UVA Darden Powered by Purpose Campaign · 2025 Report
The campaign didn’t change Darden. It accelerated us.
$632 Million
70% Alumni participation
Thank you.
That is where this story begins.
The Powered by Purpose campaign is a story of generosity, vision and trust in Darden’s mission. None of what you see in these pages — the scholarships that change lives, the faculty shaping ideas, the spaces where our community gathers — would exist without you.
To our alumni, donors, volunteers, faculty, staff, students, parents, friends, UVA colleagues and the Darden School Foundation: this achievement belongs to you. Your belief in Darden’s mission has transformed the School and set the course for its future.
This report captures only a fraction of your impact. Behind every number is a face, a family, a story — all made possible by your generosity.
With deepest gratitude,
Scott C. Beardsley
Dean and Charles C. Abbott Professor of Business
Administration
This is what happens when purpose meets possibility.
Darden has never played by the rules.
We believe in the power of high-touch learning, hard questions and human-centered leadership. In showing up prepared, thinking on your feet and lifting others as you climb.
Powered by Purpose gave Darden the momentum to do more:
- Attract and retain world-class faculty
- Open doors for top students through new scholarships
- Reimagine the Grounds and build for the future
With $632 million in total impact — and 7 in 10 alumni stepping up — the campaign propelled Darden into a new tier of influence, impact and global recognition.
Our endowment and net assets have nearly doubled in the last decade, now exceeding $1 billion and placing Darden among the top business schools in the world. This enduring resource fuels scholarships, faculty excellence and program innovation year after year, ensuring we can lead for generations to come.
We’re now the No. 1 public business school in the world (Financial Times, 2024) — and consistently ranked among the top 10 in every major MBA ranking.
This is how we lead.
What empowered this moment
$632 Million
70% Alumni Participation
Among the highest of any global business school
Doubled Endowment and net assets
Now exceeding $1 billion — fueling access, faculty excellence and innovation for the long term
100+ Scholarships created
Expanding access for high-potential students worldwide
29 Professorships established
Funding transformational teaching and research
2 Institutes launched
5 Signature projects realized or launched
- The Forum Hotel
- UVA Darden DC Metro at Sands Family Grounds in Arlington, Virginia
- Tahija Arboretum and LaCross Botanical Gardens
- C. Ray Smith Alumni Hall Renovation
- On-Grounds Student Housing (opening 2027)
Top 10 Across all major MBA rankings
#1 Global public business school
- Financial Times, 2024
Voices of change
Student Transformation
Empowerment can come from a couple of different places. It can come from a loved one, friend, family member. But it can also come from an institution … that selects you and believes in you, and is willing to put its name and resources behind you.”
Scholarship Recipient
When I got the call, I actually cried. … Knowing Darden believed in me enough to invest in my education pushed me to give my all, both in academics and leadership roles.”
Scholarship Recipient
Faculty Elevation
Darden was built on the shoulders of its faculty. And faculty remain Darden’s most valuable asset.”
Principal Donor and Campaign Milestone I Chair
Our teaching, research and practice are part of an integral whole that defines us. Without one, we would be lesser in the others. Together, they provide a calling — the ranks of which we feel privileged to be a part, thanks to the support of loyal Darden alumni supporters.”
Professors
Alumni Support
I know Darden is worth the investment. With the case method behind everything Darden does, everyone connected to the School is empowered to tackle big ideas, including issues confronting society.”
Principal Donor
I invested a small amount of money in the fund early. … Over time, the annual fund, as a proxy for the Darden brand, became a long-term holding in my portfolio, delivering returns in both my life and career that far exceeded my initial expectations.”
Darden Society and Hickory Club Member
The new Darden experience
Reimagining the Business School from the Ground(s) Up
You walk the Tahija Arboretum and LaCross Botanical Gardens.
If you’re a Full-Time MBA in Charlottesville, your day might begin here — a once-ignored hillside (and drainage ditch!), now a thriving sanctuary just steps from class.
You pass the rising on-Grounds student housing.
A first in Darden history — purpose-built to strengthen community and student life for MBA students living and learning together.
You look around the room — and it hits you.
Your classmates have served in the military, launched ventures, crossed oceans and taken bold bets on themselves. They earned their place here. Darden helps make the journey possible — with scholarships, support and a belief in what’s next.
Class begins with a case — and a challenge.
Your professor, recruited during the campaign, teaches with urgency and edge. The discussion is sharp. Everyone came prepared. The stakes feel real.
