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Your 2021 Reunion Campaign Report

You did it! You and your fellow alumni came together in 2021 and made great things happen.

We are excited and proud to share that the outcome of your 2021 class reunion campaigns which fueled more than $186 million in gifts and pledges. What isn’t captured in the dollar amount is the true impact of your gifts. Your investments will pay dividends in the lives of students, in groundbreaking research and solutions, and in the people and programs working to address the world’s most pressing challenges.

This incredible success represents some of the early commitments to the Stanford Vision and your dedication to the Stanford community. 2021 reunion classes supported IDEAL, School of Sustainability, undergraduate education, endowed scholarships, Stanford Impact Labs, Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence (HAI), Athletics, Freeman Spogli Institute (FSI), and of course, The Stanford Fund.

We want to extend our deepest appreciation for helping make your class campaigns a success. To all the committee members, volunteers, and alumni who gave from the heart—thank you.

2021 Reunion Campaign highlights

$186,923,185

Dollars raised

$13,348,509

Gifts through The Stanford Fund

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Records broken

4,892 donors

Added to class honor rolls

Class highlights

Class of 1951 set two new 70th reunion campaign records. With an impressive $6,756,476 raised, they broke the overall dollar record previously held by the class of 1948. And with $369,090 raised, they broke the record for Stanford Fund support previously held by the class of 1933.

Class of 1966 raised $890,810 for The Stanford Fund for Undergraduate Education, setting a new 55th reunion campaign record for The Stanford Fund dollar record previously held by the Class of 1959.

Class of 1991 raised an astounding $94,387,046 for their overall class campaign, breaking the overall dollar record for a 30th reunion campaign!

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 those classmates who are members of the Founding Grant Society through bequests, charitable remainder trusts, charitable gift annuities, and other forms of deferred and estate gifts.

View members of the Founding Grant Society.

2021 results by year

Items in red are all-time reunion records as of Dec. 31, 2021

Why you gave in 2021

Maurice Werdegar 86

I made great friends at Stanford, but its true lasting impact on me is the sense of community and pride it has provided decades later. Seeing Stanford take a leading role in many of the important issues we are grappling with as a society today is heartening and inspiring.”

Maurice Werdegar, ’86
35th reunion campaign co-chair

Regina Wallace-Jones 96

Stanford changed the trajectory of my life. Most of the beautiful things in my life today derived from Stanford (including my husband). I am grateful for my experience, and I am squeezing all of the moisture out of time to make sure that future generations receive every bit of what I received from this incredible institution.

Regina Wallace-Jones, ’96
25th reunion campaign co-chair

Shivani Baisiwali 16

Attending Stanford was an incredibly transformative experience for me, and one that I will always value as having set me up for success. I am volunteering in order to give back to that community and pay it forward to classes and students coming after me.

Shivani Baisiwala, ’16
5th reunion campaign co-chair

Thank you, alumni!

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