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Thank you so much for giving to EAP. Your donations are critical in allowing students to study abroad.
 
All gifts of less than $2,500 will be used for our General Scholarship Support. Funding for scholarships is at the heart of what enables prospective UCSB EAP students to study abroad. Donor contributions go directly to help students cover the costs of tuition, airfare, housing, etc.
 

Gifts to UCSB EAP are eligible for matching funds. Please consult your employer for details.Gifts to UCSB EAP of $2,500 or more may be targeted by the donor to support:

  • Named Scholarships: Alumni, parents, and friends who give at this level have the ability to create a personal scholarship, either in their or someone else's name, or according to its intended purpose. Named scholarships can be funded with an annual contribution of $2,500, although preferably over a 5/yr pledge period, for a total commitment of $10,000.
  • Planned Gifts: Including UCSB EAP in your estate plan helps to ensure the future of this transformational program. If you are interested in including EAP in your estate plans, either through a bequest or income-generating gift, we are happy to work with you and your advisors.
  • Alumni Scholarship Fund: Groups of alumni may choose to create their own fund such as the UCSB UK EAP Fund. We can help you and your fellow alumni create your own fund.

For assistance or to learn more about giving to UCSB EAP, please contact:

Jodi Kirkland
Sr. Director of Development, Donor Relations & Stewardship
805-893-3729
jodi.kirkland@ucsb.edu

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Student Gratitude

 
"I don't think that I would be the open-minded, driven and worldly student that I am now, if it were not for the Education Abroad Program. Thanks to the education that I have received while abroad, I am fluent in three languages and I am currently learning a fourth. Because of my experiences through EAP, I received an internship opportunity at the U.S. Embassy in Paris last summer."

 


Chloe wrote to her donor: "Your generous support helped make my year abroad possible and I am eternally grateful. Thank you so so much. Knowing how much you helped me accomplish something so life-changing, I hope that someday, like you, I will be able to give back to the EAP community and help someone in need of financial support to study abroad."