Non-reunion classes Supporting the Institute is both a well-established tradition and
a vital responsibility for MIT classes. Class giving forms the foundation
of the Institute's support—building participation among classmates,
advocating on behalf of certain Institute programs, and facilitating
communications amongst the Institute's extensive alumni body. The focus of non-reunion classes is on building broad alumni participation. Class
agents play a crucial role in keeping their classmates connected
to MIT during non-reunion years, encouraging annual support to the
Institute. Whether your gift supports a scholarship, a student life initiative,
an academic program, a student activity, a performing arts group, an
athletic team, or your class project, your ongoing annual support plays
a critical role in the Institute's continued success. Your participation—as a volunteer or donor—has a significant
impact on students and programs at MIT. And your support matters every
year, not just during a reunion.
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