Reunion Giving

You can boost the impact of your reunion gift by pledging for multiple years. Your pledge, for up to five years, will contribute to your class gift. If you’re an alumni spouse from a different reunion year, your pledge benefits both classes. It’s a remarkable way to leave a double legacy.  If you are interested in committing to a multi-year pledge of any kind, please contact Jeff Smith in the Alumni Office for more information.

When you create a named scholarship, you actively support students in a way that resonates with your passions and values. By choosing specific criteria and preferences, you create a scholarship that carries personal significance and has a positive impact on the life of a PC student.

If you are interested in creating a scholarship, in your name, or as a tribute to someone close to you, there are two options.

1. Endowed Scholarships ($50,000, payable over 5 years) generate investment income and provide permanent support to PC students.
2. Annual Named Scholarships ($2,500 per year) provide immediate support. Your gift is used in its entirety, and the fund is viable as long as you continue to make annual contributions. 

To learn more about scholarships, contact Jason Boice, AVP of Advancement, for more information.

Easily manage sizable donations by setting up a recurring gift. More than a donation, a recurring gift is a commitment that fits into your budget. It’s your chance to make an enormous difference, piece by piece. For example, a Leadership Level gift is any annual commitment of at least $1,000, which equals $83.50 per month. This impactful gift is simple to arrange: Set it up online or reach out to your class liaison. Your support is invaluable!

Elevate your generosity to PC by leveraging your company or organization’s gift-matching program. This initiative can multiply your gift two or threefold. If you’re not sure whether your company offers such a program, reach out to your company’s HR department or email advancement@presby.edu. Together, we can make your contribution to PC go even further!

Reunion Volunteers help with planning any specific functions for your specific class during the Homecoming and Reunion Weekend. Volunteers could help with dinners, meet-ups, and tailgates, for example. Reunion Volunteers encourage attendance at Homecoming by reaching out to their classmates, and they advocate for the Reunion Giving Campaign by encouraging donations from your class. If interested in being a Reunion Volunteer, please contact Jeff Smith in  Alumni Relations.