Since the official launch of the Campaign of Champions in May, hundreds of supporters have helped generate over $60 million toward the $100 million goal. We recognize that this year has been challenging for many members of the Bruin community, and we are grateful to those who have made gifts and pledges so that we may transform Pauley Pavilion into a facility that will benefit the entire campus.

Once completed, the expanded and renovated Pauley Pavilion will help generate additional revenue for UCLA because it will be able to better serve the diverse programming needs of the campus and greater Los Angeles community.

We invite you to join us in this historic initiative. The seating plan (pdf of brochure) that was released in July outlined the Bruin Priority Point Program and the formula for ranking season ticket holders. If you are considering a gift in support of the Campaign of Champions, you will receive additional bonus points (5 per $100 pledged) by making your pledge on or before December 31, 2009. For more information on the seating plan, please click here.

During the holiday season, we want to assist you with any questions that you may have regarding the Campaign of Champions. While the campus will be closed on December 24 and 25, we invite you to call one of the staff members listed below should you want to speak with someone directly during the holiday season.

Shawn Heilbron, 310-206-3031
Gabe Cagwin, 310-206-3577
Nick Theodorou, 310-206-1952

You may make a gift online at any time or download a pledge letter (.pdf) and mail it to our office with your gift information filled in along with your signature.

UCLA Pauley Pavilion Transformational Tour

The Campaign of Champions marks the largest and most comprehensive endeavor in the history
of UCLA Athletics. By participating in this effort, you will be a part of transforming Pauley Pavilion
into a new facility while leaving an enduring legacy at UCLA.

No collegiate arena in the world has been home to more championships… more sports legends…
more historic moments… than UCLA'S PAULEY PAVILION. It's where John Wooden coached college
basketball's greatest dynasty. It's where Ann Meyers-Drysdale redefined women's basketball.
It's where Bruin volleyball teams have won 22 NCAA titles and where some of the world's greatest
gymnasts have taken home Olympic medals and NCAA championships. And it's also where world
leaders have spoken and legendary entertainers have performed.

Hailed as the nation's best college athletics facility when it opened in 1965, the facility is now in
need of transformation to maintain its rightful place as the country's preeminent collegiate arena.