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Reunion Giving

Many classes are interested in making a special gift to Westtown in honor of their reunion. Your class’ reunion gift – to be publicized during Alums Weekend – will be the total of all gifts made to the Westtown Fund in the fiscal year (July 1-June 30) of your reunion.

All classes celebrating milestone reunions are asked to make a special effort to support the Westtown Fund during their reunion years. Classes celebrating their 50th reunion may make a capital gift to the school for a special project or endowed fund. Fundraising for 50th reunion gifts may begin five years before the reunion, but not prior to the 45th reunion year. Fundraising for the 25th reunion may begin 3 years in advance.

MAKE A 50TH REUNION GIFT

Your class’ Reunion Gift is the total of all monetary gifts and pledges made in the fiscal year of the reunion (July 1st to June 30th). We suggest that gifts be made no later than May 1st in order to be recognized on Alumni Weekend.

Those classes who are not supporting a special project or fund, are asked to focus on supporting the Westtown Fund. By providing resources not already covered by tuition and fees, this fund prepares our students to be stewards and leaders of a better world. The Westtown Fund is an annual campaign to which alums, parents, and friends make donations to benefit the current year’s operating budget. All donations to the Westtown Fund are utilized that same year and have a direct impact on he lives of current students.