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WAYS TO GIVE

Did you know? You can make a charitable gift of livestock, vehicles, equipment, stocks and securities, real estate, and more to benefit an area of UF/IFAS that is important to you.

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WHAT'S YOUR LEGACY

Create a brighter future for UF/IFAS through a multi-year pledge, charitable gift annuity, insurance policy, retirement benefit, estate plan or bequest.

Partner with Us

PARTNER WITH US

Invest in industry through a gift to the research that keeps it strong. Sponsorships, internships and fellowships are great ways corporations can partner with UF/IFAS.

Our world is facing challenges much bigger than any one person, one organization or one university can resolve, but together we are finding solutions. When visionary researchers, professors and campus leaders partner with equally far-seeing philanthropists, we are limited only by our imagination. Thank you to our donors for their private support of $240 million dollars during the Go Greater Campaign.

The VP Promise is a commitment to support and enhance programs that enrich the educational experience for undergraduate students in the UF/IFAS College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS).  Rob Gilbert invites you to join in this promise by supporting opportunities beyond the classroom. Learn More

Blog: "Giving for Good"

Awardees Recognized at the 2024 UF/IFAS Dinner of Distinction

UF/IFAS is pleased to announce the honorees that were recognized at the 2024 UF/IFAS Dinner of Distinction. This celebration recognizes the commitment of individuals and organizations to the UF/IFAS mission of teaching, research and Extension. 2024 Award Recipients UF/IFAS Champion W.W. “Coon Bottom” Glenn | Marianna,

4-H Serves Florida: Hurricane relief supply drive and project grants

The Florida 4-H State Executive Board is activating the 4-H Serves Florida project in response to Hurricane Helene. On September 26 Helene made landfall in Taylor County as a category 4 storm, causing catastrophic flooding and destruction along Florida's Gulf Coast, across the Big Bend region and the southeastern United States. This is the third hurricane to make landfall in this area in just 13 months. Prior to Idalia

How it Happened: the VP Promise

When Dr. Scott Angle became the Senior Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Florida, he came to Gainesville with a vision for increasing opportunity to incorporate real-life experience into the education and development of undergraduate students. The root of his conviction can be traced to his academic

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