University of Arizona Crowdfunding

Thanks to your incredible support, we’re officially past the 80% mark AGAIN :), raising $2,681 so far!!! This means we can now provide full sponsorship for 5 SWE UA members to attend the National Conference in Boston, MA.

THANK YOU to our 23 AWESOME donors: Anonymous, Daniel Klingberg, Eleni Canez, Kesha Kraly, David Kosters, Anonymous, Patricia Mwove Shaffer, Madison Allgeier, Hannah Budinoff, Becky Crompton, Jahudiel Ortiz, John Lopez, Jerzy Rozenblit, Anonymous, Eryc Rodriguez, Justin Grady, Anonymous, Natalie Trevino, Alejandro Torres, Victor Inzunza, Maira Garcia, Missael Ramirez, and Abril Torres.

We have 11 days left in this campaign, and we would love to keep this momentum going through the end. If you're a SWE UA alumni, remember this is a very meaningful way to give back and directly support our next generation of engineers. 

Please keep donating, sharing and spreading the word so we can make an even bigger impact before the end of April <3.

With so much gratitude, 

SWE UA 

P.S.: Because of you, SWE UA students are gaining access to opportunities that can truly change their futures. From internships and full-time jobs to a powerful network of women in engineering who inspire and uplift one another. Check out the remarks from a 3-time SWE National Conference attendee, Cienna Charron! 

Thanks to your incredible support, we’ve officially surpassed our original goal, raising $2,300 so far in just 13 days!!! This means we can now provide full sponsorship for 4 SWE UA members to attend the National Conference in Boston, MA.

From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU to our amazing donors: David Kosters, Anonymous, Patricia Mwove Shaffer, Madison Allgeier, Hannah Budinoff, Becky Crompton, Jahudiel Ortiz, John Lopez, Jerzy Rozenblit, Anonymous, Eryc Rodriguez, Justin Grady, Anonymous, Natalie Trevino, Alejandro Torres, Victor Inzunza, Maira Garcia, Missael Ramirez, and Abril Torres.

Because of you, SWE UA students are gaining access to opportunities that can truly change their futures. From internships and full-time jobs to a powerful network of women in engineering who inspire and uplift one another.

And because this impact is so real… we’ve raised our goal to $3,000 to support even more students! (Yes, we are overachievers, that is why we are women in engineering :D). 

So make sure to keep donating, sharing and passing word of this awesome campaign so we can keep the momentum going through the end of April <3! 

With deep gratitude, 

SWE UA

Thanks to your support, we have are already fundraised $1745 towards to our goal!!! This translates into us being able to provide full sponsorship for 3 SWE UA Members to attend National Conference!

From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU! to our recent donors: Anonymous, Patricia Mwove Shaffer, Madison Allgeier, Hannah Budinoff, Becky Crompton, Jahudiel Ortiz, John Lopez, Jerzy Rozenblit, Anonymous, Eryc Rodriguez, Justin Grady, Anonymous, Natalie Trevino, Alejandro Torres, Victor Inzunza, Maira Garcia, Missael Ramirez and Abril Torres. 

Your generous donations are directly helping SWE UA students attend the WE'26 Conference in Boston, MA to find the internship/full time job and network of their dreams. 

To give you a deeper look into the impact of this experience, our current SWE UA Secretary, Abril Torres, shares how attending last year’s conference helped her gain confidence and feel represented in the engineering field!

Thanks to your support, we have are already fundraised $866 of the way to our goal!!!

From the bottom of our hearts, THANK YOU! to our recent donors: Becky Crompton, Jahudiel Ortiz, John Lopez, Jerzy Rozenblit, Anonymous, Eryc Rodriguez, Justin Grady, Anonymous, Natalie Trevino, Alejandro Torres, Victor Inzunza, Maira Garcia, Missael Ramirez and Abril Torres. 

Your generous donations are directly helping SWE UA students attend the WE'26 Conference in Boston, MA to find the internship/full time job and network of their dreams. 

To give you a deeper look into the impact of this experience, our current SWE UA President, Sarah Sharp, shares how attending the conference last year shaped her journey and why opportunities like this are so important!!!