district)
  • Donors may give to any fund(s) they choose.
  • 🎉 The first 50 donors who make a gift on September 23rd will receive a Southwest Tech Chargers t-shirt.

Stop by our table in the cafeteria on campus to give in-person, pledge support, and grab Charger goodies!

Your participation will help us reach our goal of $100,000, but we can’t accomplish it without support. Every gift counts!

Together, Chargers Rise.

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