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Support Diversity and Inclusion at UMW

Named for civil rights leader and UMW Distinguished Professor James Farmer, the James Farmer Multicultural Center (JFMC) provides a warm, welcoming, and supportive environment for students from all ethnic and cultural backgrounds. The JFMC's most important goal is to enhance students' educational experiences at UMW by increasing awareness and knowledge of multiculturalism, diversity and social justice issues that impact the individual and the community. The James Farmer Multicultural Center specifically focuses on the academic and social well-being of underrepresented students through programming, mentoring, and leadership opportunities.

Your gift to the James Farmer Multicultural Center on Giving Day will be DOUBLED by the LeBoeuf and Sheehan JFMC Match. Alumni Kate LeBoeuf '08 and her husband Robert Sheehan are matching all gifts to the James Farmer Multicultural Center on Giving Day up to $2,500. Double your impact by supporting underrepresented students and the JFMC's diversity, inclusion, and social justice programs! Let others know you are supporting the JFMC by tagging your posts on social with #TogetherJFMC and #MaryWashDay.

Your gift to the James Farmer Multicultural Center will support:

RISE peer mentoring program for students from underrepresented backgrounds
annual Cultural Awareness Series, including the Multicultural Fair
Farmer Fellows diversity peer educator program
annual Social Justice and Leadership Summit and other social justice initiatives
22 student organizations advancing diversity and inclusion

Your gift to the Rappahannock Scholars Program on Giving Day will support the partnership between the University of Mary Washington and six high schools on the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula Regions of Virginia. Rappahannock Scholars include students from Essex, King and Queen, Lancaster, Northumberland, Rappahannock, and Washington and Lee High Schools. The Rappahannock Scholars Program continues to develop into a vibrant and valuable collaborative effort to encourage college-level student for a select group of talented and hardworking students.

The Student Transition Program (STP) at UMW provides intentional support to help historically marginalized students (e.g. first-in-family, underrepresented) experience a positive and successful first-year at Mary Washington.

The program helps introduce students to the expectations of college life, become familiar with campus resources prior to the commencement of their first-year experience, make direct connections with campus personnel who will serve great significance in their success and advancement as an Eagle, and develop best success practices to put their educational goals into action.

Because STP is a year-long commitment, program participants are provided continued support during the academic year to help them navigate the first year of college. This support will come in the form of the completion of one student-success course in both the fall and spring semesters, individual, personalized academic advising, and various other enrichment activities.

James Farmer Multicultural Center Rappahannock Scholars Program Student Transition Program

Areas of Support

Fund for Mary Washington Academics and the Colleges Athletics Arts and Culture Campus Preservation Diversity and Inclusion Scholarships and Student Assistance The Student Experience Student Clubs and Organizations

$3,000

Susan Leavitt ’83 1,000-Gift Challenge

Thank you to Susan Leavitt '83 and all of our donors! Let’s go for a grand! If we hit our target of 1,000 gifts by 1pm on Giving Day, a $3,000 challenge gift to the Fund for Mary Washington from Susan Leavitt ‘83 will be unlocked.

1,000 / 1,000 Gifts

Completed

$2,500

Stough Family 250 New Donor Challenge sponsored by Michael ’86, Susan ’85 and Carolyn 2020

Thank you to the Stough Family and our first-time donors! When 250 individuals make their first-ever gift to the University of Mary Washington, the Stough Family will make a gift of $2,500 to the Fund for Mary Washington. Make your first-ever gift and help us unlock an additional $2,500 for our students!

250 / 250 Donors

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Dan and Anne Steen Devil/Goat Challenge

Dan ’84 and Anne Steen ’83 are taking their Devil-Goat rivalry to a new level. If more Goats (alumni of even class years) make Giving Day gifts than Devils (alumni of odd years), Anne will make a $2,500 gift to the area Dan chooses. If more Devils participate than Goats, Dan will give $2,500 to the area Anne chooses. Watch the Devil-Goat Leaderboard throughout the day to track the competition live!

