FAQ
Is there a minimum gift amount?
Yes, Gators must make a gift of $25 or more to receive a 1996 National Champions T-shirt.
When will I receive my T-shirt?
Your T-shirt should arrive in the mail within two to four weeks after you have made your gift.
Can I get more than one T-shirt?
Yes, but only if you make separate transactions each time. Only one T-shirt will be mailed per transaction.
Can I send a T-shirt to another person?
Yes! These retro T-shirts make great gifts for all Gators. When you make your transaction, please specify the shipping address you would like for us to send your T-shirt to.
Can you ship internationally?
Unfortunately, we are unable to ship internationally.
Is my gift tax deductible?
Yes. You will receive a tax receipt via email after you make a gift. However, please note that there was an exchange of goods and services upon your donation. The fair market value ($15) of the items we are providing will reduce the tax credit of your gift, in accordance with federal tax regulations.
Can I make a gift to a fund that is not listed?
Yes, you can make a gift to any area at UF by calling our Gift Processing Office at 1-877-351-2377.
If I still have a question, how can I get in touch?
Please contact our Annual Giving team by email at annualgiving@uff.ufl.edu or by phone at 1-800-279-6796.
KEEP THAT ’96 SPIRIT ALIVE, GATORS!
The best thing to come out of 1996? The Macarena. Just kidding! It was that first national championship.
To commemorate that milestone from 25 years ago, we’re offering a retro 1996 National Champions T-shirt to donors who make a gift of $25 or more to the university. You can give to athletics, to your college, to first-generation scholarships, to a favorite program – anything. And know that every gift keeps UF strong and helps secure a spot in the Top 5 of public universities.
When Gators join together, UF can’t be beat.
WHAT DOES MY GIFT SUPPORT?
Gifts support everything on campus, including: ground-breaking research, scholarships for first generation college students, Gator Athletics, museum collections and UF's national ranking among public universities.