Thank you for being one of 3,605 alumni, parents, and friends who made a direct impact on the student experience last year, contributing a grand total of $15.8 million raised—including over $4.7 million to the Annual Fund.
You brought Reedies to campus, supported them as they discovered inspiring ideas, and propelled them toward a lifetime of learning. Thank you!
What You Supported
Annual Fund Breakdown
- 27% Financial Aid
- 27% Classroom Experience & Instructional Excellence
- 14% Student Life & Enrollment
- 12% Library & Academic Resources
- 10% Holistic Support & Inclusive Community
- 10% Campus Buildings, Grounds, & Canyon
Annual Fund Dollars Raised by Fiscal Year
Academic Excellence
Because of you, intellectually passionate students are able to follow their curiosity wherever it leads.
- 275 in-depth 1:1 research consultations conducted with a librarian
- 157 faculty members led inspiring classes
- 400 theses advised
- 449 courses offered
You helped Kiana choose a college that placed an emphasis on intellectual curiosity, creativity, and student autonomy. Thanks to you, Kiana was able to dig deep into environmental issues at Reed with faculty mentors in biology and history who encouraged her to stretch and work collaboratively with students in chemistry and political science. Together, they approached projects across disciplines and changed her perspectives forever. Kiana plans to work in conservation and aspires to one day manage forests, making them more accessible and healthy for future generations.
Student Success
You expand learning beyond the boundaries of the classroom.
- 253 student research and internship awards funded
- 2,521 peer tutoring sessions provided
- 1,600 career advising appointments held
- 119 students studied abroad
After attending an international relations seminar where the speakers laid out all of the drama, intrigue, and complexity of history in real time, Alastair decided to dedicate himself to political science. Thanks to you, he was able to get an internship at WeVote, a voter education organization dedicated to the creation of a nonpartisan electoral guide. Last fall, he headed to France for a semester at Sciences Po, a leading school for political science and a dream for a Reedie interested in international relations who wants to enrich their college experience.
Belonging and Thriving
You help Reed students find a home and flourish at Reed.
- 60% of Reed students received financial aid
- 363 Disability & Accessibility Resources appointments made
- 58 Peer Mentor Program participants
- 54 student events organized by the Office for Student Engagement
Thanks to you, Care Paden ’25 found a supportive network that included professors in the English department who helped her find a home within her major, an Office of Academic Support that paired her with dedicated student tutors who helped her succeed in her intro statistics course, and a Health and Counseling Center that provided consultations at no cost. This support inspired Care to give back to the community by serving as an Orientation and Wayfinding Leader for two classes of incoming students.
