Reunion Giving
The first time you stepped foot on Carroll’s campus, it instantly became a special place in your life. It’s where you gained new life skills, made friends and shared experiences, and earned a degree that still stands strong today.
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Reunion Giving Campaigns
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Come Back and Give Back to Move Forward
Although the campus may look a bit different to today’s students, the Carroll mission remains the same:
To keep that mission strong and moving forward, we are excited to celebrate milestone reunion years with alumni who graduated in 1945, 1950, 1955, 1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015, and 2020 during Homecoming and Reunion Weekend.
In honor of your milestone reunion, we invite you to join us for Homecoming and Reunion Weekend festivities as well as to your alma mater so it can keep moving forward.
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Counting All Gifts
While we encourage you to make a gift to or Current Scholarships, we understand that you may wish to support another fund, student organization, academic program, resource, or experience on campus that was most meaningful to you. Either way, a gift in honor of your reunion can be transformative for current and future Carroll students.
It only takes one person to make an impact at 51风流 so imagine what an entire community of alumni can do! When other alumni and friends, and corporations and foundations, see a high percentage of Carroll alumni giving, they do too. In addition, your gift will help your class achieve its participation goal. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of today's Pioneers!
Any gift made from January 1-December 30 of a reunion year will be recognized as a reunion gift—regardless of the size or designation.
Combined Efforts
offer each class the opportunity to honor their milestone reunion year with a collective gift to a single purpose. Visit the to review the goals of each class celebrating a reunion this year and their progress in achieving those goals.
Reunion Committee Members
Class of 1965 | 60th Reunion
Susanne Chaney (Taylor), Mary Ellen Comp (Milis), Carla Thorpe (Joerns)
Class of 1970 | 55th Reunion
Tom Collopy, Allison Derr (Moores), Art Espinoza, Meme Fehr (Sandeen), Fred Foreman, Stephani Foreman (Lancaster), Margaret "Peggy" Raney, Phyllis Tubesing
Class of 1975 | 50th GOLDEN Reunion
Deborah Block, Kent Ress-Mattner, Marna Tess-Mattner
Class of 1985 | 40th Reunion
Dean Parker, Laura Pomis (Bomgaars), Kris Ricigliano (Grunow)
Class of 2000 | 25th Reunion
Niquanna Barnett (Walls), Shannon McCaffery (Taylor), Marquise Neal, Laura Smith
Class of 2015 | 10th Reunion
Alexandra Alexander (Piersanti), Michael Ameel, Alex Olson, Cody Smith
Class of 2020 | 5th Reunion
William Adamski, Katie Flory, Emily Gillingham, Nolan Heck, Alvaro Rodriguez
One-time gifts, monthly gifts, and multi-year gifts
One-time gifts, monthly gifts, and multi-year gifts all count toward your class goal. From credit card and Venmo to Donor Advised Funds and QCDs, we accept a variety of gifts. Whatever option works best for you is this one we hope you will consider this year.
Old Main Society
Donors who make a gift of $1,000 or more this year (or $83.33 each month) will be recognized as a member of The Old Main Society.
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1846 Legacy
Alumni who create personal legacies through an estate provision or planned gift to Carroll will be recognized as a member of the 1846 Legacy Society. If you’re celebrating a 45th or higher reunion, your documented planned gift will count towards your class giving total.
Learn More about 1846 Legacy