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We Soar: the Campaign for the University of Dayton

Investing in Opportunity

In 1999, the University board of trustees and UD’s president, Brother Raymond Fitz, S.M. ’64, gave $1 million of UD’s endowment for a hands-on investment education for students.

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First to Fly

UD is increasing affordability for first-gen students and others with financial needs through programs like Flyer Promise Scholars, launched in 2017.

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Leading the Way

From its inception, the We Soar comprehensive campaign has been informed and inspired by the Campaign Cabinet. These Flyers are using creativity to connect and engage — all to benefit future generations.

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Your support helps make the full University of Dayton experience possible for students. Giving is quick and easy.

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Connect

Find a community near you to connect with fellow Flyers and participate in local alumni events.

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Volunteer

Service is a way of life for Flyers. Find out how you can give back to the University of Dayton.

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Impact

Donors and volunteers make a difference in the lives of current and future Flyers.

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Make a gift of any size, for three or more consecutive fiscal years, to become a member of the Front Porch Society. Every gift is a vote of confidence in the University of Dayton and supports students, faculty and programs.

Giving May 23, 2025
Living Right Now
It’s the dream of most college students to graduate debt-free. But Aidan Garland ’25 walked across the stage at graduation owing close to $10 grand, and it’s all his fault.
Service May 09, 2025
Connecting Generations

Chloe Voelker ’20 may have graduated five years ago, but her engagement and passion for UD are still going strong for this “Flyer for Life.”
Giving May 02, 2025
Paying Debts and Paying it Forward
Jonathan Rike ’02 speaks of a debt he owes to the University. He’s not talking about student loans. The debt he’s referring to is the way UD faculty and staff shaped his career. Their interest in his success was an investment he wants to pay back.
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What is Advancement?

The Advancement Division promotes a culture of philanthropy, volunteer engagement and lifelong relationships with the University. We are growing our exceptional team of passionate, mission-driven professionals who thrive in a collaborative workplace.