Your learning team regroups in The Forum Hotel.
Where a fading inn once was now rises a four-star hotel and conference center — a place where students, alumni, faculty, recruiters and executive education participants gather, connect and keep the conversation going.
Meanwhile, overlooking the shores of the Potomac — different tracks, same purpose.
At UVA Darden DC Metro, students in the Executive MBA, Part-Time MBA and Master of Science in Business Analytics programs meet at the Sands Family Grounds. From zero to 500+ students in the last decade, it’s now home to the largest contingent of students in Northern Virginia of any UVA school.
Students take classes in person, on evenings and weekends.
Working professionals. Global leaders. Career switchers and career climbers. The pace is different — but the bar is just as high.
Each degree format follows its own path.
Different schedules. Different rhythms. Same core experience: rigorous, relational, transformational.
And across it all — one method still anchors the work. Show up prepared. Think on your feet. Lift others as you climb.
That’s the Darden way. Then. Now. Always.
One Gift. Thousands of ripples.
A glimpse of generosity during the campaign — and the ripples it set in motion.
A match became a movement.
UVA’s Bicentennial Scholars Fund and Bicentennial Professors Fund multiplied philanthropy’s impact.
One scholarship became many.
One professorship became dozens.
One opportunity sparked a chain reaction.
A hotel reimagined how we gather.
Frank Sands Sr. (MBA ’63) and his wife, Marjorie, made the lead gift for what would become The Forum Hotel — a bold new anchor for the Darden Grounds.
More than 100 donors followed.
Together, we’ve built a space where community, learning and leadership converge daily.
A fellowship opened new doors.
David Walentas (MBA ’64) and his wife, Jane, invested in access, leadership and academic excellence at Darden.
Their gift expanded Jefferson Fellowships, created new pathways for talented first-generation students and established a professorship in real estate.
The result: more seats at the table. And more people ready to lead.
One course. Global perspective.
The Batten Foundation Darden Worldwide Scholarship made international study possible for every Full-Time MBA student.
No extra cost. No barriers.
Just firsthand insight, global fluency and a more connected Darden.
An idea became a legacy. Then a legacy sparked another.
Steve Bachand (MBA ’63) never studied under Ed Freeman — but he admires what Freeman stands for.
So he endowed a University Professorship in Freeman’s honor to advance values-driven leadership.
Soon after, a former student of Freeman’s stepped forward, on behalf of McIntyre Hawkings & Co., with a principal gift to the Institute for Business in Society.
Because real influence doesn’t end. It inspires.
One day made history.
In 2025, Day for Darden raised $1.37 million in just 24 hours.
Thousands of donors. Countless reasons. One unforgettable wave of pride.
A garden rooted something bigger.
David LaCross (MBA ’78) and his wife, Kathleen, made Darden’s largest-ever gift — funding faculty, future student housing and the LaCross Institute for Ethical Artificial Intelligence in Business.
The gardens that bear their name?
They’re more than beautiful — they symbolize what’s growing at Darden.
One campaign. Thousands of stories. Unlimited aftershocks.
That’s the ripple effect.
That’s what you made possible.
The unfinished case
The campaign ends. The mission continues.
The biggest case Darden has ever tackled? It’s the one still unfolding.
Powered by Purpose wasn’t the finish line — it was the launchpad. Now we’re asking the next set of urgent questions:
How do we create an environment where faculty thrive?
We’re fueling the ideas that change business and society by:
- Building the Initiative for Transformational Capitalism — uniting the Institute for Business in Society and the Olsson Center for Applied Ethics — to scale Darden’s leadership in ethics, sustainability and stakeholder capitalism.
- Building on the momentum of the Mayo Center for Asset Management to expand into areas such as private equity and venture capital — reflecting students’ growing interests and preparing them to navigate the future of finance.
- Growing the Bruner Fund for Faculty Excellence to attract and retain the world’s best teachers and scholars.
- Refreshing the Faculty Office Building to foster collaboration, spark innovation and give faculty room to grow.
Because great teaching is what makes everything else possible.
How do we make a Darden education possible for every talented student?
Cost of attendance for the Full-Time MBA now tops $240,000. That’s a potential deal-breaker for far too many.
A fund for student excellence would provide flexible, need-based financial aid — unlocking potential and leveling the playing field for future MBAs.
We’ve started. But we need to go further.
What happens when students don’t just attend Darden — they live it?