Are you a Devil or a Goat?

Rank	Answer	Gifts
1	Goat	663
2	Devil	625

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$2,000

James Llewellyn Challenge for the 80s

Thank you James Llewellyn '87 and our 80s donors! James Llewellyn '87 wants to get in on the action too! He will match Mark Ingrao's $2,000 for a total of $4,000 to support UMW students and programs when we receive 80 gifts of $100 or more from members of the 80s! Members of 1980-1989 make your gift today and increase the impact of your gift!

80 / 80 Gifts

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Giving Day Gift Leaderboard

Which fund will achieve the most gifts?

Rank	Fund Designation	Gifts
1	UMW Theatre	333
2	Fund for Mary Washington	249
3	Men's Rugby	88
4	Cedric B. Rucker '81 S.O.S. Fund	85
5	CAS Beyond the Classroom Endowment	76
6	Swimming	76
7	Women's Basketball	71
8	College of Education	63
9	Men's Tennis	60
10	UMW Libraries Fund	58
11	Debate Team	56
12	Women's Tennis	55
13	Volleyball	54
14	James Farmer Multicultural Center	53
15	Political Science and International Affairs	48
16	Field Hockey	48
17	Men's Soccer	48
18	Psychological Sciences	48
19	Women's Soccer	44
20	Great Lives Lectures	42
21	Computer Science	40
22	Kenneth L. Steen Scholarship	39
23	First Generation Scholarship	39
24	College of Business	38
25	Economics	38
26	English - Carlton R. Lutterbie, Jr. Scholarship	35
27	Women's Lacrosse	32
28	Mathematics	31
29	Geography Alumni Scholarship	31
30	Women's Rugby	31
31	James Monroe Museum	28
32	Historic Preservation	28
33	General Scholarship Fund	26
34	Biological Sciences	26
35	Piano Fund	26
36	Baseball	20
37	English and Linguistics	20
38	Friends of the Philharmonic	19
39	Belmont Building and Grounds Preservation	19
40	Men's Lacrosse	18
41	Study Abroad Assistance Fund	18
42	College of Business Endowment in Honor of Leigh Frackelton	17
43	Class of 1972 Dr. Michael Bass Scholarship	17
44	Chemistry and Physics	17
45	Earth and Environemental Sciences	16
46	Communication and Digital Studies	16
47	Art and Art History	14
48	Campus Recreation	13
49	Campus Preservation Fund	12
50	UMW Galleries	11
51	History	11
52	Cross Country/Track & Field	11
53	Student Transition Program	11
54	Anthropology and Sociology	10
55	Modern Languages and Literature	10
56	Classics, Philosophy, and Religious Studies	9
57	Men's Basketball	8
58	Center for Career and Professional Development	8
59	Student Alumni Ambassadors	8
60	Athletic Training	7
61	Softball	6
62	Honors Program	6
63	Office of Student Activities and Engagement	6
64	C.O.A.R.	6
65	Friends of UMW Athletics	5
66	UMW Votes	5
67	Phil Smith '10 Talley Center Endowment	4
68	Digital Knowledge Center	4
69	Riding	4
70	Technology Assistance Fund	4
71	Center for Prevention and Education	4
72	BLS Program	3
73	Rappahannock Scholars Program	3
74	Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies	3
75	Galen DeGraff Scholarship	2
76	Friends of Dance	2
77	The Weekly Ringer	2
78	American Studies Scholarship	2
79	Esports	2
80	Multicultural Fair	2
81	Roy Gordon Endowment for Men's Soccer	1
82	Nursing Program	1
83	Leidecker Center for Asian Studies	1
84	The Underground	0
85	Oare Family Endowment for Riding	0
86	Rosner Student Athlete Success Endowment	0
87	Hunter C. Morin Endowment for Men's Basketball	0

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Giving Day Dollar Leaderboard

Which fund will raise the most dollars?

