I just received word from Agnes Scott that there is a new challenge that will help our class reach our reunion giving goal and I want to give you advanced notice. I am excited about this opportunity, and I hope you will be too!
Announcing... The Annual Fund Challenge. Our reunion gifts count more than ever - literally!
In order to inspire alumnae in their reunion years to give generously to the annual fund, Trustees Libby Rhett Jones '73 and Jeanne Kaufmann Manning '72 have issued a challenge. The Annual Fund Challenge is intended to encourage first-time donors to begin a tradition of giving and to embolden our faithful donors to make an additional gift this year. Starting February 1, both new and additional gifts received on or before April 15 are eligible to be matched dollar for dollar up to $150,000. For details please check the Agnes Scott web site.
The best part is that the amount that our class receives in matches from The Annual Fund Challenge will be credited to our class giving total! This should really help us achieve our goal and support Agnes.
Thank you to all our wonderful donors who have already made a gift or pledge! Your support is greatly appreciated. Please know that even though your gift or pledge made before February 1 will not qualify for the match, any additional amount you give by April 15 will qualify.
Be sure to check your mailbox for the Alumnae Weekend brochure. Everything you need to know about our Reunion is in the packet. New this year is an area on the registration form to make your gift to the Annual Fund. One check, one form, one stamp! Quick and easy. Be sure to return your registration as soon as possible. There is a discount if you register early.
Thank you for your support and loyalty. I look forward to seeing you at our Reunion!
Fondly,
Alice Hudson '05
National Young Alumnae Fund Chair
Class of 2005 Fund Chair
P.S. Last year, the class of 2004 reached 50% participation, with 40 classmates giving at the Bell Ringer Level. We’ve always known we are better than the Sirens…. Let’s show them one more time!