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Strength in numbers: More than 85,000 gifts were $100 or less |
An inspiring $80+ million was raised to support financial aid, with 60 percent of students granted an average of $40,000 |
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Strength in numbers: More than 85,000 gifts were $100 or less |
An inspiring $80+ million was raised to support financial aid, with 60 percent of students granted an average of $40,000 |
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From the class of 1928 to 2022, alumnae giving spanned the generations |
At $116 million raised, the campaign priority that attracted the most support was intellectual community—supporting our faculty, as well as first-generation students, tutors, and summer research |
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From the class of 1928 to 2022, alumnae giving spanned the generations |
At $116 million raised, the campaign priority that attracted the most support was intellectual community—supporting our faculty, as well as first-generation students, tutors, and summer research |
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Six shells were added to advance Wellesley’s rowing program, which became the country’s first for women back in 1875 |
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Students enjoyed 194,100 meals in the new Bates Dining Hall |
Gifts to the College’s Admission Fly-in program funded more than 1,200 trips to Wellesley—resulting in a 60 percent enrollment rate |
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Students enjoyed 194,100 meals in the new Bates Dining Hall |
Gifts to the College’s Admission Fly-in program funded more than 1,200 trips to Wellesley—resulting in a 60 percent enrollment rate |
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More than $91 million was invested in our campus buildings, including Pendleton West, the residence halls’ Living Room Project, Global Flora greenhouse, and more |
Annual Giving provided unrestricted funds for unexpected opportunities and challenges, such as repairing winter storm damage across campus including, this year, to the carillon |
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More than $91 million was invested in our campus buildings, including Pendleton West, the residence halls’ Living Room Project, Global Flora greenhouse, and more |
Annual Giving provided unrestricted funds for unexpected opportunities and challenges, such as repairing winter storm damage across campus including, this year, to the carillon |
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