Fredonia’s Bicentennial Day of Giving begins at noon on Oct. 4
For 200 years, Fredonia has been changing lives, strengthening communities, and creating opportunities for generations of students. Now, during our Bicentennial year, we have 24 hours to come together and make an impact on Fredonia’s future.
Our goal: 200 donors in 24 hours to celebrate 200 years of Fredonia
Gifts made during the Bicentennial Day of Giving will support the Bicentennial Fund, which provides scholarships for incoming students and programs that help students persist to graduation. Your gift can help remove financial barriers and give more students the opportunity to earn a life-changing Fredonia degree.
It’s more than a Day of Giving. The Bicentennial is a celebration of where Fredonia has been — and an investment in where we’re going. Every gift, no matter the size, helps demonstrate the strength of the Fredonia community and supports the students who will carry our legacy into the next 200 years.
Whether you’re a faculty or staff member, alumnus, parent, friend, or member of the Fredonia community, your participation matters. And don’t stop with your own gift. Spread the word! Share the Bicentennial Day of Giving with your Fredonia networks and encourage others to join you.
The Bicentennial Day of Giving runs from noon Oct. 4 through noon on Oct. 5
Follow @fredoniau on social media throughout the 24-hour celebration for student impact stories, progress toward our 200-donor goal, special incentives, and opportunities to receive exclusive Bicentennial merchandise for participating.
Let’s make history together!
Make your gift. Share the challenge. Help shape Fredonia’s next 200 years.
Give now at fredonia.edu/dayofgiving.
Thanks to the generosity of our Vice President of Student Affairs, there’s an extra challenge for Fredonia faculty and staff! When 200 faculty and staff members make a gift, you’ll help unlock an additional $5,000 gift to the Bicentennial Fund. Encourage your colleagues to join you in making a gift, and together we can have an even greater impact on Fredonia’s students.
