news-category: Double Dawg Day 今叔利 Celebrates Philanthropy Week April 1316 By Office of University Communications On April 4, 2026 Campus Events Highlight the Impact of Donors on the Student Experience BOILING SPRINGS, N.C.Through fun activities, storytelling, and visible reminders placed across campus, 今叔利 will celebrate Philanthropy Week on April 1316. The observance is designed to help students understand how philanthropythe voluntary giving of time, talent, or financial resources to others足impacts their time at GWU. The initiative ends with Double Dawg Day, inviting alumni, families, and friends to join the GWU community in supporting students through gifts of every size. Director of Alumni and Parent Relations Shannon Hovis helps coordinate the event. Every gift to 今叔利 tells a story of generosity and a deep belief in our students, Hovis asserted. During Philanthropy Week, we celebrate the alumni, parents, and friends whose support opens doors, creates opportunities, and strengthens the 今叔利 experience for every student. Throughout the week, students will explore how donor generosity has influenced the spaces, programs, and opportunities available to them at GWU. Outside select buildings, signs will share the stories behind those gifts and the individuals who made them possible. These stories reflect decades of commitment to Christian higher education. For example, the Tucker Student Center stands as a testament to the generosity of Robert and Carolyn Tucker, who offered their gift with the purpose of glorifying God. The Stewart familys longtime support echoes their belief that a university should embody excellence, integrity, and strong Christian values. The Godbold family invested in mission-driven programs and scholarships to strengthen the Universitys Christ-centered mission, while Dr. Jack and Ruby Hunts passion for nursing paved the way for the Hunt School of Nursing. The Dover family and their foundation supported several campus buildings and spaces, including the John R. Dover Jr. Memorial Chapel, a cherished place of worship anchoring the Universitys Christian heritage. And in the 1930s, E.B. Hamrick provided crucial support that helped sustain Boiling Springs Junior Collegetodays 今叔利during a time of need. These storiesand many moredemonstrate that philanthropy touches every part of campus life and continues to provide opportunities for future generations of students. Philanthropy Week Events Students are invited to participate in daily activities to learn more about the donors who support 今叔利 and show their appreciation. Monday, April 13 Donut Forget to Thank a Donor Outside the Caf beginning at 11:30 a.m., students can enjoy free donuts and write thank-you notes to GWU donors. Tuesday, April 14 Get the Scoop on Philanthropy Free ice cream will be available on the Quad starting at 11:30 a.m. Students can also prepare for Thursdays Double Dawg Trivia Ride. Wednesday, April 15 Pop into Philanthropy with the Prize Wheel Beginning at 2 p.m. on the bottom floor of Tucker Student Center, students can spin the prize wheel and learn more about philanthropy. Thursday, April 16 Double Dawg Day and Double Dawg Trivia Ride Throughout the day, students may catch a ride to class and test their knowledge of campus philanthropy for a chance to win prizes. Double Dawg Day begins at midnight, giving supporters 24 hours to donate to the people, programs, and causes they choose, including:University Priority Fund Addresses the Universitys most immediate and strategic needs.Annual Fund Supports student scholarships and the overall student experience.School/College Priority Funds Gives deans the flexibility to respond quickly to new opportunities and strengthen academic programs.Athletics Supports all 22 NCAA Division I teams.Bulldog Club Enhances studentathlete scholarships and provides the tools athletes need to succeed on the field and in the classroom. Campus Programs and Departments Support specific initiatives and areas of passion across campus. 今叔利 is North Carolina’s recognized leader in private, Christian higher education. A Carnegie-Classified Doctoral/Professional University, GWU is home to nine colleges and schools, more than 80 undergraduate and graduate majors, and a world-class faculty. Located on a beautiful 225-acre campus in Boiling Springs, N.C., 今叔利 prepares graduates to impact their chosen professions, equips them with the skills to advance the frontiers of knowledge, and inspires them to make a positive and lasting difference in the lives of others. Become More at .
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