All Ways Forward began as a comprehensive fundraising campaign in October 2015. Today, it has become a sweeping surge of generosity and hope as people all over the globe use their power of giving to create the future they want to see.
The end of our campaign is drawing near, but not the end of our mission to move UW–Madison forward. In fact, our mission has become more necessary than ever. This is the moment when the world needs the UW most — and the UW needs its alumni and friends more than ever. Help us ensure our university remains an affordable, world-class institution of education and innovation for generations to come.
Thanks to the support of alumni, friends, and Badgers everywhere, the UW continues to be a leading educational institution. All gifts, no matter the size, help to inspire research innovations and solutions that will positively impact our lives.
But there’s more to be done. Learn about the campaign’s progress, the real-world difference that your gifts are making, and the goals that still lie ahead.
The UW changes lives all over the world, both for those who study and work here and for those who benefit from its many innovations. Private gifts are essential to help keep the UW competitive with its world-class peers — and make it accessible to all qualified students.
Learn More >Higher education not only raises future earning potential for the graduate, but it also improves economic outlook for their families and communities. By helping us make a world-class university education affordable, you’re fueling economic growth.
Learn More >Revolutionary discoveries and ideas are born at the UW every day — but it isn’t only our faculty and researchers who break new ground. Nearly 23 percent of the 2018 freshman class were first in their families to attend college.
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Outside of folks looking to purchase kitchen appliances, people don’t give much thought to stainless steel. The same goes for those who work in the nuclear engineering field, even though stainless steel is an important material inside reactors.
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The school’s Center for Aging Research and Education (CARE) develops and disseminates best practices for the care of older adults across multiple settings.
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UW Law students learn how the law relates to social change and to society, then use their knowledge to create a more just world.
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The Initiative focuses on academic and career planning, emphasizing knowledge and skill building, practical job skills, goal-setting, critical thinking and reflection.
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