Give to KU Social Welfare

Now more than ever, we need well-trained social workers and social work researchers. Your gift to the School of Social Welfare with help change social work practice and social policy to support greater dignity, respect and empowerment for the people and communities served by the social work profession.
Giving Stories

KU Social Welfare's new home at Green Hall builds community
Creating a home base for KU social work students allows them to “see the breadth of things you can do in the social work profession,” said Michelle Carney, dean of the KU School of Social Welfare. Watch a video about the School's new home in Green Hall.

Social Welfare raises over $43,600 on One Day One KU
The eighth annual One Day One KU set a new giving day record for the KU School of Social Welfare. Gifts will support social work students and education at KU.

Transformative planned gift is largest in KU Social Welfare history
The planned gift, estimated to be over $1 million, will primarily provide scholarships to future KU social work students.

Donors give $22,160 to KU Social Welfare during One Day One KU
The seventh annual One Day One KU set a giving day record for KU Social Welfare. On March 6, donors made 167 gifts totaling $22,160 to support social work education at KU.
Learn more about our Scholars Programs

Sigler Family Aging Scholars Program
The Sigler Family Aging Scholars Program aims to develop the next generation of leaders in the field of gerontological social work by offering students an innovative, individualized, and community-engaged learning opportunity.

Toni Johnson Scholars Program
Through financial support, mentoring, leadership and professional development opportunities, the Toni Johnson Scholars Program aims to enhance community, retention, and success for program scholars.

Integrated Health Scholars Program
The Integrated Health Scholars Program expands the number of social work professionals prepared to serve populations across the lifespan in integrated healthcare settings in Kansas's rural and other underserved areas.

