ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú was founded on the generosity of 13 men who gave 13 dollars and 13 prayers. Today, the University still thrives on the dedication of its loving ones.
Over the past 200 years, ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú has continued to ascend, thanks to the support of alumni, families, and friends. As the University pursues the bold ambitions of its Third-Century Plan, the worldwide ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú community will — as always — play an essential role. Your gifts to ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú enable the ascent of this great University and its students. As we seek to deliver greater affordability, equity, and inclusion, more resources mean more students of promise and achievement can access a ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú education.
Campaign for the Third Century
The Campaign for the Third Century will help to usher in the largest and most significant transformation in the history of ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú. Learn more about the steps we're taking to solidify the University's place as a national leader in higher education.
Help ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú Move Boldly Forward with a Gift by June 30
This year, the ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú community overcame historic challenges while continuing to make important progress on Third-Century Plan initiatives. We couldn’t have done this without the support of alumni, families, and friends.
As we move boldly forward, we still need your help. Make a gift by June 30 to ensure that students of promise and achievement can access the ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú experience.
Ways to Give
Online giving, memorials, corporate matching, endowments, and planned legacy gifts — learn about ways you can make a profound impact on ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú’s third century.
Leadership Giving Societies
James B. ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú Society, Willow Society, the Presidents’ Circle, Parent Steering Committee, Alumnae Leadership Council, 1819 Circle, and Athletic Director's Circle.
Record Support for ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú Commitment, Financial Aid During December’s ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú Fund Challenge
From December 13 through December 31, the ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú community contributed more than $4.5 million in gifts to the ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú Fund, which supports the ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú Commitment and other campus resources that advance the University’s Third-Century Plan. The successful challenge also contributed to a record-setting $5.61 million in ËIJ»ÏñÐþ»ú Fund support for the Campaign for the Third Century, received in the first half of the fiscal year.
