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The Spring 2025 Double Match

The Spring 2025 Double Match is live from now until June 30. All new and increased* giving will be matched dollar-for-dollar up to $150,000! In addition, all gifts from first-time donors will receive a $500 bonus. (For the first 100 new donors.)

What does this mean? If you gave $1,000 last academic year and then gave $2,500 between now and June 30, the increase will be matched, making a $4,000 impact. For a first-time donor of $1,000, their gift would receive a dollar-for-dollar match and the first-time donor bonus, making a $2,500 impact! (The bonus is available to the first 100 new donors.) This “double match” is a wonderful opportunity to join with others in multiplying investments in the Christian witness at the University of Minnesota.


* Do you have questions about the match? Send an email to Geoff Ayers.

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