UNR launched a program aimed at graduates and companies that can make voluntary contributions for academic development and scientific production.  

La Universidad Nacional de Rosario The University Solidarity Program has launched a program that will allow for voluntary contributions, donations of personal property, and cooperation with services. The call is open to graduates and companies whose contributions will be used to purchase equipment, promote student participation in international academic events and competitions, and improve the building's infrastructure. The contribution will be institutionalized through the website. https://solidaridad.unr.edu.ar/ and donations may be single, periodic or monthly.

“We are going through a difficult situation, as everyone knows, that affects our activities in general and, in particular, our ability to properly maintain our buildings or design infrastructure to keep up with our enrollment growth and acquire or replace expensive technological equipment that is essential for a good teaching process or for research. We appeal to the solidarity of those who have had the opportunity to train at our University, so that they can make a voluntary contribution that will help us in these aspects,” said Rector Franco Bartolacci. 

"We're not going to wait for what's right while what we do deteriorates. In our case, while we demand what's right, we're going to seek all the alternatives that allow us to sustain the important things happening at our University and project the things UNR needs to continue growing," Bartolacci stated.