Class of 2010 - Senior Class Gift

The Senior Class Gift is one of Cedar Crest College's longest running traditions.  No matter which legacy a class has chosen, each is a symbol of appreciation from every graduating class for the education its members have received at Cedar Crest and their commitment to the College's future.  

The Class of 2010 has chosen the theme: Big '10, Gives $10. This class is the largest in the College's history and is looking to make a difference by pioneering the effort to give back to the Annual Fund. Supporting the Annual Fund shows pride in your class, your college – and yourself as a future alumna.

With a minimum donation of $10 to the 2010 Senior Class Gift Campaign, you will receive a Big '10, Gives $10 zippered tote bag.

Please consider a gift by June 30, 2010. You can click here to make your gift online and choose the "Senior Class Gift" option from the drop-down menu. You may also call 610-606-4609 to submit your credit card information over the phone.

E-mail the Class of 2010 or Laura Jany Klucharich in the Institutional Advancement office if you have any questions.

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"As our time at Cedar Crest comes to a close, it is time to reflect on all the opportunities that Cedar Crest has provided for us. These opportunities would not have been possible without the people who gave back before us, and it is now our responsibility to give these same opportunities to the next generation."
– Jessica Ragan, Class of 2010 President

"The value of a Cedar Crest College education differs for each person.  We can never fully know the impact our contributions will have on the classes of the future.  We can, however, know that we, the Class of 2010, can open new doors to assist future students as they attend this college.  Through our gifts as a class, I hope that we can grant students the opportunity to develop into fine, educated, well-rounded, poised women leaders that, through the support of those before us, we have had the pleasure of becoming ourselves.
- Leandra Logan, Class of 2010 Vice President

"I am choosing to give back to Cedar Crest so that many more strong women leaders will have the chance to make a difference. Each monetary donation is used to empower women, families, and the community. Gifts have always been a vital part of Cedar Crest College; they have given us the opportunity to attend Cedar Crest to learn not only about our academic field, but also about how to better ourselves. As soon-to-be alumnae, we need to support those who have future aspirations of becoming women leaders at Cedar Crest and in the community."
– Brianna Powell, Class of 2010 Secretary

"Being able to study abroad for a semester allowed me the opportunity to see how much my experience here at Cedar Crest has helped me to grow as leader and independent thinker.  For me, giving back to Cedar Crest is a way to say thank you, by allowing future generations of women to share in the same experience that only a Cedar Crest education can provide."
– Lisa Antoine, Class of 2010 Treasurer