Giving
Annual Giving
Reunion Giving
Please mark your calendars for May 5-6, 2023, to celebrate Reunion weekend for classes ending in 3 and 8.
Supporting your class’s Reunion Gift effort is a gratifying part of the overall celebration. The St. Albans Reunion Giving program, which focuses on increased class support of Annual Giving, gives form to a desire felt by many alumni at this unique time: to acknowledge a new stage in their lives and to give back to an institution that nurtured their development.
Supporting your class’s Reunion Gift effort is a gratifying part of the overall celebration. The St. Albans Reunion Giving program, which focuses on increased class support of Annual Giving, gives form to a desire felt by many alumni at this unique time: to acknowledge a new stage in their lives and to give back to an institution that nurtured their development.
Each year, Annual Giving relies on increased reunion class giving and participation in order to meet the school’s needs. Gifts of every size are an important way that classes can demonstrate their esprit de corps while providing critical support for students and teachers. Further, reunion philanthropy helps strengthen individual and class ties with the school by renewing shared class feelings of pride and loyalty.
What can our class do to participate?
- Contact Lanier Frank '79 in the Development and Alumni Relations Office at 202-537-6582, and he'll gladly involve you in your class planning and gift activity.
- Join your class Reunion Committee.
- Volunteer to connect with classmates to ask them to attend Reunion Weekend and contribute to the Reunion Gift effort.
The Class of 1969 at their 50th Reunion in June 2019.
Reunion Giving Records
Thank you to everyone who supported thier class' Reunion Gift effort. Last year was a tremendous success in large part because of the volunteers who sustain the STA margin of excellence.
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Reunion Giving Dollar Records
Reunion Class Gifts # of Donors* # in Class Avg. % Part.* 65th 1952 $33,992 15 18 $2,266 83% 60th 1956 $44,284 32 32 $1,384 100% 55th 1949 $32,466 28 32 $1,160 88% 50th* 1969 $141,751 25 46 $5,670 54% 45th 1969 $95,125 23 50 $4,136 46% 40th** 1975 $139,922 23 62 $6,084 37% 35th 1975 $134,834 20 68 $6,742 29% 30th 1985 $77,069 37 72 $2,083 51% 25th 1992 $118,727 28 72 $4,865 39% 20th 1987 $57,956 34 65 $1,705 52% 15th 1992 $34,963 23 81 $1,520 28% 10th 1998 $11,710 42 75 $279 56% 5th 2002 $4,370 22 73 $199 30% *1964 holds the All-Time Multi-Year Record with $287,831
** All-Time Single-Year Record -
Young Alumni Participation Record (5th-15th)
Reunion Class Gifts # of Donors* # in Class Avg. % Part.* 15th 2000 $18,586 53 71 $351 75% 10th** 2000 $10,213 64 80 $160 81% 5th 2008 $3,226 49 87 $66 56% ** All-Time Record -
Pre-50th Participation Records
Reunion Class Gifts # of Donors* # in Class Avg. % Part.* 50th** 1964 $287,831* 49 52 $5,874 94% 45th 1957 $25,349 35 42 $724 83% 40th 1963 $10,815 31 43 $349 72% 35th 1967 $6,548 27 47 $243 57% 30th 1976 $76,851 54 64 $1,423 84% 25th 1979 $27,173 42 73 $647 58% 20th 1997 $21,187 43 73 $493 59% * 1964 raised $287,831 as part of a special Multi-Year fundraising effort
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Post-50th Participation Records
Reunion Class Gifts # of Donors* # in Class Avg. % Part.* 65th 1943 $9,879 19 23 $520 83% 65th 1952 $33,922 15 18 $2,266 83% 60th** 1956 $44,284 32 32 $1,384 100% 55th 1948 $5,350 17 19 $315 89% ** All-Time Record
Reunion Weekend 2022
St. Albans School
Phone: 202-537-6435
Located in Washington D.C., St. Albans School is a private, all boys day and boarding school. For more than a century, St. Albans has offered a distinctive educational experience for young men in grades 4 through 12. While our students reach exceptional academic goals and exhibit first-rate athletic and artistic achievements, as an Episcopal school we place equal emphasis upon moral and spiritual education.