University of Wisconsin–Madison
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A circular logo for UniverCity. The text reads UniverCity: Better Places Together. Red shapes form a city skyline within the circle.

Help make communities stronger by connecting them with UW-Madison through supporting the Hometown Partnership Fund. This fund directly goes to supporting UniverCity Alliance.

Join others, including American Family Insurance, Evjue Foundation, UW-Madison’s Baldwin Wisconsin Idea Endowment, Epic Systems Charitable Giving, High Road Strategy Center, Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, alumni John Holton and Patrick Thiele, Karen and Bill Monfre, Curt Fuszard, John and Linda Nelson; Colleen Goggins, John Baumann, and Jeffrey and Sarah Wiesner who have made UniverCity Alliance possible.

For more information, or other giving options, please email us at UniverCityAlliance@wisc.edu.

With your generous contributions, UniverCity Alliance can improve the sustainability, resilience, livability and general wellbeing of our Wisconsin communities. Your financial support also ensures UW-Madison students put what they learn in the classroom into practice.

In this student-produced video, alumni John Holton and Patrick Thiele share why they invest in UniverCity Alliance.

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“(UniverCity Year) benefits the students who get to get real world experience in something that’s meaningful. It’s great for the university because it humanizes Madison, and it helps the communities measurably.”
Patrick Thiele

Help us continue pushing the resources at UW-Madison beyond the borders of campus and throughout the entire state. Your support will lead to local and global impacts by improving the places and lives of people throughout Wisconsin and the world.

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“UniverCity is the embodiment of the Wisconsin Idea and what we do should be directly beneficial to the state, but we have overwhelming demand for projects and we need to expand the programming. Your donations can go a long ways.”
John Holton