The new on-Grounds housing will transform student life, learning and connection. We’ve broken ground, and there are still meaningful ways to invest in its future.
Supporting this project isn’t just about buildings — it’s about community, competition and long-term sustainability.
These aren’t small goals. But Darden doesn’t do small.
We’re building a business school that rises to meet the moment — and the next one.
The campaign may be over.
But the case? It’s just getting started.
Thank you
The Campaign’s Boldest Champions
This list honors the visionaries who made it happen. Donors who gave at the highest levels.
Gifts that shaped the School we are today — and the one we’re becoming.
Principal Donors Society
Through philanthropic support of $1 million or more, Principal Donors have truly established themselves as the School’s most loyal stewards. (Membership as of 30 June 2025.)
Jefferson Level: $25M+
- Frank Batten Sr. + *
- William H. Goodwin Jr. ’66 & Alice T. Goodwin *
- David M. LaCross ’78 & Kathleen O. LaCross
- Frank M. Sands Sr. ’63 + & Marjorie R. Sands +
- David C. Walentas ’64 & Jane Walentas +
Madison Level: $10M+
- Altec/Styslinger Foundation
- The Batten Foundation *
- James A. Cooper ’84 & Stacy Cooper
- George A. L. David ’67 *
- Robert J. Hugin ’85 & Kathleen Hugin
- Richard A. Mayo ’68 & Sara Page Mayo *
- George S. Tahija ’86 & Laurel Claire Tahija
Monroe Level: $5M+
- Stephen E. Bachand ’63 & Phyllis Bachand
- H. William Coogan Jr. ’82 & Theresa Kost Riddle
- Frank E. Genovese ’74 & Susan L. Genovese *
- Kirsti W. Goodwin ’02 & Matthew T. Goodwin
- W. Hunter Goodwin III ’95 + & Crystal H. Goodwin
- Robert D. Hardie MBA ’95, PhD ’99 & Molly G. Hardie
- Martina Hund-Mejean ’88 & Bruno J. Mejean
- The Melville Foundation
- Red Gates Foundation
- Thomas A. Saunders III ’67 + & Mary Jordan Saunders *
- John R. Strangfeld Jr. ’77
Rotunda Level: $2.5M+
- Anonymous
- W.L. Lyons Brown III ’87 & Susanna S. Brown
- Terrence D. Daniels ’70 & Courtnay S. Daniels *
- Colgate W. Darden Jr. + & Constance Darden + *
- U. Bertram Ellis Jr. ’79
- John D. Fowler Jr. ’84 & Corey P. Fowler
- John W. Glynn Jr. JD ’65 + & Barbara A. Glynn
- In Honor of the Class of 1957
- Gary T. Jones ’74 & Elizabeth Rhett Jones *
- Doug Lebda ’14 & Megan Lebda
- Lemuel E. Lewis ’72 & Sandra Lewis
- H. Eugene Lockhart Jr. ’74 & Terry J. Lockhart *
- John G. Macfarlane III ’79 & Dudley W. Macfarlane *
- Dan T. Montgomery ’77
- Donald E. Morel Jr. TEP ’97 & Lauren Morel
- Michael E. O’Neill ’74 & Patricia J. O’Neill
- Frank M. Sands ’94 & Julie Logan Sands
- Robert W. Smith ’87 & Teresa Smith
- Allan W. Staats ’62 + & Barbara G. Staats +
- E. Roe Stamps IV & Penny Stamps +
- James W. Todd ’64 + & Sharon K. Todd *
- Steven C. Voorhees ’80 & Celia Voorhees
- Thomas R. Watjen ’81 & Nanette A. Watjen
- Donald M. Wilkinson ’66 + & Lucinda P. Wilkinson + *
Colonnade Level: $1M+
- Anonymous (2)
- Kirby Clarke Adams ’79
- Beverley W. Armstrong ’66 + & Carol C. Armstrong
- Thomas J. Baltimore Jr. ’91 & Hillary D. Baltimore
- Dorothy Neal Batten ’90 *
- Frank Batten Jr. ’84 & Aimee C. Batten *
- E. Thayer Bigelow Jr. ’67 *
