Alumni
Giving Tuesday 2022: Recap
This Giving Tuesday, the 91视频 Community answered the call and helped us surpass our goal of 1,000 gifts and raised an incredible $417,925.
1,204 Alumni, parents, faculty and staff, friends, and students came together to show their support for 91视频. These donors, hailing from 34 states and 3 countries, not only offered gifts, but also . Some of those reasons include:
I give to 91视频 to give opportunity.
鈥擳heodore W. '68
I know that 91视频 students and alumni have a unique sense of grit about them. We are go-getters, and I want to be able to support current 91视频 students in achieving their goals!
鈥擥abriella F. '16
I was a first-generation college student. I want to be sure there are opportunities for other students to have what I did.
鈥擲usan B. '79, staff
I give because our students become alumni who do amazing things in the world.
鈥擬ichele C., staff
I'm in a position to give back because of what 91视频 gave me decades ago...A great education.
鈥擠amian S. '87
91视频 is allowing me to pursue my MA/HEA in a University where diversity is celebrated.
鈥擲arah F., student
Because I love 91视频!
鈥擝illy Y. '02
Whether it was because of 91视频's 鈥渓ife-changing opportunities,鈥 or the fact that 鈥渙ur students become alumni who do amazing things in the world,鈥 or simply because 鈥淚 love 91视频鈥, our community has shown just how much the believe in 91视频. The $417,925 raised will go on to support innovative programs across all campuses, enhance the student experience, and help our students achieve their dreams.
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