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Day of Giving 2025

Save the Date: Day of Giving 2025 is April 2! 

Join us for our annual Day of Giving on Wednesday, April 2! Every gift, no matter the size, empowers our students to Soar for More.

Your support makes a big impact in the lives of UHart students. 

Your Support, Amplified.

  • 1,500

    donors

  • 24 Hours

    to make a difference

Celebrate with Alumni

2025 Hawk Hangouts 

You don't have to wait until Day of Giving to celebrate UHart with old classmates and friends—start early with Hawk Hangouts. Make new connections, share stories of UHart, and enjoy tasty food and drinks. Whether you're a recent graduate or a seasoned alum, we believe that the camaraderie built at UHart is something worth celebrating.

LOCATIONS 

📍Hightstown, NJ—March 20, 6:30–9p.m., Old Hights Brewing Company
📍Boston, Mass.—March 25, 6-8 p.m.,Mighty Squirrel Brewing
📍Providence, R.I.—March 28, 6–8 p.m., Waterman Grille
📍Hartford, Conn.—April 1, 5:30-7:30 p.m., Alvarium Brewing Company

Learn more and register

Supporting Our Students

By making your gift on April 2, you are helping our students reach their goals. A gift of any size helps provide each student the opportunity to look forward on a career path, push their limits, and chase their dreams. Thank you for investing in tomorrow's leaders and influencers at the University of Hartford.

“I received scholarship money and now am able to pay it forward.” 
—Cheryl Wilson '90

Why We Give

Maris Campbell Johnson A ’87, ‘89

"I am encouraged knowing my contributions allow students to continue their education. Being able to finish their degree is so important to their future success, and I am honored to play a role in that."
Mark Abrams ’68

"Look around. There are so many people who have less. If you’ve been given the gift of a good life, you have an obligation to give back. Like my dad used to say, ‘If you have two dollars, give one of them to someone who needs it more than you do.’"
Katy Henchy ‘18, M’20

"I give because I want students to have the same opportunities I had. Every dollar counts, even if you can only give a little, it adds up when we all come together."