Membership Privileges
The 1782 Society
and
The George Washington Legacy Society
invite all members to the 2013 Preakness Party
in Casey Academic Center Forum.
R.s.v.p.
by May 10, 2013
to 410-778-7215 or advancement@washcoll.edu.
An annual rite of spring, the Preakness Party brings together 1782 Society Members to meet, to mingle, and to watch the running of the Preakness Stakes.
The Perqs
Discover the satisfaction of investing in education and joining like-minded benefactors who believe the College is one of George Washington’s greatest legacies to the nation.
Receive invitations to selected lectures, receptions, and programs, as well as 1782 parking permits (not available to current students).
Reserve preferred seating at selected campus events.
Explore Miller Library and its many resources.
Use the College’s athletic facilities for an additional $200 fee (must be paid prior to using athletic facilities) - Johnson Lifetime Fitness Center, Casey Swim Center, and Schottland Tennis Center. Fee includes family members residing at same address. Availability of athletic facilities vary seasonally according to team use and student breaks.
F.A.Q.
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Is it true that a high alumni giving percentage enhances WC’s national ranking?
It’s true! Graduates who give back to their alma mater send a strong message to external reviewers and potential applicants that Washington College is a worthy investment. High alumni participation can also increase the likelihood of government grant approval. And at WC, it can earn your class a trophy through the Count Me In Campaign.
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When I make a gift at The 1782 Society Level ($1500+), am I supporting The Washington Fund?
That depends. The 1782 Society is a community of donors who have given a total of $1,500 or more to any designation at Washington College during one fiscal year — July 1 to June 30. Every gift to the College is deeply appreciated, though many 1782 Society members choose to give all or a portion of their contribution to The Washington Fund because it benefits all students.
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Can I make a gift in honor of someone?
Of course! Washington College welcomes gifts to The Washington Fund made in memory or in honor of a favorite professor, a current student, or anyone you wish to celebrate. As always, your gift is tax deductible, so you will receive a receipt and thank you for your records. WC will also send a note to the honored individual or next of kin to inform them of your generosity.
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