We are many, but together we are one.

GOAL: $10,000
RAISED: $10,000

Give a gift that lasts a lifetime! Dave Larson `71 would like to raise enough funds to showcase the names of all who participate in this challenge. These brick pavers will grace the Sesquicentennial Terrace in front of Discovery Hall, a comfortable gathering place for all who visit the campus, and serve as a growing legacy to Wayland's family and friends. 

This challenge aims to raise $10,000 and for each dollar donated, Dave will match up to $5,000!

GOAL: $4,000
RAISED: $4,000

Started in 2009 by the On Campus Resources Committee of the Wayland Board of Trustees to stimulate professional development in innovative teaching methods and strategies. This Fund also allows donors to recognize and honor current or former faculty.

​Wayland would like to endow the GTGTF so that it will provide professional development opportunities for faculty in perpetuity. 

Help us raise the last $4,000 needed to endow the GTFTF at $50,000!

GOAL: $20,000
RAISED: $24,293

After a three year hiatus, the demand for football at Wayland is growing. Led by an enthusiastic and skilled coaching staff, they are on a mission to rebuild Wayland's football tradition. 

The present equipment is reaching the end of its useful life.  That, combined with growth in participation amongst the student body, on top of the ever-changing advancement in equipment technology, will result in the need to purchase more updated equipment. 

GOAL: $8,000
RAISED: $9,725

We are thrilled to re-establish a Varsity Cheerleading team at Wayland and offer it as a winter sport, serving athletes interested in dance, tumbling, and demonstrating their leadership skills through school spirit and Wayland Pride. 

The team's primary purpose will be to promote school spirit and pride and performing at Basketball games and other community events.

GOAL: $22,491
FUNDED: $22,700

During Wayland Academy's annual Day of Giving—Waylandtines Day—alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends came together to raise funds for the Academy's forest restoration project. The three-acre forested green space on North Campus has many ash trees that have died due to the impact of the Emerald Ash Borer. This has also caused significant health and hazard concerns to the Wayland community, as the areas affected are  frequently used and are adjacent to academic buildings, parking, campus sidewalks, and neighboring residential housing. With a 2:1 matching grant from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, we have the unique opportunity to fund the removal of dead/dying trees, replant new trees, and provide a learning opportunity for our environmental science and Ecology Club students. 

GOAL: $1,000
FUNDED: $1,000

Big Red track and field athletes and coaches have the opportunity to attend UW–Whitewater's Learn-by-Doing Clinic this February (2023). The one-day clinic will feature sessions on throwing discus and shot put, jumping (long, triple, and high), sprinting, pole vaulting, and hurdling. This clinic is a wonderful opportunity for athletes and coaches to receive hands-on training from NCAA championship-award winning coaches and staff. Our athletes will also be able to interact and learn from college athletes. Your support will offset the cost of attendance and travel to/from UW–Whitewater. 

GOAL: $2,500
RAISED: $200

Wisconsin–Whitewater's Forensics Institute (WFI) is a week-long clinic that gives students all of the tools they need to be successful communicators, both in and beyond forensics. At WFI, students will work with the nationally ranked UW–Whitewater forensics team.

This August (2022), the girls at Wayland moved into our new girls dorm, Burnham Hall. And what would a girls dorm at Wayland be without Ms. Alpaugh's influence? That's why we have started this collaborative effort to name one of the dorm alcoves in her honor.

GOAL: $40,000
RAISED: $41,768

Your contribution to the Just Keep Swimming campaign will help to maintain the legacy of the aquatic sports at Wayland Academy, ensure that current and future student athletes have a safe environment to swim in, and allow for students to achieve their best-selves.

Time and plenty of good use has taken a toll on the Sol Wolf `34 Pool and $40K in enhancements are necessary.

GOAL: $2,000
RAISED: $2,000

Wayland's basketball program had one heck of a 2023 season. The varsity boys, whose record is 16-3 and the best that Wayland has seen since the early 2000s, hosted two WIAA regional games. With this renewed energy and excitement around our basketball programs, we want our equipment and teams to reflect our team spirit with new Varsity uniforms and basketball racks. 

GOAL: $19,625
RAISED: $19,075

Give a gift that lasts a lifetime! We are asking that the milestone reunion years (years ending in 2s, 3s, 7s, and 8s) to come together to purchase a brick in honor of your class year. These brick pavers will grace the Sesquicentennial Terrace in front of Discovery Hall—a comfortable gathering place for all who visit campus—and serves as a growing legacy to Wayland's family and friends.