Reunion Giving
Why Give During Reunion Year
Whether you can attend Reunion or not, your gift has the power to shape Grinnell’s future.
Giving during your Reunion year:
- Enhances student experiences on and off campus
- Amplifies the impact of your class
- Strengthens the force of alumni giving
Honor your class. Support current students. Leave a legacy.
Direct Your Gift
You Choose Where It Matters Most
Each class committee identified giving priorities — but you can direct your gift to any area of the College that holds personal meaning to you.
Popular priorities include:
- Pioneer Fund
- Scholarships & Financial Aid
- Faculty & Academic Programs
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
- Study Abroad & Global Learning
“Let’s be inspirational”
The Class of 1975 sets a new record for 50th reunion fundraising establishing a new Endowed Civic Education and Innovation Fund as one of its giving options.
Join Your Class Effort – Ways to Give
One-Time Gift
A simple way to make a difference right now.
Multi-Year Pledge
Spread your impact over time, sustaining vital programs.
Monthly Recurring Gift
Support students every month—automatically.
Planned Gift
Support students through long-term contributions—often as part of your estate planning.
Continuing Your Class Legacy of Giving
Need Help or Have Questions?
For more information about Reunion Giving, we’re here to help.
- Jessica Herzberg
- Associate Director of Annual Giving
- herzberj@grinnell.edu
- 641-269-3047
- 866-850-1876