FAQ
Is there a minimum gift amount?
Yes, Gators must make a gift of $24 or more to receive a limited edition Titletown T!
When will I receive my T-shirt?
Your gift should arrive in the mail within four to six weeks.
Can I get more than one Titletown 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 Titletown T-shirt to another person?
Yes! When you make your transaction, please specify the shipping address you would like for us to send your gift 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 Titletown T-shirt will reduce the tax credit of your gift, in accordance with federal tax regulations.
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.
Get a Titletown T!
Gainesville truly is Titletown! Get your limited edition T-shirt celebrating UF’s impressive stretch of championship wins. Make a $24 gift, in celebration of UF's 24 national team titles in an unbroken streak of national championships, to show the world you bleed orange and blue! Your support keeps the university competitive in every arena and your donation keeps UF Top 5 strong!
Since that famous 2006 season, Florida’s been on a winning streak. And for the past 13 complete seasons, starting with Football’s 2008 title and continuing with a sweep of the 2022 Men’s & Women’s Outdoor Track & Field titles, 11 different sports amassed 24 national team titles in an unbroken streak of national championships – one of two programs to claim at least one national team title in each complete season since 2006-07.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.