College Celebrates Record-Breaking Fundraising, Remarkable Engagement, Extraordinary Impact

Category: Education

Davidson College achieved a record-breaking fundraising total of $115 million this year, reflecting strong community support. Key contributions include $19.4 million for The Fund for Davidson and $31.8 million for the college's endowment. The college also launched the Women ACT initiative, surpassing its $10 million goal with over $11 million in contributions. The alumni giving rate remains among the top five in the nation, showcasing the commitment of Davidson's community to support students and institutional growth.

Keywords: Davidson College, fundraising, alumni support

Source: Davidson News

Update At: 7/23/2024

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