Every gift to UB is a vote of confidence in the future of the
university. You can designate your gift to be used for a purpose
that is important to you. The following list is just a small
snapshot of the many funds you can contribute to at UB.
The 1958 UB football team unanimously rejected a bid to play in the Tangerine Bowl, which would have required the team to play without its two African-American players.
UB's Aging and Technology Research Center is working on a better future for frail older people.
The Alison L. Des Forges Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund will support Buffalo Public Schools graduates who are committed to studying human rights and social justice.
Donations to the BOCA Fund pay for procedures and restorative dental work in less privileged countries.
Our brightest students reach for opportunities that may lie just beyond their grasp. The College of Arts and Sciences Student Assistance Fund closes the gap.
There is a great deal of evidence now that diet affects cancer risk. That connection wasn’t obvious, though, in the 1950s, when L. Saxon Graham began breaking new ground in cancer epidemiology.
EOP supports motivated and talented students who—because of inadequate financial resources and academic preparation—have not had the same opportunities as other students.
Help the School of Nursing educate and train the next generation of nurse clinicians, teachers and scholars.
The University at Buffalo Gifted Math Program offers advanced mathematics courses to exceptional secondary school students.
Frederick Sachs hopes a peptide in tarantula venom will lead to development of a treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy.
The Honors College at the University at Buffalo offers a small, elite learning environment within a large research university—the best of both worlds.
The Institute of Jewish Thought and Heritage establishes UB as a leader in Jewish studies and offers insights into the most pressing contemporary issues.
The Jean M. Alberti Center for the Prevention of Bullying Abuse and School Violence is a clearinghouse for information on anti-bullying research and programs.
UB uses a rolling dental office to provide dental care for more than 3,000 children in Chautauqua County every year. You can pitch in.
UB sent its first master of social work student to Amrita University in South India for a semester-long field education experience.
Digitization of UB student publications is a key part of the University Libraries’ commitment to provide online access to our noteworthy collections.
The Humanities Institute doesn't measure the universe; we study how humankind has thought about our place in it over the millennia.
The Office of Science, Technology Transfer, and Economic Outreach (STOR) helps transform the inventions of UB faculty and students into products and services that benefit society.
In the Terese Kelly Investment Group, the money is real and the investors are serious.
The Parent Fund is used to improve student life at UB in general, as well as in particular, when individual students face unexpected financial needs.