- Stacy H. Bolduc ’90 & John P. Bolduc ’90
- William D. Cannon Jr. ’68 & Nancy Cannon
- Susan J. Chaplinsky +
- G. David Cheek ’79 & Katherine P. Cheek
- James S. Cheng ’87 & Jeanette Wang Cheng
- Gordon Crawford ’71 & Dona Crawford
- Hugh Cullman
- William K. Daniel II ’91 & Robin W. Daniel
- Robert G. Doumar ’88 & Noelle Doumar
- John O. Downing ’82 & Frances vS Downing
- Charles G. Duffy III ’87 *
- Franklin S. Edmonds ’95 & Pamela F. Edmonds
- Louis G. Elson ’90
- Lawton W. Fitt ’79 & James I. McLaren *
- Peter M. Grant II ’86 & Colleen Grant
- Bret W. Holden ’88 & Jeanne Marie Holden
- Thomas V. Inglesby ’84 & Joan W. Inglesby
- John B. Jung Jr. ’84 & Connie B. Jung
- Peter D. Kiernan ’79 & Eaddo H. Kiernan
- Martin L. Killgallon II ’72 & Deborah Killgallon *
- William C. Killgallon TEP ’76 & Susan Killgallon *
- Mark J. Kington ’88 & Ann Kington
- Philip W. Knisely ’78 & Patricia Knisely
- Robert E. Lamb II ’70 & Charlotte Lamb
- Bruce R. Lauritzen ’67
- John G. Lert Jr. ’73 & Devin A. Lert ’21
- Lawrence Lewis Jr. + & Janet P. Lewis + *
- Elizabeth H. Lynch ’84 & Daniel S. Lynch ’84
- Thomas C. MacAvoy + & Margaret M. MacAvoy +
- J. Huston McCollough II ’75 & Joan S. McCollough *
- Barclay McFadden III ’76 & Jane Perry
- McFadden McIntyre Hawkins & Co.
- Albert N. Morgan Jr. ’72 & Carla H. Morgan
- Morris S. Smith Foundation, Trustees Sterling, Larry and Mei Franklin
- Marshall N. Morton ’72 & Caroline Morton
- J. Byrne Murphy ’86 and Pamela Murphy
- Paul A. Murphy +
- Adair Newhall ’09 & Kathryn Newhall
- G. Ruffner Page Jr. ’86 & Virginia W. Page
- Zhiyuan "Jerry" Peng ’03 & Ying Hu
- Harry T. Rein ’73 & Susan D. Rein
- Douglas A. Scovanner ’79 & Mary M. Scovanner
- Mary Buckle Searle ’86 and Stewart Searle
- Jack T. Siegel ’67 + & Alice H. Siegel *
- Henry F. Skelsey ’84 & Susan W. Skelsey
- Shannon G. Smith ’90
- Wallace Stettinius ’59 & Mary Gray Stettinius
- Henri A. M. Termeer ’73 + & Belinda Herrera-Termeer
- Bruce R. Thompson ’90
- Warren M. Thompson ’83 & Danielle Stoessel Thompson
- Lilo Simmons Ukrop ’89 & R. Scott Ukrop ’89
- William P. Utt ’84 & Carolyn S. Utt
- Bradley J. Waitzer MBA/JD ’87 & Terry Waitzer
- David N. Webb ’77 & Nancy Shepherd Webb ’77
- Thomas E. Worrell Jr. ’71 *
- Charlene & Jeffrey J. Yao ’01
* = Founding member
+ = Deceased
Campaign Leadership Gifts
This list recognizes donors who have made cumulative commitments for Darden of $100,000 or more between 1 July 2013 and 30 June 2025.
$100M+
- David M. LaCross ’78 & Kathleen O. LaCross
$50M+
- Frank M. Sands Sr. ’63 & Marjorie R. Sands +
$25M+
- David C. Walentas ’64 & Jane Walentas +
$10M+
- Anonymous
- Altec/Styslinger Foundation
- The Batten Foundation
- James A. Cooper ’84 & Stacy L. Cooper
- Robert J. Hugin ’85 & Kathleen Hugin
- Richard A. Mayo ’68 & Sara Page Mayo
$5M+
- Anonymous
- Stephen E. Bachand ’63 & Phyllis Bachand
- H. William Coogan Jr. ’82 & Theresa Kost Riddle
- Richard D. Crawford ’74 & Barbara J. Crawford
- Martina Hund-Mejean ’88 & Bruno J. Mejean
- The Melville Foundation
- Red Gates Foundation
- John R. Strangfeld ’77
- Steven C. Voorhees ’80 & Celia Voorhees
$2.5M+
- Anonymous (2)
- Amgen Inc.
