
Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of UT Elementary’s Visualize Graduation Society!
UT Elementary’s Visualize Graduation Society (VGS) is a multi-year giving society for those who have pledged to invest at least $1,000 per year of programmatic funds for a period of five years or more. VGS members play a critical role in helping UTES fulfill its mission as a research-based demonstration school that sets students on a successful path from Pre-Kindergarten through Ph.D.
We have three pledge levels for your consideration. To pledge online, please choose your link below:
Doctorate $25,000 = $5,000 per year for 5 years or $416.67 per month for 60 months
A gift at this level could support 20 children in STEAM class for one year. Our Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math class allows a unique space for students to work collaboratively on projects and solve problems.
Masters $12,500 = $2,500 per year for 5 years or $208.33 per month for 60 months
This gift level could provide 10 students with a year of music classes. The Little Longhorn Orchestra partners with the Butler School of Music and the UT String Project to provide world-class music education to all of our students.
Bachelors $5,000 = $1,000 per year or $83.33 per month for 60 months
A gift at this level could support a student in World Languages and Cultures class for a year. Learning the basics for a second language at a young age benefits a child’s cognitive development and facilitates the learning of any other language later in life.
If you would like to pledge your support to UT Elementary students by mail, please download our pledge form here:
UT Elementary Visualize Graduation Society Pledge Form
Complete the form and please mail it to:
UT Elementary
Visualize Graduation Society
2200 East 6th St.
Austin, TX 78702
To donate securely online, with any gift that is meaningful to you, please click here https://give.utexas.edu/ and choose the amount and frequency of your contribution.
For assistance or additional information, please contact Sharon Yarbrough at sharon.yarbrough@austin.utexas.edu.