TCNJ Day of Giving raises nearly $400,000 for scholarships and resources

TCNJ Day of Giving raises nearly 0,000 for scholarships and resources
Michael Bernstein, Interim President — The College of New Jersey
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The College of New Jersey (TCNJ) community showed strong support for the institution during the 10th annual Day of Giving, held on March 26. Over 2,000 donors came together to raise almost $400,000 aimed at providing scholarships, enhancing the campus, and increasing resources and opportunities for TCNJ students.

“Every year I am inspired by the generosity of the Lions community and proud to be an alumna and staff member,” shared Christine Buber ’12, MA ’15, director of annual giving. “It is exciting to see the donor and dollar count increase and know that because of the community our current and future students will have access to additional scholarships, research opportunities, programmatic support, and so much more.”

The day featured several notable achievements:

– An Alumni Association challenge gift worth $50,000 was unlocked.
– A total of 2,039 donors contributed to 109 programs.
– TCNJ Athletics received support from 947 donors.
– The School of Humanities and Social Sciences saw the highest donor count with 197 contributors.
– The School of Business Scholars raised $17,395, marking the largest amount raised for a school scholarship project.
– The Class of 1996 raised $13,254, the highest amount by a graduating class.

“Day of Giving is all about the love of Lions,” said Melissa Lide, director of strategy and campaign initiatives. “More important than the size of the contribution, it’s the consistent support of our alumni, families, and friends that ensures the continued success of our students. We’re so thankful for the strong support of our annual giving program.”

For more information and to view a recap of the event, including a photo gallery, visit dayofgiving.tcnj.edu. Contributions can be made online at any time by visiting give.tcnj.edu.



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