UK Libraries is the central meeting ground and primary intellectual resource of the University of Kentucky and the repository for the history and culture of the Commonwealth. It is where all thinkers, at all levels and across all disciplines and affiliations, find the information resources and services they need for research, teaching, and learning.
A gift to UK Libraries supports the entire university community:
Help us strengthen our commitment to excellence. What we can do is up to you: we are here to help make your visions for UK Libraries a reality.
David Timoney
Through the generosity and sustained support of annual donors, UK Libraries is able to flexibly respond to emerging priorities and the ever-changing needs of our students as they arise. To become an annual donor, visit our secure online platform and make a recurring donation to the Library Enrichment Fund.
How do you want to make a difference?
Your gifts help us build world-class collections.
Help us improve the spaces and technology available to faculty, students, and staff, and support projects across UK Libraries by giving to the Library Enrichment Fund. Your gifts have helped renovate parts of William T. Young Library and the Medical Center Library, and provide collaborative learning spaces and technological upgrades to our users.
Help make a university education more accessible for all Kentuckians by giving to the Alternative Textbook Fund. Since its inception in 2016, the program has leveraged $100,000 in grants into $1.5 million in student savings, impacting over 12,000 students.
Help offset the cost of books and course materials for students with unmet financial need by giving to the David Mudry Memorial Scholarship Fund. This $1,000 award honors the legacy of David Mudry '18, former UK student and bookstore employee who is remembered for his incredible warmth, boundless compassion, and as a tireless advocate for LGBTQ* initiatives on campus.
Support library programs, immersive learning opportunities, and help fund fellowships and internships.