- Gregg Brooks ’09 & Chandra Brooks
- John D. Fowler Jr. ’84 & Corey P. Fowler
- Barbara A. Glynn & John W. Glynn Jr. +
- Kirsti W. Goodwin ’02 & Matthew T. Goodwin
- Douglas R. Lebda ’14 & Megan Lebda
- Donald E. Morel Jr., PhD (TEP ’97) & Lauren Morel
- Michael E. O’Neill ’74 & Patricia J. O’Neill
- Frank M. Sands ’94 & Julie Logan Sands
- Robert W. Smith ’87 & Teresa Smith
- Allan W. Staats ’62 + & Barbara G. Staats +
- E. Roe Stamps IV & Penny Stamps +
- Thomas R. Watjen ’81 & Nanette A. Watjen
- Robert C. Woodworth ’73 & Joyce Woodworth
$1M+
- Anonymous (2)
- Kirby Clarke Adams ’79
- Airbnb
- James C. Allison ’82
- Michael S. Augins ’99
- Stacy H. Bolduc ’90 & John P. Bolduc ’90
- W.L. Lyons Brown III ’87 & Susanna S. Brown
- William D. Cannon Jr. ’68 + & Nancy Cannon
- Susan J. Chaplinsky +
- R. Scott Creighton ’82
- Hugh Cullman
- William K. Daniel II ’91 & Robin W. Daniel
- Terrence D. Daniels ’70 & Courtnay S. Daniels
- William A. Dawson ’67
- Robert G. Doumar Jr. ’88 & Noelle C. Doumar
- John O. Downing ’82 & Frances vS Downing
- John H. Faulk ’02 & Suzanne C. Faulk
- Frank E. Genovese ’74 & Susan L. Genovese
- Golub Capital
- William H. Goodwin Jr. ’66 & Alice T. Goodwin
- W. Hunter Goodwin III ’95 + & Crystal H. Goodwin
- Peter M. Grant II ’86 & Colleen J. Grant
- Robert D. Hardie MBA ’95, PhD ’99 & Molly G. Hardie
- Bret W. Holden ’88 & Jeanne Marie Holden
- Mark M. Hutto ’02 & Frances P. Hutto
- Wei Jin ’99 & Wen V. Zhang
- John B. Jung Jr. ’84 & Connie B. Jung
- Mark J. Kington ’88 & Ann A. Kington
- Philip W. Knisely ’78 & Patricia Knisely
- Mark C. Lamarre ’90
- John G. Lert Jr. ’73
- Devin A. Lert ’21
- Lemuel E. Lewis ’72 & Sandra W. Lewis
- Elizabeth H. Lynch ’84 & Daniel S. Lynch ’84
- John G. Macfarlane III ’79 & Dudley W. Macfarlane
- McIntyre Hawkins & Co.
- McWane, Inc.
- Clifford Dickson Moore III ’81
- J. Byrne Murphy ’86 and Pamela Murphy
- Paul A. Murphy +
- Adair Newhall ’09 & Kathryn Newhall
- G. Ruffner Page Jr. ’86 & Virginia W. Page
- Robert Eugene Reeve ’85
- Douglas A. Scovanner ’79 & Mary M. Scovanner
- Mary Buckle Searle ’86 & Stewart Searle
- Shannon G. Smith ’90
- Taylor Kent Smith ’84 & Mary L. Smith
- Bruce R. Thompson ’90
- Warren M. Thompson ’83 & Danielle Stoessel Thompson
- James W. Todd ’64 + & Sharon K. Todd
- Lilo Simmons Ukrop ’89 & R. Scott Ukrop ’89
- William P. Utt ’84 & Carolyn S. Utt
- Bradley J. Waitzer ’87 & Terry Waitzer
- Westrock Foundation
- Donald M. Wilkinson, Jr. ’66 + & Lucinda P. Wilkinson +
- Charlene & Jeffrey J. Yao ’01
$500K+
- Anonymous (2)
- John E. Baber III ’66 & Ann Baber
- Melvin D. Beale ’76 & Ann J. Beale
- John R. Belk ’86 & Kimberly D. Belk
- The Honorable W.L. Lyons Brown Jr. + & Alice Cary Brown +
- J. Andrew Bugas ’86 & Maryann H. Bugas
- A. Hazen Burnet ’69 & Sarah M. Burnet
- John M. Camp III ’79 & Caren Camp
- Nancy B. Chappell & Samuel M. Chappell III
- Susan Christian Coogan ’82
- Gordon Crawford ’71 & Dona Crawford
- Richard P. Dahling ’87 & Nancy L. Sanborn
- Charles G. Duffy III ’87
- Franklin S. Edmonds Jr. ’95 & Pamela F. Edmonds
