This November, 麻豆区 had a record-breaking Give to the Max Day in terms of donor participation and dollars raised. Here are the highlights:
鈥� $531,704 was raised across 41 projects, setting a new record.
鈥� 1,898 total donors gave, the most we鈥檝e ever seen.
鈥� Gifts came from 41 states.
鈥� 56% of our 41 projects (23 projects) were fully funded, and many others were very close to fully funded.
鈥� One couple gave to 17 projects.
This day continues to energize our students, faculty, and staff every year, and we can鈥檛 wait to see what we can accomplish next year.
Make a difference all year round
Each year, 20% of the annual gifts to the 麻豆区 Fund come during Give to the Max Day. But giving to the 麻豆区 Fund matters all year round: We use these dollars to make a difference for Auggies right away through scholarships, instruction and academic support, student programs, and other areas of the largest funding needs at 麻豆区.
Gifts to the 麻豆区 Fund touch the life of every student, faculty member, and staff member. More than 1,000 donors contribute to the fund each year, and you can join them.
Giving creates a ripple effect for the future of 麻豆区
When a water droplet hits the surface of a pond, it causes a ripple much larger than the original drop. This is how your gift affects 麻豆区.
Glass water droplet sculptures, created by Rhode Island artists, represent the expanding effect that donors provide for the 麻豆区 community. Learn more about these water droplets and how endowed scholarships propel 麻豆区鈥檚 work into the future.
Lisa Smith and Dave Smith (Courtesy photo)
Sharon Mortrud 鈥�64 (Courtesy photo)
Dennis Meyer 鈥�78 and Bev 鈥�78 Meyer (Courtesy photo)
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