Allegheny Annual Fund Grant Program

The Annual Fund Grant program provides promising, talented young scholars with access to a life-changing education. Without support from generous donors like you, the Allegheny experiences you value would be out of reach for many of these deserving students.

You can be part of shaping students who will go on to change the world…

  • By making an Annual Fund gift of $5,000 or more, you can elect to have a renewable Annual Fund Grant named in your honor.
  • Next academic year, the College’s Office of Financial Aid will award this grant to a deserving student.
  • Your scholarship grant, along with a short note about you, will be listed on the student’s tuition bill as directly defraying the cost of his or her Allegheny education.
  • During the fall semester of the following academic year, you will receive information about the student you are sponsoring.
  • Your Annual Fund Grant will demonstrate to the next generation the genuine importance and impact of giving back.

…and create a stronger Allegheny for the future.

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 You can join a legacy of generous support…

Your gift to the Allegheny Annual Fund Grant program qualifies you for membership in the Timothy Alden Council (TAC). TAC is an annual membership group recognizing donors who give $1,815 or more to the College.

The council comprises the College’s most loyal supporters, those who believe that Allegheny changes the lives of students and who are committed to keeping the College stable and strong. Members of this leadership group are part of a cause that has prospered for 200 years. Simply put, TAC members make possible the transformative education that Allegheny is now known for around the world.

Need additional information?

For more information about supporting the Annual Fund Grant program, please call the Office of Institutional Advancement at 866-332-3853 or contact an advancement officer. You also may make a credit card gift online or learn about other ways to support the Annual Fund, including gifts of appreciated securities or by personal check.