Disclosures

PRIVACY NOTICE 

The 1977 California Information Practices Act requires UC Davis to provide the following information to individuals asked to supply information about themselves:  UC Davis is requesting this information to maintain accurate donor files in the Office of Development and Alumni Relations. Furnishing the information is strictly voluntary and it will be maintained confidentially.  The information may be used by other university departments in the regular course of business but will not be disseminated to others except if required by law.  You have the right to review your own data file.  Inquiries should be forwarded to the Director of Advancement Services, University of California, One Shields Avenue, Davis, CA 95616.

UC DAVIS FOUNDATION

UC Davis Foundation is a not-for-profit 501 (c) (3), public benefit corporation organized for the purpose of encouraging voluntary private support for the benefit of UC Davis and is recognized under federal and state tax laws as a qualified donee for tax-deductible charitable contributions.  Responsibility for governance of the Foundation, including investments, is vested in its Board of Trustees, which is comprised of community leaders and senior campus administrators.

DONOR CONSENT

The University is grateful for the support it receives from alumni and friends. One of the ways our thanks is expressed is through listing the names of donors in various publications. Should you wish that your name not appear as a donor, please notify us if you have not already done so.

DONOR INTENT

If a donor requests that their gift be directed to a fund that does not currently exist, the gift may be directed to the most closely related existing fund. For purposes that do not align with the academic plan of UC Davis or is contrary to law and/or UC policy, the UC Davis chancellor is authorized to designate the gift to further the objectives and purposes of the University.

STIP POLICY

It is the policy of the University of California, Davis to and the UC Davis Foundation to utilize a portion of the gift principal and/or the short-term investment income on current gifts and grants to support the cost of raising and administering gift funds.