Matching Gifts

Corporate matching gifts allow Tennessee alumni, parents, and friends to maximize personal contributions to the university and increase the impact of their giving. Through your company’s matching gift benefit, you may be able to double or even triple the amount of a contribution.

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Matching Gifts Process

Check your employer’s matching gift program

Search for your employer to see if they offer a matching gift program and review their requirements. If you are unsure about the process, your Human Resources office can provide additional guidance.

Submit your matching gift request

Complete your employer’s matching gift form or online request after making your gift to the University of Tennessee. Be sure to include any information or documentation your employer requires.

Send it our way, and we’ll take it from there

Submit any required forms or documentation to the UT Foundation. Our team will verify your gift and provide the information your employer needs to complete the match.

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Check Your Employer’s Matching Gift Program

To determine if your employer will match your gift, use our search function below.

Most corporate matching gift programs require the donor to submit a completed paper form or complete an online form to accompany each personal gift. If you’re not sure about your company’s process, check with Human Resources.

For your convenience, you may submit your completed matching gift form via email at matching@utfi.org.

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Total number of matching dollars for fiscal year 2026.

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Total number of companies that matched employee’s gifts in FY26.

Our time at UT shaped us as people, and we recognize that we would not be where we are in our careers without the support and nurturing we received at UT from professors, our fellow students, alumni, and friends of the university. Giving to the university is one small way we can pay it forward and support current and future Vols.”

Matthew (’97) and Stephanie (’97,’99) Boomhower