Thank You

Next, Now Campaign concludes with $2.19 billion in gifts

Celebrating Your Impact

Thanks to the support of 165,378 donors, Next, Now: The Campaign for Cincinnati has transformed UC and UC Health, changing countless lives and driving new innovation.

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See Your Impact

Empower Our Next Leaders

Explore Our Next Frontier

Embrace Our Next Purpose

Accelerating Cancer Care

Moving to the Big 12

Driving Neuroscience Breakthroughs

Empower Our Next Leaders

Explore Our Next Frontier

Embrace Our Next Purpose

UC Athletics

UC Cancer Center

UC Gardner Neuroscience Institute

By the Numbers

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$276 Million

for scholarships and fellowships

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92%

of gifts under $1,000

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Worldwide Giving

Gifts from all 50 U.S states and 49 countries

Hoffman gift creates interdisciplinary cohort program

Starting in fall 2024, Bearcats at three UC colleges will receive full tuition as part of a new scholarship focused on professional development and interdisciplinary learning.

Marian Spencer Scholars honors civil rights leader

This flagship program honors Marian Spencer and awards Cincinnati Public Schools graduates with full-tuition scholarship and a unique living-learning community.

Developing the next innovative leaders

Next Innovation Scholars makes UC a destination for future-minded students across colleges to foster collaboration and innovative thinking.

This astounding philanthropic milestone is an achievement that deserves celebration. I am proud of what our donor community has accomplished together on behalf of the University of Cincinnati and UC Health. While celebrating this transformative number, we want to thank and recognize every single donor who contributed. Nearly 90% of gifts that contributed to this $2 billion total were under $1,000.

Peter E. Landgren | UC Foundation President

Alumnus makes gift to University of Cincinnati LGBTQ Center

A University of Cincinnati alumnus has made a $200,000 gift to the university's LGBTQ Center. Bruce Besanko, A&S '82, retired Kohl's chief financial officer, has created the Bruce Besanko Support Fund for the LGBTQ Center.

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UC Sets Indoor Practice Facility and Performance Center Groundbreaking Date

The University of Cincinnati Athletics Department and the UC Foundation will hold an on-campus ground-breaking ceremony for the game-changing, multi-million-dollar Indoor Practice Facility and Performance Center project on May 23.

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Living the dream, sharing success

Patrice Barnes, A&S '11, smiles wide on a virtual call, New York City’s iconic Plaza Hotel behind her, honking cars providing background music.

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UC business grads soar to new heights with Johnson Investment Counsel Lab

In a whirlwind of financial fervor and adrenaline-charged trading, the world of investment and finance wizardry at the University of Cincinnati has never seemed so exciting.

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Alumnus makes gift to University of Cincinnati LGBTQ Center

A University of Cincinnati alumnus has made a $200,000 gift to the university's LGBTQ Center. Bruce Besanko, A&S '82, retired Kohl's chief financial officer, has created the Bruce Besanko Support Fund for the LGBTQ Center.

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UC Sets Indoor Practice Facility and Performance Center Groundbreaking Date

The University of Cincinnati Athletics Department and the UC Foundation will hold an on-campus ground-breaking ceremony for the game-changing, multi-million-dollar Indoor Practice Facility and Performance Center project on May 23.

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Living the dream, sharing success

Patrice Barnes, A&S '11, smiles wide on a virtual call, New York City’s iconic Plaza Hotel behind her, honking cars providing background music.

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UC business grads soar to new heights with Johnson Investment Counsel Lab

In a whirlwind of financial fervor and adrenaline-charged trading, the world of investment and finance wizardry at the University of Cincinnati has never seemed so exciting.

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