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UConn Gives April 17-18 banner. The words “Investing in Future Public Sector and Nonprofit Leaders - Goals: $10,000 and 100 donors - The goal of our campaign is to help break down financial barriers to pursuing graduate education by establishing a merit scholarship fund for incoming SPP graduate students” on top. The words “Children with Incarcerated Parents Initiative Scholarship fund - Goals: $3,000 and 30 donors - Students impacted by the incarceration of a close family member or caregiver can face challenges in their everyday life – from the financial hardship of a parent losing income while incarcerated to the emotional trauma of a disrupted family life. The Children with Incarcerated Parents Initiative Scholarship Fund aims to alleviate this burden for student” on the bottom?

Campaign Updates - Thank You!

Investing in Future Public Sector and Nonprofit Leaders

Children with Incarcerated Parents Initiative Scholarship fund

Public Policy Prizes

  • 65 Donors: Unlock a collage of our favorite SPP Pets
  • 130 Donors: Unlock the SPP Social Media Toolkit
  • $6,500 in Donations: Unlock a special video featuring Wade & Bryan
  • $13,000 in Donations: Unlock a video of Mohamad and Andrew being pied in the face

The words “Investing in SPP is investing in the proper skills and education needed to develop the next generation of public service leaders - Brighten Critchfield GAPPS-ICMA President.” A photo of Brighten. The UConn Gives logo with the Husky Statue.The words “By investing in SPP, you're empowering students to break barriers, create opportunities, and make a meaningful impact in their communities and beyond - Kemrodge Bell GAPPS-ICMA Vice President.” A photo of Kemrodge. The UConn Gives logo with the Husky Statue.The words “The SPP allowed me to gain the skills necessary to jump head first into a career in government service after graduation. - Rachel Boward GAPPS-ICMA Treasurer.” A photo of Rachel. The UConn Gives logo with the Husky Statue.The words “SPP helps students discover and cultivate their passion for public and nonprofit service! - Anna Bella D’Amico GAPPS-ICMA Secretary.” A photo of Anna Bella. The UConn Gives logo with the Husky Statue.

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