We’re grateful to every Badger alum, student, and friend who contributed, participated, or just cheered us on during Fill the Hill on October 20 and 21. (We’re even grateful to those students whose show of support was stealing a flamingo while we weren’t looking.) Some 2,789 gifts added up to $421,057. Thank you! We hope you enjoy re-creating this scene of a bright pink Bascom.
Thanks, Flock! You Rock!
- John Allen
- October 31, 2022
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