From its earliest days of existence, MIT has relied upon the annual generosity of its alumni and friends to build and maintain a level of excellence in all its endeavors. Such outstanding generosity will allow MIT to carry on its core mission of advancing knowledge and educating students in science, technology, and other areas of scholarship that will best serve the nation and the world in the 21st century.
Results from academic year 2006-2007:
21,039 undergraduate alumni donors
12,293 graduate alumni donors
Together with parents and friends, 33,332 alumni donors gave a total of $41,993,372 in support of MIT last year.
So, where does all this money go?
Allocation of alumni gifts from academic year 2006-2007:
33% Unrestricted
31% Research and Education Programs
16% Undergraduate Education and Student Life
13% Scholarships and Undergraduate Aid
5% Graduate Fellowships
2% Other Uses
As you can see, Alumni Fund donations provide critical resources for meeting the Institute’s core needs. This support touches almost every aspect of student life. Take advantage of this opportunity and make a video showing how alumni support has impacted YOU!
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If you have any questions at all about the Alumni Fund, please send us an email.
