The President's Society represents the pinnacle of commitment to Babson. That is because President's Society members play a leading role in supporting the College.
Through their annual gifts, members create powerful and personal opportunities for students and faculty. For a bright student whose top choice is Babson, President's Society gifts provide scholarships that make a Babson education possible. For an outstanding faculty member who is juggling multiple responsibilities, President’s Society gifts provide time for research that informs business practice and Babson's curriculum.
In recognition of their enthusiastic support, President's Society members receive dedicated communications and invitations to special events, where they can network with one another. There are several ways to join the President's Society. Find the one that fits you best and join today!
Principal Donors are invited to Passport to Babson Day, a full-day immersion into the Babson experience that provides insight into the daily life and future direction of the College.
Partner $5,000+
Partner Donors can support an annual faculty term chair or an annual scholarship by giving at this level each year for five years.
1919 Club $1,919+
Green Club $500+ (for all alumni who graduated in the last decade)
1919 and Green Club Members provide critical annual support. For added convenience, many members at these levels set up a recurring credit card deduction or participate in their company's matching gift program.
Cornerstone Club
(a
gift of any size in each of the last five fiscal years)
Cornerstone Club Members are Babson's most consistent donors. Their unwavering support benefits the College in the short and long term.
"I use my Babson education every day, to solve problems, make decisions, and build consensus. I make annual President's Society gifts in support of scholarships because I want to extend a Babson education to other deserving students and invest in these future leaders. The President's Society is full of individuals who are passionate about Babson. Whenever I meet them, I enjoy learning how Babson set their career in motion, and what they hope to accomplish by giving back."
—Thomas N. Riley '78, M'82