50th Reunion Impact Report | Class of 1976

A look at how the Class of 1976 gave back and paid it forward for their 50th Reunion.

Class of 1976 alums posing for a photo at their class dinner.By every metric, the Class of 1976 is remarkable in its enduring relationship with Brown.

For the last 50 years, you have demonstrated the power of Brown alumni through your volunteerism and philanthropic contributions. We hope you are inspired by all that you have accomplished together. 

Volunteerism

Brown University volunteers connect with fellow Brunonians in meaningful ways and help shape the future of Brown in the process. The Class of 1976 volunteers have created a deep sense of community and inspired generosity through years of dedicated, passionate advocacy.

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39%

have volunteered for Brown

10

average years of service per volunteer

544

unique volunteers to Brown

Class Participation

High levels of participation create a foundation of philanthropic support that Brown and its students can rely on. The Class of 1976 has demonstrated its commitment to Brown through outstanding consistent support.

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82%

of class has given to Brown

1,151

total Brown donors

31

have made planned gifts to Brown

228

alumni in the 1764 Society

185

donors have given 5+ consecutive years

126

donors have given 10+ consecutive years

56

donors have given 25+ consecutive years

Dollar Impact

Donor support of Brown moves the University forward, sustaining academic excellence and building on its distinction. Through your generous contributions, the Class of 1976 has helped to build a stronger, better Brown—together.

$288.6M

all-time giving to Brown

$39M

all-time giving to the Brown Annual Fund

To the Class of 1976, thank you! We are so grateful for your 50 years of ever true support.