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Giving

Through the University’s , the Warner School is focused on educational and access initiatives, and our focus is centered on investing in our students—future educators—who will strengthen schools, communities, and organizations. By increasing ÃÛÌÒÊÓÆµs, enhancing innovative learning experiences, and supporting student success, we are preparing graduates to create meaningful, lasting impact for generations to come. 

The educational gaps experienced by vulnerable youth living in under-resourced urban and rural communities are among the most upsetting of these imbalances. Now, more than ever, we need to attract exceptional individuals to the teaching, counseling, and school leadership professions – individuals who can take on the extraordinary challenges posed by recent events and the effects of these challenges that will be felt for many years.

Your support of the initiatives above can make the difference in the Warner School’s ability to enroll, inspire, and deploy a vibrant community of education professionals who are deeply engaged in the art, science, and practice of advancing leaders and knowledge in the field and truly caring for the communities they serve.  Please join us in this important effort!

Make a Gift

Quickly, conveniently, and securely make your to the Warner School.

If you would prefer to mail your gift, please send it to:
Larry and Cindy Bloch Alumni and Advancement Center
Warner School of Education and Human Development
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300 E. River Road 
Box 270426 
Rochester, NY 14627-0425

Planned Giving

Visit the to learn more about planned giving. You will find a wealth of information on gift planning, bequests, gifts of stock or other assets, and donor advised funds. If you want to make an investment in the education and the work of faculty and students in the education fields, please remember to specify the Warner School of Education and Human Development in your estate documents.

Stories of Impact

Read how individuals are making an impact through the University's ‘For Ever Better’ campaign.