- Louis G. Elson ’90
- Jay W. Faison ’95
- Catherine Joan Friedman ’86 & Jon R. Duane
- Gregory B. Graves ’89
- Elizabeth McMillan Hagood ’89 & D. Maybank Hagood ’89
- William A. Hawkins III ’82 & Sharon D. Hawkins
- William I. Huyett ’82 & Lauren M. Huyett
- Amanda Lozano ’09
- Thomas C. MacAvoy + & Margaret M. MacAvoy +
- James C. Magill Jr. ’79
- Emmett English McLean ’84
- Albert N. Morgan Jr. ’72 & Carla H. Morgan
- Marshall N. Morton ’72 & Caroline Morton
- National Christian Foundation – Carolinas
- Zhiyuan "Jerry" Peng ’03 & Ying Hu
- Benjamin L. Pivar ’97
- Michele J. Rankin & Owen K. Rankin
- Ryan D. Rayborn ’10 & Jessica Rayborn
- James G. Rose Jr. ’85 & Margaret W. Rose
- Joyce E. Rothenberg ’85 & Mace Rothenberg
- Henry F. Skelsey ’84 & Susan W. Skelsey
- Morris S. Smith Foundation, Trustees Sterling, Larry and Mei Franklin
- Susan Nancy Sobbott ’90
- Anand E. Stanley ’03 & Tiffany Stanley
- George Stelljes III ’88
- Virginia Kincaid Charitable Trust
$250K+
- Anonymous (3)
- Carol E. Anderson ’94 & Robert D. Anderson
- Thomas J. Baltimore Jr. ’91 & Hillary D. Baltimore
- R. David Banyard Jr. ’04 & Diane Banyard
- Frank Batten Jr. ’84 & Aimee C. Batten
- David A. Beach ’69 & Carolyn H. Beach
- Scott C. Beardsley & Claire Dufournet Beardsley
- Donald R. Benson ’89 & Christine Benson
- Richard E. Berry ’94 & Ana Maria Hernandez Berry
- Jolene H. Bodily & Samuel E. Bodily
- Kimberly Brown ’93
- Robert F. Bruner & Barbara M. Bruner
- Wesley G. Bush
- J. Scott Carter ’99 & Ann B. Carter
- G. David Cheek ’79 & Katherine P. Cheek
- Hugh M. Comer II ’91 & Debora R. Comer
- Charles R. Cory ’82 & Kimberlee Cory
- Guillaume M. Cuvelier ’91
- Danaher Corporation
- James Kegebein Dunton ’62 + & Nancy Hilton Dunton
- Robert William Emery Jr. +
- Lawton W. Fitt ’79 & James I. McLaren
- Stuart Mays Frantz ’84 & Ella P. Frantz
- Christine A. Fruehwirth ’96
- John M. Fruehwirth ’96
- Palmer P. Garson ’83 & Douglas D. Garson
- Andrea P. Goodman ’84 & Donald W. Goodman ’84
- Green Family Foundation
- Steven D. Hale +
- HBM Holdings
- Peter J. Hicks ’74 & Kathryn V. Hicks
- Mary M. Hoobler ’88
- A. Gibboney Huske ’97
- Margaret M. Jacobsen ’87 & Richard C. Jacobsen Jr. ’89
- David B. Kelso ’82 & Sara E. Kelso
- Rosemary B. King ’91 & Martin G. King ’91
- John B. Kishman ’82
- Ryan Paul Knauss ’00 & Christina M. Knauss
- Linwood A. Lacy Jr. ’69 & Constance C. Lacy
- Samuel Ashby Lewis +
- Donald A. Lucchesi ’79 & Elizabeth W. Lucchesi
- Randee Massey & William B. Massey Jr.
- Rebecca C. Massey & William E. Massey Jr.
- Evan Morgan Massey +
- William G. McGowan Charitable Fund
- Mark C. Mead ’90 & Susan Gunton Mead
- Carolyn S. Miles ’88 & Brendan Thomas Miles ’88 +
- Roy J. Moore ’86
- John Berhanu Muleta ’93
- Claude B. Nielsen ’75 & Kate Nielsen
- Ernest Mitchell Norville ’84 & Carla S. Norville
- William H. Payne II ’22
- G. Patrick Phillips ’73 & Deborah Phillips
- Harry T. Rein ’73 & Susan D. Rein
- Matthias D. Renner ’86 & Linda G. Renner
- Brian Rhodes ’09 & April Rhodes
- Thomas E. Robinson ’73
- Samuel A. Lewis Sr.
