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FY '26 Year-End Fundraising Results

Total CC Fund

1911 Leadership Giving Society

Planned Gifts

Reunion Giving

Connecticut College Fund Awards

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C.B. Rice ’31 Award

Awarded to the Reunion class with the highest participation percentage.

  • 1st) 1975 – 36.7%
  • 2nd) 1965 – 29.9%
  • 3rd) 1960 – 29.4%

Ann Crocker Wheeler ’34 Award

Awarded to the Reunion class with the greatest increase in participation over the previous year.

  • 1st) 1975 – +10.9% 
  • 2nd) 1955 – +6.8%
  • 3rd) 1965 – +5.3%

Camel Cup

Awarded to the non-Reunion class, 10 years out or less, attaining the highest participation percentage.

  • 1st) 2024 – 12.9%
  • 2nd) 2023 – 7.8%
  • 3rd) 2018 – 7.2%

Directors Cup

Awarded to the non-reunion class, 11 years out or more, attaining the highest participation percentage.

  • 1st) 1957 – 44.8%
  • 2nd) 1954 – 38.3%
  • 3rd) 1969 – 37.9%

Tom Sargent ’82 Award

Awarded to the non-Reunion class, 11 years out or more, attaining the greatest increase in participation over the previous year.

  • 1st) 1957 – +1.8%
  • 2nd) 1973 – +1.1%
  • 3rd) 1953 – +0.8%

1911 Society Award

Awarded to any class with the highest number of new leadership donors to the Connecticut College Fund.

  • 1st) 1975 – 7 new 1911 Society Donors
  • 2nd) Tie between 1965, 1973, 1988 with 2 new 1911 Society Donors

Connecticut College Fund Cup

Awarded to any class making the largest single-year gift to the Connecticut College Fund.

  • 1st) 1993 – $334K
  • 2nd) 1975 – $297K
  • 3rd) 1974 – $279K

Thank you for your generous support of our exceptional faculty, students and staff!

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$25M

total gifts to Conn

6,000

donors from alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff and friends

850

first-time donors from across the Conn community

4,003 Alumni spanning more than 80 years
815 Parents and Families
150 Faculty and Staff. A 25% increase from last year.
470 Students. With 51% participation from the senior class!

Total CC Fund


Women soccer celebration

$6M Overall

Supporting 112 areas across the College, including scholarships, academic departments, student life, varsity athletics, inclusion and belonging initiatives, sustainability, and more.

1911 Leadership Giving Society


14M in support

543 - 1911 Society members gave more than $14M in support of the College

Reunion

Planned Gifts


Campus in summer

Over $11M

In planned gifts

Reunion Giving


$2.2M to the college

900 Reunion alumni gave more than $2.2M to the College

Reunion 2026

Reunion Class Gift Totals include gifts made to any area of the College in FY26, multi-year commitments, and bequests.

Class Donors Participation Dollars
1951 (75th) 13 38% $22K
1956 (70th) 27 28% $72K
1961 (65th) 36 30% $24K
1966 (60th) 92 33% $389K
1971 (55th) 105 35% $315K
1976 (50th) 102 25% $757K New Class Gift Record for 1976!
1981 (45th) 62 15% $54K
1986 (40th) 94 21% $118K
1991 (35th) 82 22% $192K
1996 (30th) 65 17% $157K New Class Gift Record for 1996!
2001 (25th) 51 14% $32K New Class Gift Record for 2001!
2006 (20th) 69 16% $76K
2011 (15th) 30 7% $7K
2016 (10th) 39 9% $3K
2021 (5th) 32 8% $12K

Connecticut College Fund Awards


Award results reflect cash and pledges from classes 1950-2025 made between July 1, 2025, and June 30, 2026.

C.B. Rice ’31 Award

Awarded to the Reunion class with the highest participation percentage.

  • 1st) 1975 – 36.7%
  • 2nd) 1965 – 29.9%
  • 3rd) 1960 – 29.4%

Ann Crocker Wheeler ’34 Award

Awarded to the Reunion class with the greatest increase in participation over the previous year.

  • 1st) 1975 – +10.9% 
  • 2nd) 1955 – +6.8%
  • 3rd) 1965 – +5.3%

Camel Cup

Awarded to the non-Reunion class, 10 years out or less, attaining the highest participation percentage.

  • 1st) 2024 – 12.9%
  • 2nd) 2023 – 7.8%
  • 3rd) 2018 – 7.2%

Directors Cup

Awarded to the non-reunion class, 11 years out or more, attaining the highest participation percentage.

  • 1st) 1957 – 44.8%
  • 2nd) 1954 – 38.3%
  • 3rd) 1969 – 37.9%

Tom Sargent ’82 Award

Awarded to the non-Reunion class, 11 years out or more, attaining the greatest increase in participation over the previous year.

  • 1st) 1957 – +1.8%
  • 2nd) 1973 – +1.1%
  • 3rd) 1953 – +0.8%

1911 Society Award

Awarded to any class with the highest number of new leadership donors to the Connecticut College Fund.

  • 1st) 1975 – 7 new 1911 Society Donors
  • 2nd) Tie between 1965, 1973, 1988 with 2 new 1911 Society Donors

Connecticut College Fund Cup

Awarded to any class making the largest single-year gift to the Connecticut College Fund.

  • 1st) 1993 – $334K
  • 2nd) 1975 – $297K
  • 3rd) 1974 – $279K
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