You can make a positive impact at Nebraska Wesleyan, no matter who you are or what you’re passionate about. Gifts from generous alumni, parents and friends strengthen NWU today and build a solid foundation for the future.
“It may sound silly, but NWU is part of our heart and core. Helping students find their purpose has been my professional purpose on this campus for 45 years.”
—Pat and Paul Pettit
“NWU gave me a tremendous liberal arts education and helped me see the greater good of humanity. I am grateful every day for the opportunities that would not have been possible without my education at Nebraska Wesleyan.”
—Dr. Joel (’86) and Anastasia Travis
“As a student, I remember those alumni who shared their talents and time, but I never knew who donated financially. I’m grateful to all of them. Their support left an imprint on my NWU experience—and I hope to pay it forward.”
—Beth Gonzales-Mensinger (’88)
At Nebraska Wesleyan, every gift of any size helps create something extraordinary. From scholarships and the Prairie Wolf Pantry to the Archway Fund and athletics, your support fuels the experiences that shape leaders, serve communities, and transform lives. Thank you for being part of the NWU story. Together, we’re building a future rooted in purpose, generosity, and impact.
—Amy Recker (’90), vice president for Advancement
$7.6M
Total dollars raised in 2024-25
5,096
Total number of gifts in 2024-25
3,543
Total number of donors in 2024-25
2020 – 2021
2021 – 2022
2022 – 2023
2023 – 2024
“You have given me the opportunity to do great things at Nebraska Wesleyan! I got to go to golf nationals because NWU develops excellence. Thanks for your generosity!”
– Brice ('23)
“As a first-generation college student, your donation has helped me go to an affordable college that cares about and empowers me! Thank you so much for helping students like me on our journeys.”
– Rin ('24)
“Thank you for supporting NWU! I have had such an amazing experience at NWU because of your generosity. I'm looking forward to student teaching and then graduation. Thanks! Yip Yip!”
– Megan ('22)