Philanthropy & Wheaton
Join other Wheaton supporters, and you can help our community continue to build a strong culture of philanthropy.
Our generous community members’ support is creating possibilities for the people, programs, and campus places that have come to define the Wheaton College experience. Although COVID-19 has altered our world and our community, one thing that will never change is Wheaton’s commitment to providing students with a world-class academic experience and the skills they need to succeed in their lives beyond Wheaton. There are many new challenges ahead of us. Still, our shared commitment to strengthening connections within the Wheaton community will help us as we support one another and support our students.
Together, we indeed are a community prepared to give new strength and vision to the value of Wheaton’s distinctive liberal arts education. Wheaton’s community of supporters represents a broad spectrum, including alumni, parents, faculty/staff, students, corporations & foundations, and friends. These constituents form a strong base of support that has helped Wheaton see tremendous growth. Learn more about how our collective community continues to be United in Philanthropy.
Through your time, talent, treasure, and ties, your investment can support something important to us all, Wheaton’s resilient and vibrant community.
Wheaton Fund
You provide a dynamic infusion of essential dollars into the life of the college through your Wheaton Fund contribution.
Parents Fund
An integral part of the Wheaton Fund. Through the Parents Fund, you make an immediate impact benefitting your student’s Wheaton education.
Gift Planning
What will your legacy be? Through planned gifts you can have an impact that lasts for generations.
Lyons Athletic Club
Provide a competitive edge to your favorite team and/or the general athletics fund.
Corporation and Foundation Relations
Secures funding from corporations, foundations, and government agencies to support scholarly interests and institutional priorities.
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