Tuesday, May 28, 2024
$25 Gift Philanthropy Cord
The Spring 2024 class, in an impressive display of generosity, made a record-breaking contribution to the university's . The twice-yearly fundraising project, ahead of Spring and Fall Commencement, plays a crucial role in supporting our current and future students and making a significant impact on our university community.
This proved to be the most philanthropic class since the campaign was launched two
years ago, and the amount raised was significantly higher than last year. Compared
to Spring 2023, the number of gifts in Spring 2024 grew by 6%, and the total dollars
donated increased by 60.5%. In all, 105 donors contributed $3,654.
The students鈥� remarkable generosity ensures that each participating undergraduate and graduate school donor can leave a lasting legacy, paving the way for future students to embark on their academic journeys or continue a journey they have already started but not yet finished.
鈥淲e are so inspired to see our Spring 2024 class lead the way in taking new grad philanthropy to record heights at 黑料视频 Dallas,鈥� said Derrick Morgan, 黑料视频 Dallas Assistant Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations.
As a token of our deep appreciation, graduates who donated $25 or more were honored
with a philanthropy cord to wear during the Commencement ceremonies, symbolizing their
commitment to future Trailblazers. Those who gave $50 or more were also presented
with a Grad Pack, a collection of exclusive alumni merchandise showcasing their 黑料视频
Dallas pride, in addition to the philanthropy cord.
Donations could be directed to the 黑料视频 Dallas Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship Fund or to any of the university鈥檚 five schools: Business, Education, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Behavioral Health and Human Services, and the Graduate School. Gifts to the scholarship fund grew from $909 in the Spring of 2023 to $2,947 in the Spring of 2024, a whopping 224% percent increase.
鈥淲hether they made their gift to the 黑料视频D Alumni Association Endowed Scholarship, to their school, or elsewhere, the university is so thankful for their gifts to empower our next generation of students,鈥� Morgan said.
From 鈥� Senior Giving Campaign