To support The Center for Autism & Neurodevelopmental Disorder's Education and Training.

To support the fundamental, translational and clinical neuroscience research examining women's brain function, cognition and vulnerability to neurological and neurodegenerative disorders.

To support all revenue and expenses for the KUCI operations.

To support undergraduate scholarships for student athletes within the Track and Field/Cross Country program.

To support graduate students and postdocs by funding conferences, internships, training, and professional development programs that foster long-term career success.

To support critical research during unexpected losses of funding or resources.

To support research, outreach, and scholarships to enhance educational opportunities and engage the Latina community.

To support and grow the School of Law's experiential legal clinics.

To support the operational expenses and training costs of the Train New Trainers program, which delivers evidence-based and efficient primary care behavioral health.

To support the scientific leaders of tomorrow at the Eddleman Quantum Institute where researchers can exchange ideas on quantum science.

To support innovation and research in UCI Health Pharmacy Services.

To support the 144-bed acute care hospital tower complete with a 24-hour emergency department in Irvine.

To support clinical care, equipment, research and education within the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Program at the discretion of the program director.

To support school and faculty research initiatives within the Wen School of Population & Public Health.

To provide graduate student awards at The Henry Samueli School of Engineering.

To support scholarship awards for PhD students conducting research to improve the lives of vulnerable populations.

To support scholarships for students pursuing undergraduate degrees in nursing within the Sue and Bill Gross School of Nursing.

To support an award of the Leo Freedman Fellowship to a graduate student in the Claire Trevor School of the Arts.

To support the Scholarship Opportunities Program at the discretion of the Scholarship Opportunities Program (SOP) Director.

To provide programmatic and operational support in the School of Education for programs including the Bilingual Authorization Program.

To provide an annual award to recognize School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical faculty in research.

To support the HELIOS Lab within the Department of Family Medicine.

To support awards for faculty members who have a demonstrated track record of advancing faculty diversity, equity and inclusion.

To support education and research in female urology and voiding dysfunction.

To support revenue and expenses for the unrestriced use of the Department of Family Medicine

To support an integrative women's health program which will incorporate integrative and functional medicine, nutrition and mind-body medicine.

To support research, education and expenses in the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery - Division of Trauma Surgery.

Proceeds from Annual Giving will go for the unrestricted support at the Dean's discretion for the School of Humanities.

To support the most innovative research discoveries of mechanisms, biomarkers and new therapies for Alzheimer's disease at the Center for Neurobiology of Learning and Memory.

To support the acquisition of artwork for Langson Museum.

To support student programs opportunities and expenses related to co-developed programs and initiatives with UC Irvine.

To provide discretionary support of the museum’s exhibition program.

To support donations for research expenses for the Psychology & Social Behavior department. After all expenses are paid, balance will be applied towards fellowships or scholarships for the department.

To provide current-use support for the greatest needs of the school, including any costs associated with renovating the SB1 2400 undergraduate space.

To support Anatomy General Fund.

To support Medical Education to be used for either PRIME LC or other medical education needs.

To help create a pathway for students to participate in immersive education and research experiences that expose them to global careers.

To provide current-use support for the greatest needs of the school, including any costs associated with renovating the SB1 2400 undergraduate space.

To provide undergraduate student support for underrepresented students majoring in engineering, as well as expenses for operational program support for the Office of Access and Inclusion in Engineering.

To help students focus on their academic careers instead of their basic needs for food, essentials, and housing.

To provide support for the Psychological Services Clinic and its ability to serve the community.

To support UC Irvine Alumni Association Reunions programming.

To provide financial and business curriculum and expert mentoring to underrepresented high school and community college students to promote long-term success.

To provide support to the Federally Qualified Health Center.

To support scholarships, fellowships, productions, exhibitions, research projects, and highest priority needs of the Clair Trevor School of the Arts, as determined by the dean.

To support revenue and expenses related to donations from eGiving to the School of Social Sciences.

To support revenue and expenses related to donations from eGiving to the School of Social Sciences.

To support enhancements to the Medical Education Building as suggested by students and faculty, with approval from the Dean of the School of Medicine.

To cover the expenses related to travel, equipment, technology and supplies for medical mission trips for faculty at the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute.

To recognize and award fellowships to graduate students in the Pharm.D., Masters and Ph.D. programs.