Giving Priorities
Learn about key areas at the University that you can show your support.
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Ways to Give
From making an online donation to gift of securities to planning your legacy, there are many ways you can make a contribution to the University.
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Giving Societies
We recognize our donors in various ways for their involvement with the University. Learn more about one of our four Giving Societies and how you can join today.
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The Memorial Display provides a peaceful place to memorialize and celebrate deceased members of the University community.
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University & Alumni Facts
70,000
Alumni
97.6%
of undergraduate students were awarded financial aid in 2020-21
3
Giving Societies
25+
Alumni Benefits Available
Recent News
University News
University of New Haven Announces Transformative $4 Million Gift to Help Combat Human Trafficking
Janet J. Jensen ’17 Hon., founder of The Jensen Project, a highly regarded nonprofit that has infused more than $11 million into the anti-trafficking efforts, is supporting the establishment of the Jensen Community Center for Applied Justice as well as the development of survivor-center initiatives to combat human trafficking that can be scaled and shared nationwide.
University News
University of New Haven Announces Location in Misk City for its International Branch Campus in Saudi Arabia
University of New Haven-Riyadh is scheduled to open in Fall 2026 with the launch of a College of Business and Digital Innovation that is expected to attract an inaugural incoming class of up to 500 students to pursue degrees in the University’s signature programs in business, entrepreneurship and digital innovation.
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Graduating Â鶹AV Reflects on Growth From Convocation to Commencement
Jailene Resto ’26 looks back on her journey from first-year uncertainty to preparing to graduate, sharing a heartfelt reflection on community, and inspiring words about what comes next.