50 for 50
50 for 50
The Chicanx/e & Latinx/e Studies Program aims to fundraise $50,000 in 2026 to ensure the growth of our program for the next 50 years. We extend our gratitude to all donors and friends who make our work, scholarship, and celebration possible. To make a gift to, visit the UW–Madison Foundation page.
Under “Find Your Cause”, search for the “Chicanx/e and Latinx/e Studies Development Fund”. Our fund number is 112544193.
If you prefer to donate to this or any other fund by check, please make your check payable to the University of Wisconsin Foundation, Chicanx/e & Latinx/e Studies Program, and send it to:
University of Wisconsin Foundation
US Bank Lockbox
PO Box 78807
Milwaukee, WI 53278-0807
Donor Wall of Gratitude
Katrina Flores
Shibani Munshi
Cuauhtemoc Guizar
Nathalie Arroyo
Rachael Lang
Cecilia Cardenas
Jessica DeKuiper
Theresa Delgadillo
Armando Ibarra
Max Love
Mary Meegan
Jesus Salas
Marianna Rivera
Cristina Springfield
Mary Thompson
Shriver Robin Jimenez
Gilberto Corral
Megan Bailon
Nidia Banuelos
Alexander Andrade
Martin Brubaker
Julieta Chavez
Ivan Delgado
Diana Rodriguez
Genesis Rodriguez
Oscar Mireles
Rene Cortez
Alberta Gloria
Alberta Gloria
Courtney Rodriguez
Dominic Ledesma
Josue Velazquez
Rachelle Eilers
Peter Haney
Catherine Benamou
Alison Rice
Danitza Rodriguez Jimenez
April Alfaro
Nidia Banuelos
Cecilia Cardenas
Marcus Chacon
Katrina Flores
Jennifer Huerta
Armando Ibarra
Diocelina Perez
Robin Jimenez
Barbara Rodriguez
Jocelyn Salazar
Andrea Hernandez
Ismael Jaral-Vera
Jasmin Bolanos-Merlos
Noel Morales
Maryann Pacheco Ortiz
Ofelia Delgado
Barbara Alvarez
Yolanda Garza
Christina Lopez
Fanny Mayahuel-Thomas
Leslie McAllister
Linda Horvath
Lindbergh Rodriguez
Linda Vakunta
Jessica Wolfe
Joshy Castillo
Jennifer Pressman
Veronica Vega
Adrienne Blow
The Chicanx/e and Latinx/e Program expresses immense gratitude to everyone joining us in our 50 for 50 fundraising campaign.
Honorary Co-Chairs of Desde 1976
Gift
Since its founding in 1976, the Chicanx/e and Latinx/e Studies Program (CLS) has been asking the questions that matter most: whose histories get told, whose communities get studied, and whose futures get imagined. Our faculty and students are producing groundbreaking research about Latinx communities and considering the barriers to Latinx peoples. Now more than ever, we invite you to invest in the future of Chicanx/e and Latinx/e Studies at UW–Madison and carry this vital scholarship into the next fifty years.