Reunion Giving

Reunion Weekend 2023

Celebrate Your Reunion by Giving Back!

Reunion Giving: A Longstanding Scripps Tradition

Each year hundreds of alums celebrating a reunion milestone commemorate the impact Scripps continues to have on their lives by giving back. A gift in honor of your reunion will help current and future students receive the same rigorous education that Scripps is known for. At Scripps, you are part of a diverse, high achieving, and supportive group of lifelong learners, on and off campus. Celebrate your community and sustain the College’s educational legacy by making a gift that will increase access to Scripps education for current and future generations of scholars. We invite you to make a gift today.

What is a Reunion Class Gift?

We invite you to become actively involved in supporting Scripps by making a reunion gift in celebration of your milestone year. Your gift will provide vital support for Scripps and help enhance current programs for current and future students. Designate your reunion class gift to one or more areas—the Scripps annual fund, presidential priorities, scholarships, athletics, or any initiative that may be established by your reunion class.

All gifts count! In this fiscal year: donations, pledges, and planned gifts of any size will be counted as a reunion class gift! This fiscal year runs from July 1, 2024 – June 30, 2025.

Matching Gifts and Recurring Giving

  • Make your reunion class gift go even further through a matching gift. Many employers encourage philanthropic giving by matching employees’ charitable gifts. Use our matching gift portal to easily increase the impact of your donation through corporate dollars.
  • Support Scripps every semester with a recurring gift. Sustaining donations multiply your annual giving impact and make a lasting difference on the College.

Become a Reunion Giving Class Ambassador!

  • Help identify classmates who will advance the reunion giving program in also making a gift and promoting fundraising efforts.
  • Serve as signatories for reunion class specific outreach, and promoting reunion giving fundraising during giving days such as GivingTuesday and Day of Giving.
  • Reunion Giving Ambassadors lead by example, make a gift to Scripps College during the fiscal year. Gifts of all sizes are welcome.

For more information please contact Christine Camacho at (909) 621-8492

Reunion Milestone: Congratulations!

We would like to recognize and thank our Reunion Giving Ambassadors for actively supporting Scripps by enhancing the reunion giving effort. Their involvement expands outreach, making reunion giving a cornerstone of your reunion milestone. This year we commemorate the following reunion milestone class years, and listed alongside are Reunion Class Giving Ambassadors:

Class of 1945, 80th: Yvette Herrera ’85
Class of 1950, 75th: Yvette Herrera ’85
Class of 1955, 70th: Yvette Herrera ’85
Class of 1960, 65th: Yvette Herrera ’85
Class of 1965, 60th: Yvette Herrera ’85
Class of 1970, 55th: Merrilee Stewart Howard ’70
Class of 1975, 50th: Connie De La Vega ’75
Class of 1980, 45th: Margaret Hawthorne Kean ’80
Class of 1985, 40th: Crystal Jones ’85, Yvette Herrera ’85
Class of 1990, 35th: Julie Erickson ’90
Class of 1995, 30th: Amanda Kocon ’95, P’28
Class of 2000, 25th: Catherine Myman-Kaplan ’00
Class of 2005, 20th: Brandy M. Jenner, PhD ’05
Class of 2010, 15th: TBD
Class of 2015, 10th: TBD
Class of 2020, 5th: TBD

Thank You!

We are deeply grateful for the following alumni who have made a gift in honor of their reunion this fiscal year. (Please Note: All names listed below have been contacted and given their permission to list their name)

Alicen Lewis ’15
Firdaus Miriam Oladé Landou ’15
Jessica McElfresh ’05
Kaley McAnlis Mish ’70
Lisa Stenderup ’85
Louise Carnachan ’75
Polly Russell Nelson ’70
Sabine Mora Romero ’95
Sarah Derry ’10
Yvette Herrera ’85

Please note: This list is manually updated periodically and was last updated on 11/04/2024. Should you not see your name on this list and have made a gift before the last update, please reach out to Christine Camacho.