Giving

The generous support of individual and foundation donors leverages our core funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Through non-partisan research, the Center investigates the relationship between labor markets and poverty, poverty among children and across generations, the relationship between immigration and poverty, and the changing social safety net. Our goal is to facilitate research using a diverse set of approaches across academic disciplines to answer critical questions about poverty and its solutions.

Gifts to the Center for Poverty Research support current needs, including enhancing public lectures and conferences, disseminating research findings, and creating special opportunities for undergraduate and graduate student engagement in research. Donations to the Center for Poverty Research are tax deductible. All gifts are processed by the University of Davis, Office of Development and Alumni Relations.

If you would like to contribute to cutting-edge research focused on causes and solutions to poverty issues, please contact director Ann Stevens at (530) 752-3034 or annstevens@ucdavis.edu or see the links below for online and mail-in donations.