Not even grey clouds and showers could put a damper on the bright orange and black spirit during last month’s Reunions. More than 26,000 members of the University’s Tiger family — representing classes from nine decades — returned to campus to celebrate connections with each other and with their alma mater.
In a new video, alumni shared why they give back to the University through Annual Giving. “I was here for five years and during that time had the opportunity to travel the world and do research, to teach, to engage with amazing faculty members, and that was a gift given to me,” said Zoe Maddox *18, chair of Graduate Alumni Annual Giving. “I feel a big responsibility to carry that forward.”
“Why I give back to Princeton is that we are really family; we take care of each other,” Lily Partridge ’82 said. “And that’s part of what Reunions is all about as well.”
Annual Giving supports all aspects of the Princeton student experience. This year’s campaign ends on June 30, and every gift matters. Give now.
