Stories

How do we begin to build our well-being in our work and personal lives?

Alumni and friends in the Chicago, Illinois area joined the Harvard University Planned Giving team for a Family, Finance, and Philanthropy dinner.

Courtney Walsh MPP '13—president of Harvard W3D: Women in Defense, Diplomacy, and Development—explains how the Shared Interest Group is empowering women like her to become global leaders.

Keith Gross AB '83, president and cofounder of Harvard Alumni in Healthcare, discusses how the Shared Interest Group is sparking conversations among members around the world in fields from internal medicine to epidemiology to health policy.

Ben Wei AB '08, cofounder and executive director of Harvard Alumni in Tech, describes how the Shared Interest Group has helped him forge friendships and expand his professional network.

For this Harvard donor, the reasons are deeply personal.

Hundreds gathered at a recent campus event in support of the University's efforts to promote inclusion and belonging among all members of the Harvard community.

Lakita Edwards EdM '02, cofounder of Harvard Alumni for Education, speaks about how the Shared Interest Group is creating a collaborative community where alumni involved in education can learn, teach, and share.

Kevin Jennings AB '85, president and founder of First Generation Harvard Alumni, explains how the Shared Interest Group is helping both students and alumni find strength in their first-generation identity.

Alexis Wheeler JD '09 of the Harvard Club of Seattle reflects on the Club's inaugural Board and Skilled Volunteer Fair, which brought together civic-minded alumni and local nonprofit organizations.

The Harvard Alumni Association is your community, and as a Harvard alum you already have lifelong membership. Join your fellow alumni and get involved.

Learn strategies, exercises, and ways to navigate reinventing your career.

For Eryn Ament Bingle ’95 and her husband, Mike, making a bequest is an easy way of ensuring a final gift to Harvard.

Alumni and friends in the San Diego, California area joined the Harvard University Planned Giving team for a Family, Finance, and Philanthropy dinner.

Alumni and friends in the San Francisco, California area joined the Harvard University Planned Giving team for a Family, Finance, and Philanthropy dinner.

Warren Markarian ’54, MBA ’61 set up charitable gift annuities because he wanted to do more for Harvard.

Kathe ’87 and Bill Pate ’86, P’19, ’16 established a charitable remainder unitrust to ensure that transformative experiences remain an integral part of student life at Harvard.

Triada Stampas AB '98 discusses how she discovered a passion for public service at Harvard that led her to embark on a career in urban policy in New York City.

For about a quarter of College students, Harvard begins in the woods, far from showers and devices. Thanks to a gift from Barry and Karen Gordon Mills ’75, MBA ’77, P’15, more undergraduates will be able to participate in the transformative pre-orientation program.

Hundreds have visited Greece through Harvard Alumni Travels' annual spring break trip, and our alumni and student travelers rave about their experience.