Ronald A. Walter SM ’72 and Marilyn Walter established a fellowship fund at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health through a charitable remainder trust—allowing them to increase the size of their support, receive annual income during their lifetimes, and have a long-term impact on future generations of public health leaders.
Everything changed for Chris Wang SM ’14 when he took part in the English Language Program at the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Now, he is giving back.
Close to 200 Harvard alumni and friends joined together at the Harvard Club of New York for "A View to the Future," Harvard's annual planned giving meeting and luncheon. Event festivities included remarks by Harvard Management Company President and CEO Stephen Blyth PhD '92 and an engaging presentation by Harvard Kennedy School Professor David Gergen LLB '67.
William E. Markus ’60 and his wife, Carole, have named a seminar room in Dunster, the first full House to undergo renewal. The gift, which helps to foster student-faculty exchange, is one reflection of their commitment to Harvard.
Loyal Harvard volunteers, Kewsong Lee ’86 and Zita J. Ezpeleta ’88 have established a challenge fund to support House Renewal and the undergraduate experience.
Participants in the Harvard Gender & Sexuality Caucus's recent convening "What Should We Do After 'I Do'?" share their thoughts on the challenges and opportunities facing the LGBTQ community.
Nathan Blecharczyk ’05, who once called Adams House home, is changing how people meet, travel, and share their homes with others. As one of Airbnb’s three founders, he shared some of this advice with undergraduates participating in Harvard’s Summer Camp in the Silicon Valley area.
Jim Goodman ’80, JD/MBA ’83, P’18 and Robin Tapper ’80, P’18 support Harvard for the long term by creating a charitable remainder unitrust for the College.
Tony ’57, MBA ’59 and Cynthia Lamport P’89, ’90 support their deep appreciation for the Harvard experience and the importance of financial aid through the Office of Gift Planning.
For Marlene Krauss MBA ’67, MD ’79, making planned gifts to Harvard Business School and Harvard Medical School is an investment in the two Schools that helped shape the course of her life.
