Support Posse

Man hugging womanThe Posse Foundation could not exist without the support of its partner colleges and universities. These institutions have awarded $1 billion in leadership scholarships to Posse scholars across the country.

The UW–Madison Posse program thrives with the support of a number of individuals who continue to make generous contributions to scholar success. Thanks to our donors, we have been able to fund study abroad programs, summer courses that assist with progress to graduation, and more.

Giving Opportunities

Graduating Posse MemberGifts to the Posse Fund, which supports Posse student scholarships can benefit those leaders of tomorrow. Gifts may be named in honor of donors or their loved ones. Endowment gifts, also named, are encouraged to help ensure the long-term viability of the program. Gifts at this level provide support for a scholarship in perpetuity, and allow generations of students to realize their educational goals.

To learn more, contact Joshua Woolfolk, DDEEA director of development, at Joshua.Woolfolk@supportuw.org or 608-416-0192.

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Become a Posse Partner

Posse Members Smile for the cameraPosse Scholars and alumni worldwide are making a tremendous impact on campus, in their communities, and in the workforce. Learn more about how you can share in the Posse experience:

Our Supporters

Wade and Beverly Fetzer

Beverly and Wade Fetzer with Director Emilie Hofacker
Beverly and Wade Fetzer with Director Emilie Hofacker at Power of 10 in Chicago, IL.

Among their many contributions to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fetzer and his wife, Beverly, created the Fetzer Academic Center to benefit student athletes and provided the lead gift for the Below Center for the Wisconsin Alumni Association. Fetzer was instrumental in bringing the Posse Program, a diversity initiative to identify and fund high school student leaders who may not otherwise have the opportunity to attend college, to the UW-Madison campus. He is also past chairman and current member of the University of Wisconsin Foundation Board of Directors, and served as co-chair of the Create the Future capital campaign.