Rank	Fund Designation	Raised
1	Fund for Mary Washington	$77,698.99
2	UMW Theatre	$28,513.72
3	CAS Beyond the Classroom Endowment	$25,755.00
4	Men's Tennis	$13,735.00
5	English - Carlton R. Lutterbie, Jr. Scholarship	$13,275.00
6	Women's Basketball	$13,073.50
7	Men's Rugby	$11,295.00
8	Kenneth L. Steen Scholarship	$11,070.00
9	Political Science and International Affairs	$9,725.14
10	Volleyball	$9,680.00
11	Campus Preservation Fund	$8,850.00
12	Computer Science	$8,582.00
13	Field Hockey	$8,125.00
14	Great Lives Lectures	$8,045.00
15	Cedric B. Rucker '81 S.O.S. Fund	$7,195.00
16	College of Business	$6,920.00
17	College of Education	$6,775.00
18	Debate Team	$6,640.14
19	Swimming	$6,554.25
20	First Generation Scholarship	$6,550.00
21	General Scholarship Fund	$6,520.00
22	Women's Soccer	$6,235.00
23	Women's Tennis	$6,150.00
24	Women's Lacrosse	$6,105.00
25	Economics	$6,000.00
26	Baseball	$5,835.00
27	Men's Soccer	$5,310.00
28	College of Business Endowment in Honor of Leigh Frackelton	$5,205.00
29	Mathematics	$4,825.00
30	UMW Libraries Fund	$4,410.00
31	Biological Sciences	$4,380.00
32	Geography Alumni Scholarship	$4,360.00
33	Softball	$4,150.00
34	Psychological Sciences	$3,880.00
35	James Farmer Multicultural Center	$3,647.16
36	Friends of the Philharmonic	$3,595.13
37	Women's Rugby	$3,560.00
38	Piano Fund	$3,285.00
39	Class of 1972 Dr. Michael Bass Scholarship	$2,775.00
40	James Monroe Museum	$2,750.00
41	English and Linguistics	$2,115.00
42	Men's Lacrosse	$2,075.00
43	Phil Smith '10 Talley Center Endowment	$1,825.00
44	Historic Preservation	$1,805.00
45	UMW Galleries	$1,730.00
46	Anthropology and Sociology	$1,730.00
47	Earth and Environemental Sciences	$1,610.00
48	History	$1,610.00
49	Chemistry and Physics	$1,510.00
50	Classics, Philosophy, and Religious Studies	$1,460.94
51	Belmont Building and Grounds Preservation	$1,365.00
52	Modern Languages and Literature	$1,340.00
53	Communication and Digital Studies	$1,280.14
54	Study Abroad Assistance Fund	$1,225.13
55	Honors Program	$1,125.00
56	Art and Art History	$1,065.00
57	Cross Country/Track & Field	$805.00
58	Office of Student Activities and Engagement	$785.00
59	Galen DeGraff Scholarship	$600.00
60	Campus Recreation	$590.00
61	Student Transition Program	$575.00
62	Men's Basketball	$561.00
63	BLS Program	$550.00
64	Friends of Dance	$510.00
65	Roy Gordon Endowment for Men's Soccer	$500.00
66	C.O.A.R.	$400.00
67	Athletic Training	$350.00
68	Digital Knowledge Center	$350.00
69	The Weekly Ringer	$350.00
70	Friends of UMW Athletics	$300.00
71	Riding	$285.00
72	Center for Career and Professional Development	$230.00
73	UMW Votes	$225.00
74	Nursing Program	$200.00
75	Technology Assistance Fund	$185.00
76	Center for Prevention and Education	$150.00
77	Rappahannock Scholars Program	$135.00
78	American Studies Scholarship	$120.16
79	Student Alumni Ambassadors	$105.08
80	Esports	$75.00
81	Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies	$60.00
82	Multicultural Fair	$35.00
83	Leidecker Center for Asian Studies	$10.00
84	The Underground	$0.00
85	Oare Family Endowment for Riding	$0.00
86	Rosner Student Athlete Success Endowment	$0.00
87	Hunter C. Morin Endowment for Men's Basketball	$0.00

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#TogetherUMW Dollars Raised Leaderboard

When all groups of the Mary Wash community band together we can do amazing things.

