Why Give to SVU
“My beloved younger brothers and sisters, you are among the best the Lord has ever sent to this world. You have the capacity to be smarter and wiser and have more impact on the world than any previous generation.” (“Hope of Israel,” Worldwide Youth Devotional, 2018)
At Southern Virginia University, we exist to help young Latter-day Saints and like-hearted students fully realize their capacity.
Make a meaningful impact.
Southern Virginia University is supported exclusively by student tuition and donations from a community of generous benefactors. We do not receive any financial subsidy from a state, endowment, or church.
How to Make a Gift
There are several ways to make a gift to Southern Virginia University. If you would like to make a gift by credit card, please use our online giving form.
If you would like to plan a gift for the future, give a gift other than cash, or explore a gift that will pay you income, please contact a member of New tabour advancement team.
“Your contributions matter. Together with the Savior Jesus Christ, we can empower our young Knights to be smarter, wiser, and have more impact for good than any previous generation.”
— President Bonnie H. Cordon
Your Gift at Work
Interning on Capitol Hill: A Look into Business Major Meg Huber’s (’23) Career-launching Experience
Meg Huber (‘23), a business major at Southern Virginia University, recently completed an internship on Capitol Hill for Congressman Ken Buck of the Colorado 4th District in the House of Representatives during the Spring of 2022.
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Alum Researches Genetic Variant in Polynesian Populations in Investigational Lab
For Jacob Taloa (‘23), going to college wasn’t originally in his life plan. Now, after graduating from Southern Virginia University with a 4.0 GPA, he is currently working as a research associate in the Summers/Holland Investigational Lab in the University of Utah molecular medicine program. With plans to become a doctor, Taloa hopes to be an example to Polynesians unsure about pursuing higher education.
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Alum Researches Genetic Variant in Polynesian Populations in Investigational Lab
For Jacob Taloa (‘23), going to college wasn’t originally in his life plan. Now, after graduating from Southern Virginia University with a 4.0 GPA, he is currently working as a research associate in the Summers/Holland Investigational Lab in the University of Utah molecular medicine program. With plans to become a doctor, Taloa hopes to be an example to Polynesians unsure about pursuing higher education.
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