URISA's 50/50 Campaign for the Future

Has URISA touched your life in a way no other organization does?

URISA continuously strives to have an impact on the GIS community and to be not only relevant but also important.

URISA is approaching its 50th Anniversary and in order to make sure the organization is strong and vibrant to reach its 100th Anniversary, we need to invest in URISA’s future. We are asking for your help.

The goals for the URISA 50/50 Campaign are:

• To help build our unrestricted net assets to the recommended range of 50% of our annual budget
• Establish a fund that could generate interest income for URISA operations and other designated purposes such as:

1. Supporting scholarships
2. Funding remote education
3. Establishing new chapters
4. Funding research proposals
5. Supporting new membership initiatives

Contributions to URISA — a 501(c) (3) organization — are tax deductible.  As you complete your membership renewal or do your year-end tax planning, please consider making a donation to URISA.  All contributions will be used to further the mission of URISA through the support of existing programs and the development of new programs for the association.

Please consider supporting URISA as it looks to the future. You are an important part of it!

Thank you in advance for your support.

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Thank you to these generous individuals and organizations:

Diamond Circle (donations of $5,000 or more)

Platinum Circle (donations of $1,000-$4,999)

• Barry Wellar, GISP
• Peirce Eichelberger, GISP
• D.David Moyer, GISP

Gold Circle (donations of $500-$999)

• Michael Lovett, GISP
• Susan Johnson
• Ken Dueker

Silver Circle (donations of $100-$499)

• Carl Anderson, GISP
• Greg Babinski, GISP
• Cindy Braddock, GISP
• Clare Brown, GISP
• Kathrine Cargo, GISP, ENP
• David DiBiase, GISP
• Sandi Majewski
• Twyla McDermott, GISP
• Hilary Perkins, GISP
• Cy Smith, GISP
• Karen Stewart, GISP

Bronze Circle (donations of $1- $99)

• Stephen Sochotsky, GISP

* 100% URISA Board of Directors Participation

Read a recent article about Barry Wellar