Affiliation with UMW

Rank	Answer	Amount
1	Alumni	$306,993.83
2	Parent of a current student	$57,116.00
3	Other/Friend of UMW	$40,531.32
4	Current faculty/staff	$28,613.50
5	Parent of an alum	$16,800.00
6	Retired faculty/staff	$15,475.00
7	Current student (Senior)	$2,220.22
8	Current student (non-senior)	$1,088.00

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Class Year Gift Total Leaderboard

Which class year will have the most gifts?

UMW Class Year

Rank	Answer	Gifts
1	2014	49
2	2019	40
3	1994	39
4	1995	38
5	1977	36
6	2005	35
7	1982	35
8	2020	34
9	2015	33
10	1998	32
11	1983	30
12	2018	30
13	2017	29
14	2007	29
15	2006	28
16	2000	28
17	1969	28
18	2010	26
19	2008	26
20	1971	25
21	1996	24
22	2009	24
23	2011	24
24	2004	23
25	1972	23
26	2016	23
27	1997	23
28	1991	22
29	2002	22
30	2012	22
31	2013	21
32	1979	20
33	1992	20
34	1974	19
35	2003	17
36	1987	16
37	2001	16
38	1988	16
39	1985	15
40	1978	15
41	1968	15
42	1976	14
43	1999	14
44	1966	13
45	1990	13
46	1973	13
47	2021	13
48	1981	12
49	1980	12
50	1993	12
51	1984	12
52	1986	12
53	1989	11
54	1970	9
55	1967	7
56	1965	7
57	1975	7
58	1964	6
59	1961	4
60	1962	4
61	1959	4
62	1963	4
63	1960	2
64	1958	2
65	1950	2
66	1941	1
67	1957	1
68	1956	1
69	1953	1
70	1952	1

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$5,000

Lynda White '71 Challenge for 1,908 gifts

Thank you Lynda White '71 and our donors! If we reach 1,908 gifts by 5pm, in honor of our founding year, Lynda White '71 will make a gift of $5,000 to Mary Washington. Make your gift today and help us reach 1,908 gifts to unlock an additional $5,000!

Completed

$2,500

Brenda Franklin '72 Senior Class Challenge

Thank you Brenda and our senior class donors! Brenda Franklin '72, is celebrating her 50th reunion this year and is challenging the senior class, Class of 2022. If 50 seniors make a gift to any area on Giving Day, Brenda will unlock a $2,500 gift to the Fund for Mary Washington. Seniors, make a gift today and increase the impact of your gift!

50 / 50 Gifts

Completed

$2,000

Mark Ingrao ’81 Challenge for the 80s

Thank you Mark Ingrao '81 and our 80s donors! Movies, music, fashion – everything was great in the 80s. Help make Mary Washington Giving Day just as great with your gift to support students and programs. If UMW receives 80 gifts of $100 or more from any of the 80s class members, it will unlock a challenge gift of $2,000 from Mark Ingrao ’81. Help keep the 80s in the spotlight!

80 / 80 Gifts

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Match

The Kate LeBoeuf ’08 and Robert Sheehan JFMC Match

Thank you, Kate, Robert, and our JFMC donors! Alumna Kate LeBoeuf ’08 and her husband Robert Sheehan are matching all gifts to the James Farmer Multicultural Center on Giving Day up to $2,500. Double your impact by supporting underrepresented students and the JFMC's diversity, inclusion, and social justice programs.

$2,500 MATCHED

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Giving Day Donor Leaderboard

See which area will bring in the most donors!

