Leaders in Philanthropy

THANK YOU

The University of Virginia depends on your gifts to sustain its programs. All support, from annual fund gifts to estate gifts, helps secure the University’s place as a premier institution of learning. Our four pan-University giving societies—Lawn Society, Cornerstone Society, Rotunda Society and 1819 Society—recognize different types of giving from UVA’s top stakeholders. Thank you for your generous support.

Lawn Society Logo

The Lawn Society recognizes the University’s premier benefactors for their generosity and lifetime cumulative giving, of $500,000 or more, across UVA.

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Cornerstone Society Logo

The Cornerstone Society brings together alumni and friends whose gifts will benefit the University in the future, through estate gifts, beneficiary designations, and gifts that may provide lifetime income.

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Rotunda Society Logo

The Rotunda Society includes steadfast donors who have made cumulative annual gifts of $2,500 or more ($1,000 for alumni completing degrees within the last five years) to any UVA school or program.

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The new 1819 Society celebrates supporters who give to UVA two or more years in a row or set up a monthly gift.

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The leaders making their mark on UVA

Shape the Future Across Grounds

You can advance the University of Virginia’s mission within the school or area of your choice. The generosity of our donors is recognized and celebrated with membership to the giving societies at many schools and areas of the University. Contact the area(s) you support for more information.

School of Architecture
College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences
Darden School of Business
School of Education and Human Development
School of Engineering and Applied Science
The Fralin Museum of Art
Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy
UVA Health
Jefferson Grounds
School of Law
McIntire School of Commerce
Miller Center
UVA Wise
This is what a UVA education is all about: It's rooted on core Jeffersonian values of democracy, inclusiveness, and curiosity and undergirded by a belief that future generations will meet challenges in creative ways.
— Melanie J. Biermann (Ed '90)
Lawn, Cornerstone, and Rotunda Society member