Because of your generosity, every gift—regardless of designation—helped unlock a dollar-for-dollar matching gift to the St. Norbert Fund, up to $300,000 total. Your support makes a lasting impact on the St. Norbert community.
Thank you for making
A Day to uKnight a success!
$667,609Raised
$600,000 Goal
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About St. Norbert College
A Day to uKnight brings together the St. Norbert College community of alumni, parents, and friends to support our students. Every gift made will result in a dollar-for-dollar gift to the St. Norbert Fund up to $300,000 total, directly benefiting scholarships, academic programs, and opportunities for our students to thrive.
Your participation helps ensure the next generation of Green Knights has the resources to succeed. Each donation strengthens our community and makes a meaningful, lasting impact on the lives of our students.
Leaderboards
Funds Raised
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DonorsAlumni
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1992
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1971
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1984
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1975
$7,044Raised
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1965
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1983
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1976
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Thank you!
Thank you for making a St. Norbert College education possible for students who are eager to learn, serve and lead. Because of you, SNC students are gaining knowledge, confidence and values to make a lasting impact on campus and far beyond!
99
of students receive some form of financial aid
34
of students (or 1 in 3 students) students are first-generation college attendees
91
of students are employed, in graduate school or doing service work within 9 months of graduation
Frequently
asked questions
What is St. Norbert College's A Day to uKnight?
A Day to uKnight is a 24-hour giving event on March 11 that celebrates the power of community and collaboration. On this special day, alumni, students, parents, and friends come together to support the future of St. Norbert College by making a gift that directly benefits students.
Why should I give on A Day to uKnight? What impact will my donation have?
On A Day to uKnight, every donation you make is matched dollar-for-dollar, which means your support has twice the impact! Whether you choose to support scholarships, academic programs, or student organizations, your gift will help create opportunities for future SNC students to succeed.
If I can only make one gift, where should I give?
If you’re considering making just one gift, we recommend supporting the St. Norbert Fund, which directly supports student scholarships and financial aid. This fund provides critical financial support for students who need it most, making it possible for them to pursue their education and achieve their dreams.
What if I don't receive a receipt after making an online donation?
A receipt will be emailed as soon as your donation is processed. If you don’t receive in your inbox, please check your spam folder. SNC’s team can also assist. Email us at advancement@snc.edu.
I want make my gift to a specific area, but do not see it on the list. What do I do?
Gifts made to the College on A Day to uKnight can support any area of campus. To direct your gift, please give through the St. Norbert Fund, select ‘Other designation not listed’ and enter your preferred designation in the comments section. We will ensure your gift is directed to the appropriate area.
Please note that matching funds will not follow your designation and will instead support the St. Norbert Fund.
Who do I call if I have a question or issue that needs to be resolved?
Not every question can be answered on one page, and sometimes an issue just needs a quick conversation. We’re here to help. Feel free to reach out to John Sabo (920-403-4059) or Bob Rickards (920-403-3027). We’d be happy to help.
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Why does service matter? Our students say it best.
Inspired by the Norbertine value of actio, service to the broader community, Green Knights help others in the local community and beyond every day.
From the Residential Service Program and TRIPS (Turning Responsibility Into Powerful Service) to countless other opportunities, SNC students turn their values into action.
Why does service matter? Our students say it best.
Inspired by the Norbertine value of actio, service to the broader community, Green Knights help others in the local community and beyond every day.
From the Residential Service Program and TRIPS (Turning Responsibility Into Powerful Service) to countless other opportunities, SNC students turn their values into action. ...
Why does service matter? Our students say it best.
Inspired by the Norbertine value of actio, service to the broader community, Green Knights help others in the local community and beyond every day.
From the Residential Service Program and TRIPS (Turning Responsibility Into Powerful Service) to countless other opportunities, SNC students turn their values into action.
Why does service matter? Our students say it best.
Inspired by the Norbertine value of actio, service to the broader community, Green Knights help others in the local community and beyond every day.
From the Residential Service Program and TRIPS (Turning Responsibility Into Powerful Service) to countless other opportunities, SNC students turn their values into action. ...
“He is not here, but he has been raised.”
Luke 24:6
Alleluia! Today we celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord and the joy and hope of Easter.
Through Christ’s victory over death, we are reminded that light overcomes darkness, that faith is stronger than fear, and that new beginnings are always within reach.
Join us for Easter Mass at Old St. Joe’s at 10 a.m. as we gather to celebrate the promise of the Resurrection and rejoice together.
Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful Easter!
“He is not here, but he has been raised.”
Luke 24:6
Alleluia! Today we celebrate the Resurrection of the Lord and the joy and hope of Easter.
Through Christ’s victory over death, we are reminded that light overcomes darkness, that faith is stronger than fear, and that new beginnings are always within reach.
Join us for Easter Mass at Old St. Joe’s at 10 a.m. as we gather to celebrate the promise of the Resurrection and rejoice together.
Wishing you and your loved ones a blessed and joyful Easter! ...
Holy Saturday is a day of quiet waiting and reflection as we stand at the threshold of Easter.
Tonight, during the Easter Vigil, a new fire will be lit and the Paschal Candle will shine in the night, a powerful symbol that Christ is the light who overcomes darkness and death.
May this sacred night remind us that even in the stillness and uncertainty, the light of Christ is always rising.
A special Easter Vigil Mass will take place at Old St. Joe’s at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
Holy Saturday is a day of quiet waiting and reflection as we stand at the threshold of Easter.
Tonight, during the Easter Vigil, a new fire will be lit and the Paschal Candle will shine in the night, a powerful symbol that Christ is the light who overcomes darkness and death.
May this sacred night remind us that even in the stillness and uncertainty, the light of Christ is always rising.
A special Easter Vigil Mass will take place at Old St. Joe’s at 8 p.m. All are welcome. ...
“Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.”
Luke 23:46
On this Good Friday, we pause to remember Christ’s suffering and death on the cross, the ultimate act of love and sacrifice.
In the quiet solemnity of this day, we reflect on the depth of God’s mercy and the hope that emerges even in the midst of suffering.
May we carry forward the spirit of compassion, service, and hope that flows from the cross.
We welcome you to join us for liturgy at noon at Old St. Joe’s.
“Father, into your hands I commend my spirit.”
Luke 23:46
On this Good Friday, we pause to remember Christ’s suffering and death on the cross, the ultimate act of love and sacrifice.
In the quiet solemnity of this day, we reflect on the depth of God’s mercy and the hope that emerges even in the midst of suffering.
May we carry forward the spirit of compassion, service, and hope that flows from the cross.
We welcome you to join us for liturgy at noon at Old St. Joe’s. ...
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Last night, our campus community gathered for the Stations of the Cross, keeping the experience indoors at Old St. Joe`s due to the weather.
Even within the quiet of the church, the journey remained powerful. It was a special time for prayer, reflection and communio through the story at the heart of our faith. ✝️ ⚜️
Last night, our campus community gathered for the Stations of the Cross, keeping the experience indoors at Old St. Joe`s due to the weather.
Even within the quiet of the church, the journey remained powerful. It was a special time for prayer, reflection and communio through the story at the heart of our faith. ✝️ ⚜️ ...