Give Today to Reach Tomorrow

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Donors

101% of 500 Donor goal

$81,735

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This campaign ended on July 01, 2017, but you can still make a gift to Southwestern University by clicking here!

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Kenda Jameson Evans matched $50

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Suzy Prucka gave $250 because 25 donors made a gift in 10 days

Incentives

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Free Southwestern University Homecoming Registration fee! Share this page and encourage your friends to give. When someone gives because of your post, we will send you a unique coupon code which will waive your $5 registration fee.

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Your choice: Southwestern Socks or Apron. Share this page with your friends and encourage them to give. When 2 of your friends make a gift, you will receive either an SU Motto Apron or a pair of SU Socks--your pick.

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Don't get caught without these limited edition socks. Rock your Southwestern pride with these uniquely designed unisex socks!

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Your friends will be asking "not who, but what" when you're wearing this fun Southwestern apron featuring our Latin motto! Get them while they last, y'all.

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Give today to reach tomorrow!

When you make your annual gift you're not only increasing Southwestern's alumni participation to 27%, you are keeping the Southwestern Experience strong for over 1400 students. Please make your annual gift by June 30. When you do, we will send you some limited edition SU swag: your choice.

The Southwestern Motto Apron

All of your friends will be asking, "Not Who But What?" when you're cooking, grilling, painting, crafting, or just hanging out in the limited edition SU Motto Apron. "Non Quis Sed Quid" is Southwestern's Latin Motto which translates to "Not Who But What."

SU Pirate Socks

These SU dress socks are perfect for Fridays in the office or for wearing under your rain boots. We won't judge if you rock these socks at your wedding or during a job interview. These limited edition Southwestern socks will "knock your (other) socks off."