Naz Giving Day 2025

The true measure of student success is how well students are prepared to accomplish their current and future academic, personal, and professional goals through the development of knowledge, a sense of responsibility and self-reliance, and a connection to Nazareth and wider community.

Your gift to student support areas sustains critical resources, provides enriching experiences, and makes so much possible for our Golden Flyers.

• The Center for Spirituality is committed to fostering an environment where students, staff and faculty can practice their own religious/spiritual tradition while offering many opportunities for discovery and dialogue with people who hold a belief systems different than their own.
  
  
• Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DEI) Initiatives – Gifts to Diversity & Inclusive Excellence support the mission of the Office for Diversity & Inclusive Excellence Education: to promote and support activities and events that celebrate and advocate diversity, inclusion, and equity as well as a sense of belonging at Nazareth and throughout the local Rochester community. 
  
  
• Hickey Center for Interfaith Studies & Dialogue – The Hickey Center and the IIIT Chair for Interfaith & Islamic Studies promote understanding and appreciation of differences through education and dialogue in an increasingly global landscape.
   
• Oak Tree Food Pantry – Nazareth's on-campus food pantry serves students, staff, and faculty. You can find everything from granola bars, to pasta, to peanut butter, to soap on the fully-stocked pantry shelves.
  
  
• Rainbow Changemakers Endowed Scholarship – Give to the Rainbow Changemakers fund and help endow a financial aid scholarship for students who take on leadership roles and actively contribute within the LGBTQIA+ community. 
   
• Student Emergency Fund –  Provide immediate support for students facing hardships. Your support will help students purchase textbooks or software for their courses, and provides assistance with food, rent, and transportation, in addition to meeting students' other basic needs.
   
• Student Life Fund –  Life at Nazareth is more than classes. 60+ clubs and organizations enhance the Naz experience — from the Math and Marketing Clubs to the Environmental Sustainability Club or the Oak Tree Program, which manages an on-campus food pantry for students in need.
  
  
• Well-Being Collective – Seeing urgent and critical mental health needs for students nationwide, Nazareth University has expanded its commitment to support students’ mental health and wellness and to enhance suicide prevention.