Classes of 1966, 1961, 1956, 1951
2021 Reunion Campaign Report
See how you and your classmates made a difference
The 2021 class reunion campaigns have wrapped up, and we’ve tallied the results!
Class of 1966: 336 donors, $5.5 million
Class of 1961: 288 donors, $4.7 million
Class of 1956: 211 donors, $3.9 million
Class of 1951: 88 donors, $6.7 million
See the full details of campaign results by class below.
New records set!
Class of 1951 set two new records for a 70th reunion campaign: most overall dollars raised (previously held by the Class of 1948), and most dollars raised for The Stanford Fund (previously held by the Class of 1933). Congratulations!
Class of 1966 also set a new record for most dollars raised for The Stanford Fund by a 55th reunion campaign, breaking the record previously held by the Class of 1959. Congratulations!
We can’t thank you enough for your generosity and commitment. Your gift is supporting those who are learning, researching, and helping Stanford drive positive change in the world.
And a special thank you to all the reunion campaign committee volunteers:
1951 Committee Volunteers
Co-Chairs
Charles Pigott
Rowland (Reb) Rebele
1961 Committee Volunteers
Co-Chairs
Linda Hawes Clever
Carol Fagan Henry
Jessica Seiter Niblo
Committee Members
James Cooper
Carolyn Haugen
Sharon McLin
Judith Pascoe Perry
Marilyn Silvey
1966 Committee Volunteers
Committee Members
Judy Bradley
Bernadine Chuck Fong
Wendy George
Will Hagenah
Bill Hayes
Parker Llwellyn
Tom Melzer
Roger Mertz
Marilee Mifflin
Mary Carroll Scott
Julie Williamson
Bob Williamson
Reunion campaign results
These figures include gifts and pledges made between January 1, 2021, and December 31, 2021, as well as some extraordinary gifts given in support of reunion outside the calendar year.
We also acknowledge and thank those classmates who are members of the Founding Grant Society because they have included a future gift to Stanford in their estate plans. These future gifts have been arranged through bequests, charitable remainder trusts, charitable gift annuities, and other forms of deferred gifts. You can find your name on the Founding Grant Society roll.
If you don’t see your name on the list, have included Stanford in your estate plan but not yet let us know, and/or believe you should be included as a member because of a future gift in your estate plans, please contact the Office of Planned Giving.
Class of 1966
336 donors
$5,561,953 raised
$890,810 gifts to The Stanford Fund
31% participation
Class of 1961
288 donors
$4,753,031 raised
$435,703 gifts to The Stanford Fund
34% participation
Class of 1956
211 donors
$3,900,538 raised
$240,335 gifts to The Stanford Fund
33% participation
Class of 1951
88 donors
$6,756,476 raised
$369,090 gifts to The Stanford Fund
21% participation
Why I gave
I don’t consider myself a “volunteer” for Stanford. You do it because you love being part of the family, and resonate in the joys and success of a family of which you are so proud. Thus, I am a Stanford family member and not a volunteer, and I do what devoted family members do.
Bernadine Chuck Fong, ’66
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