- Susan K. Snyder & Robert E. Spekman
- Benjamin J. Sullivan Jr. ’82 & Charlotte M. Sullivan
- David Reid Townsend ’00
- Edward W. Valentine ’93 & Laura Valentine
- Cynthia A. van Eck & Jan F. van Eck
- Elizabeth Kirk Weymouth ’94 & Philip B. Weymouth III ’93
- Thomas B. Whelan II ’77 & Claire F. Whelan
$100K+
- 3M
- Daniel Abdun-Nabi
- Nina Abdun-Nabi ’82 +
- Accenture
- Aimee & Frank Batten Jr. Foundation
- L. Bradford Armstrong ’74
- Keith F. Bachman ’89
- Joseph Paul Balog ’88 & Cheryl S. Balog
- J. Kyle Bass
- Jacqueline Glynn Brandin ’93
- Allison S. Bridges ’01
- Liane Burckhardt
- Kristin R. Carlock ’93 & Ronald C. Carlock Jr. ’93
- Catalyst Foundation
- James S. Cheng ’87 & Jeanette Wang Cheng
- Chevron
- Robert K. Citrone ’90
- T. Scott Coleman ’79 & Yasmine Z. Coleman
- Thomas L. Cordle Jr. ’65 +
- Corning Incorporated
- George A. L. David ’67
- Michael A. DeCola ’77 & Lee F. DeCola
- Allison Cryor DiNardo ’88
- Diana Lady Dougan
- Basil M. Duncan III ’90
- Peter Merrill Dunn ’81
- Eastman
- Tyrone W. Eggemeyer ’89 & Leslie F. Eggemeyer
- Jesse Thompson Ellington III ’90 & Sally V. Ellington
- U. Bertram Ellis ’79
- Envista Holdings
- Albert Hugh Ewing III ’71 & Susan Ewing
- Luke E. Fichthorn IV ’98 & Katherine B. Fichthorn
- Fortive, Inc.
- Paul L. Fowler Jr. ’81 & Sandra J. McDiarmid
- Thomas J. Friedmann ’90 & Amy D. Anderson Thomas M. Fulcher Jr. ’86
- Darren Adam Fultz ’06
- Michael J. Ganey ’78
- Martha L. Gangemi ’87 & Michael Gangemi ’86
- Frederic H. Garner IV ’90
- Katherine Dudley Garner +
- John M. Geraghty ’72
- Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.
- Kenneth M. Good Jr. ’93
- David W. Goodrich ’73 & Julie Houk Goodrich
- Leslie P. Gordon ’89 & Barton Gordon
- Betsy N. Gorton ’04 & David Gorton
- Gordon Grand III ’75
- Patrick C. Graney III ’81 + & Jessica S. Graney
- Ira Harris Green Jr. ’90 & Susan M. Green
- James Randall Groch ’85 & Mignon Groch
- John W. Guinee III ’82 & Michelle K. Guinee
- Naren K. Gursahaney ’89
- Thomas Parsons Haling ’77
- Alice W. Handy +
- Harris Williams & Company
- W. Barnes Hauptfuhrer ’81 & Camilla Robinson Hauptfuhrer
- Peter R. Hennessy ’86 & Anne G. Hennessy ’91
- Daniel B. Hirschhorn ’88
- John P. Hodgson ’87 & Malia Blythe Jeffers
- Andrew P. Houlahan ’66
- Robert L. Huffines ’92 & Lisa G. Huffines
- Claire C. Hyde ’80 & William L. Hyde Jr.
- J.P. Morgan & Company Inc.
