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Donors and Difference-Makers

Thank you for going BIG! on Husky Giving Day

Husky Nation joined together on April 23, 2026 to raise over $1.3 million for UW teams and programs.

More than 1,100 gifts were made in support of student-athletes, with Men’s Soccer inspiring the highest number of donations at 246 and Football raising the most dollars at $514,040.

Your gift provides UW student-athletes with a world-class education, essentials to excel in competition, and an extraordinary Husky experience that will benefit them forever. Thank you for investing in the teams you love and in the leaders, scholars, and champions of tomorrow.

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