The class of 1952 broke all records with their 50th Reunion gift

Through a generous bequest, David Bryn-Jones and Marian Bryn-Jones ’23 ensured that their legacy will live on.

Off-campus study scholarship gives Carls a chance to travel abroad.

Some of Carleton's biggest supporters are faculty and staff

Justin Wender '91 not only contributes to Carleton -- he also answers the odd phone call.

Dick Oliver ’51 and Jackie Oliver become the thousandth member of the Heywood Society

Carleton recognized Peggy Fisher Scott ’48 with a William Carleton Medal for her generous stewardship of Carleton.

George and Pat Cassat '46 have made supporting Carleton an important part of their lives.

Arnold and Hazel Roberts Donald '76 have established a scholarship for students from New Orleans high schools.

Rich and Laurie Weiss Kracum, both ’76, did not follow a typical career path for chemistry majors. Rich is a managing director of a private equity firm and Laurie is a stay-at-home mother and community volunteer.

Francis T. (Fay) Vincent supports Carleton and his college friend, President Emeritus Stephen R. Lewis, Jr., by establishing a professorship and a fellowship

Nick Tell ’84 feels he owes Carleton a debt he can never truly repay. “Carleton taught me how to think. There is no way to really repay that,” Tell says. That is why Tell says he gives so generously to Carleton and encourages others to do the same.