- Joan and Morgan Massey Foundation
- Johnson & Johnson
- David C. Johnson Jr. ’84 & Caroline D. Johnson
- John Paul Kanan ’06
- Kevin J. Keegan
- Richard I. Kellogg ’72
- John K. Keppler ’02 & Dianne Keppler
- James Edward Kjorlien ’77 & Deirdre Kjorlien
- Robert E. Lamb II ’70 & Charlotte Lamb
- Bruce R. Lauritzen ’67 +
- Paige G. Lauster ’92 & Steffen M. Lauster ’92
- Stephanie M. Leouzon ’89 & Eugene H. Leouzon
- Buddy LeTourneau ’73 & Terry Revell LeTourneau
- J. Theodore Linhart ’71 & Mary L. Linhart
- M. Jayson Lipsey ’08 & Catie Lipsey
- Grant N. Lischick ’19 & Stephanie R. Lischick
- Wendy Wei Liu ’03 & Jimmy Jianzhong Wei ’02
- George Willis Logan ’71 & Helen H.B. Logan
- John G. Loverro ’00 & Bridie Loverro
- C. H. Randolph Lyon ’67 & Evelyn H. Lyon
- William Howard Lyon ’00
- John Macaskill
- Todd R. Marin ’89 & Fiona Kotur Marin
- Elizabeth Quin McCann ’08 & John R. McCann Jr. ’08
- Brian N. McDonald ’87 & Margaret McDonald
- Sachin J. Mehra ’96 & Bina Mehra
- Peter C. Meisel ’86 & Susan Meisel
- James K. Meneely III ’97 & Jennifer R. Meneely
- David L. Miller ’72 & Helen Miller
- G. Gilmer Minor III ’66 +
- E. Benjamin Mix III ’86
- L. Paul Nelson II ’77 & Lee Melchor-Nelson
- Lewis L. Nelson ’17 & Jocelyn Sandberg
- Joseph Niehaus
- Palmer Foundation
- Timothy E. Parker ’01 & Elizabeth Parker
- John W. Parsons ’89 & Ellen T. Parsons
- Richard J. Parsons ’80 & Yvette V. Parsons
- Richard M. Paschal ’89 & Lura Paschal
- Mark R. Patterson ’87 & Thea Jennie Lewis Patterson
- David T. Pearson ’11 & Sarah M. Pearson
- Carl E. Peoples ’94 & Stephanie Peoples
- Antonio U. Periquet Jr. ’90 & Martha I. Periquet
- Jerome C. Philpott ’88 & Ann S. Philpott
- Carolyn Powell Piotrowski
- Dominic M. Pomponi ’05 & Kimberly Pomponi
- John A. Powell ’82
- Scott A. Price ’90 & Shizuko M. Price
- Theodore W. Price ’68 & Carol B. Price
- Christopher Columb Quarles III ’90
- Karen Beyer Radulovacki ’88 & Bradford Radulovacki
- Ian Webster Ratcliffe ’94
- Thomas W. Reedy Jr. ’91 & Jennifer Byrd Reedy
- Steven S Reinemund ’78 & Gail T. Reinemund
- Matthew Joseph Reintjes ’04 & Janine Bernasek Reintjes
- David T. Richardson ’94
- William F. Richmond ’76
- Margaret H. Roberts ’01 & Justin J. Roberts
- W. Gregory Robertson ’70
- Sands Capital
- Scana Services Inc.
- Kevin W. Schuyler ’97
- Randolph Scott Seibert ’09 & Aimee Perron Seibert
- Francine Newton Shanfield ’87 & Robert J. Shanfield ’87
- William Q.O. Shelton Jr. ’93
- Thomas A. Smallhorn ’94
- Anthony W. Smith ’87 & Elizabeth Roberts Smith
- Emily Follin Smith ’85
- Peter A. Stoudt
- Christopher Ryan Stringer ’01
- Edward C. Swindler ’84 & Barbara J. Swindler
- Ann H. Taylor ’85 & Peter R. Taylor
- Thomas A. Taylor Jr. ’85 & Juliette L. Taylor
- Mark B. Templeton ’78 & Yvonne Shuler-Templeton
- Kelly M. Thomson ’99
- Thomas D. Tichenor ’11
- James P. Totten ’85 & Josephine Totten
- Timothy Paul Treadway ’79
- Robert S. Ukrop ’72 & Jayne B. Ukrop
- Jonathan Sakamoto Vassil ’18
- Nancy Sheppard Webb ’77 & David N. Webb ’77
- Roger L. Werner Jr. ’77 & Karen Werner
- Alexander R. Westra ’12
- Gary R. Wilhite ’84
- Donald M. Wilkinson III ’92 & Lauren D. Wilkinson
- Charles H. Witmer ’83 & Meryl B. Witmer
- Keith Woodard ’75 & Patricia B. Woodard
- Richard S. Youngman ’76
- Marietta Edmunds Zakas ’82 & Dennis L. Zakas
- Jose M. Zertuche ’00 & Virginia V. Zertuche
+ = Deceased