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The Senior Class Gift - What Will Your Legacy Be?

2024 Senior Class Gift – Attention ALL SENIORS!

Each year, SU’s graduating class gives back to continue the university’s mission of building on active citizenship, spreading empowering knowledge, and more. For 2024, funds will support ‘QPR’ (Question, Persuade, Refer) which is a suicide prevention program offered by the Counselling Center. Seniors who give $10+ will be able to pick up their official class glass as a thank you for their generosity.

Questions? Contact our Annual Giving Coordinator James Reedy at jfreedy@salisbury.edu.

Your Senior Class Gift

2017 Senior Class Gift: Solar Charging Umbrellas

A student funded initiative supporting student life! The Senior Class Gift is dedicated to improving the lives of current students by proving that modest gifts from many Sea Gulls can make a difference on SU's campus.

What We Support

Salisbury University seniors have a long and varied tradition of giving back to SU. From General Scholarships to the Student Crisis Fund, the pergola outside GUC to the bike racks outside Henson Hall, the legacy of SU seniors encompasses the spirit, enthusiasm, passion, and tradition of the University.

Class Gift by the Numbers

  • 2023 - 409 students gave to support the STARS program for the Disability Resource Center
  • 2022 - 357 students gave to help create a student organization space in GSU
  • 2021 - 349 students gave to expand the operations of SU’s food pantry Food for the Flock
  • 2019 - 392 students gave to support the purchase and planting of a “rare find” tree for SU’s arboretum
  • 2018 - 373 students gave to help launch SU’s first career closet
  • 2017 - 314 students gave to install solar-powered charging umbrellas outside St. Martin's Hall
  • 2016 - 256 students gave to replace the outdated bicycle racks outside Henson Hall
  • 2015 - 161 students gave to continue the Student Crisis Fund
  • 2014 - 155 students gave to the newly created Student Crisis Fund