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The Privateer Pantry provides food for students who are experiencing food insecurity. In an effort to raise money to help support the pantry, we are going to FILL THE FOUNTAIN!
Throughout the next few weeks, we'll be collecting bucks for ducks. As individuals make donations, they can credit an academic college. Each college has identified a celebrity who will float in a huge rubber ducky in Merrick fountain once their goal of $250 is reached. We also have other celebrities from across campus who will float once we reach higher goal levels.
$1,250 - Kenady Hills, SGA President
$2,500 - LeeAnne Sipe, Director of Student Involvement and Leadership & Reagan Laiche, Manager of Student Affairs Operations
$5,000 - Carolyn Golz, AVP for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
$10,000 - John Nicklow, UNO President
We will fill the fountain on November 13 from 12:15-1:30pm. Help us reach our fundraising goals and then join us for the fun and festivities as we watch our local celebrities float for the cause!
Your contribution counts toward meeting the College of Business goal of $250. Once this goal is reached, a "celebrity" from the College of Business will float in the fountain!
Your contribution will count towards the College of Liberal Arts, Education, and Human Development goal of $250. Once this goal is reached, a "celebrity" from COLAEHD will float in the fountain.
Your contribution will count towards the College of Engineering goal of $250. Once this goal is reached, a "celebrity" from Engineering will float in the fountain.
Your contribution will count towards the Interdisciplinary Studies goal of $250. Once this goal is reached, a "celebrity" from IDS will float in the fountain.
Your contribution will count towards the College of Sciences goal of $250. Once this goal is reached, a "celebrity" from Sciences will float in the fountain.
A group of ducks is called a raft. This higher level contribution still counts toward the College of Business goal of $250, increasing the likelihood of more ducks floating in the fountain!
A group of ducks is called a raft. This higher level contribution still counts toward the College of Liberal Arts, Education, and Human Development goal of $250, , increasing the likelihood of more ducks floating in the fountain!
A group of ducks is called a raft. This higher level contribution still counts toward the College of Engineering goal of $250, increasing the likelihood of more ducks floating in the fountain!
A group of ducks is called a raft. This higher level contribution still counts toward the Interdisciplinary Studies goal of $250, increasing the likelihood of more ducks floating in the fountain!
A group of ducks is called a raft. This higher level contribution still counts toward the College of Sciences goal of $250, increasing the likelihood of more ducks floating in the fountain!
Choose your own adventure: In the notes section, indicate to which academic college you'd like your donation to count.
Choose your own adventure: In the notes section, indicate to which academic college you'd like your donation to count.
Choose your own adventure: In the notes section, indicate to which academic college you'd like your donation to count.