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Pillars Impact Report

Pillars: A Report on the Impact of Giving

Pillars is an annual report dedicated to showcasing the impact of philanthropy at the University of Richmond. It illustrates how the generosity of the Spider community carries forward the promise of access and opportunity to the next generation. We hope you are as inspired as we are by these incredible stories.

View the 2024 report

Pillars 2024

SPCS education students
Best in Class
Donor support of the School of Continuing and Professional Studies’ education program is helping to combat the national teacher shortage.
Class of 1998 Football team
A Team Effort

The Class of 1998 football team came together to fund an athletic facility enhancement in honor of their former coach, Jim Reid.

Elena Calvillo and Emma Miller
RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Hidden Treasures

Faculty, student discover rare convent art and other gems on research trip to Mexico City.

Pillars 2023

Sophomore Chloe Goode
A Force for Good

Chloe Goode, ’26, was named the inaugural recipient of the Tina Cade Scholarship Fund.

Robins School of Business
University News
Paying it forward
A $10 million gift from a Robins School alumnus, who prefers to remain anonymous, will support scholarships for Robins School students.
Lisa B. Resch, C’17, GC’22, at graduation for her master's degree
All in for UR

Nontraditional double alumna gives back to the place she calls home.

Pillars 2022

ivana-marshall-promo
Every Gift Matters

Ivana Marshall, ’17, shares her time and resources to advance the Spider community.   

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Learning to FLI
First-generation and limited-income students find common ground through Spiders FLI.
Jaide posing in their graduation cap and Richmond t-shirt.
A Spider for Life
Jaide Hinds-Clarke, ’20, supports Spider Athletics as staff member, donor, and industry volunteer.
Brent Clark.
Making A Difference

Brent Clark, '97, created the Fleming Scholarship to help deserving Spiders like Isaac Lee, '24.

Kim Moon, a Westhampton College alum, smiles at the camera
Paying It Forward
A passion for women's studies inspired Kimberly Ford Moon, W'83, to create a student scholarship.