Rank	Department	Donors
1	Athletics	584
2	College of Arts and Sciences	491
3	UMW Theatre	282
4	Fund for Mary Washington	229
5	Cedric B. Rucker '81 S.O.S. Fund	84
6	College of Education	61
7	UMW Libraries	60
8	College of Business	56
9	Co-curricular Programs	54
10	James Farmer Multicultural Center	53
11	Great Lives	41
12	Kenneth L. Steen Scholarship	39
13	First Generation Scholarship	38
14	Music	30
15	James Monroe Museum	28
16	General Scholarship Fund	25
17	Campus Recreation	22
18	Gari Melchers Home and Studio	19
19	Center for International Education	18
20	UMW Philharmonic	16
21	Class of 1972 Dr. Michael Bass Scholarship	16
22	Campus Preservation	12
23	UMW Galleries	11
24	C.O.A.R.	9
25	Student Transition Program	9
26	Center for Career and Professional Development	8
27	Student Alumni Ambassadors	8
28	Leadership Development (SAE)	6
29	Global Medical Brigades	6
30	UMW Votes	5
31	Dance	4
32	Digital Knowledge Center	4
33	Technology Assistance Fund	4
34	Center for Prevention and Education	4
35	Phil Smith '10 Talley Center Endowment	3
36	Rappahannock Scholars Program	3
37	The Underground	0

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#TogetherUMW Participation Leaderboard

When all groups of the Mary Wash community band together we can do amazing things.

Affiliation with UMW

Rank	Answer	Gifts
1	Alumni	1,340
2	Other/Friend of UMW	330
3	Parent of a current student	301
4	Current faculty/staff	275
5	Parent of an alum	133
6	Current student (Senior)	51
7	Retired faculty/staff	50
8	Current student (non-senior)	49

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Class Year Total Leaderboard

Which class year will raise the most funds?

UMW Class Year

Rank	Answer	Amount
1	1969	$21,800.00
2	1971	$16,070.00
3	1968	$13,318.00
4	1981	$12,450.00
5	1982	$10,890.00
6	1977	$10,200.00
7	1997	$8,875.00
8	1976	$8,585.00
9	1970	$7,775.00
10	2007	$7,520.00
11	1995	$7,110.00
12	1994	$6,997.50
13	1993	$6,325.00
14	1974	$6,075.00
15	1964	$6,050.00
16	1967	$5,700.00
17	1972	$5,275.00
18	1959	$5,175.00
19	2003	$5,155.03
20	1992	$4,850.00
21	2013	$4,510.39
22	1988	$4,500.00
23	2009	$4,435.00
24	2005	$4,280.00
25	1978	$4,250.00
26	2000	$4,175.00
27	1979	$4,100.00
28	1984	$4,100.00
29	1986	$4,076.00
30	1985	$3,827.50
31	1996	$3,735.00
32	2004	$3,700.00
33	1973	$3,525.00
34	1987	$3,150.00
35	1975	$2,975.00
36	2006	$2,825.00
37	1966	$2,775.00
38	2011	$2,775.00
39	2014	$2,770.70
40	1961	$2,675.00
41	1983	$2,670.50
42	2020	$2,605.00
43	2017	$2,508.06
44	2019	$2,340.00
45	1998	$2,336.00
46	2010	$2,310.00
47	1991	$2,235.00
48	2012	$2,210.00
49	2002	$2,150.00
50	2001	$2,075.00
51	1980	$1,950.00
52	2016	$1,890.16
53	2015	$1,825.00
54	2008	$1,680.80
55	2018	$1,640.00
56	1965	$1,600.00
57	1989	$1,527.50
58	1950	$1,500.00
59	1999	$1,445.00
60	1990	$1,130.00
61	1960	$600.00
62	2021	$598.19
63	1957	$500.00
64	1963	$500.00
65	1962	$360.00
66	1958	$300.00
67	1952	$300.00
68	1953	$100.00
69	1941	$50.00
70	1956	$50.00

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Diversity and Inclusion Leaderboard

Track how much was raised for each Diversity and Inclusion program.

Rank	Fund Designation	Raised
1	James Farmer Multicultural Center	$3,647.16
2	Student Transition Program	$575.00
3	Rappahannock Scholars Program	$135.00
4	Multicultural Fair	$35.00

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