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Student Philanthropy

At LVC, giving isn鈥檛 about how much鈥攊t鈥檚 about why and where. As a student, you have the power to decide where your gift goes and what it supports. Scholarships, culturally immersive events, academics, athletics鈥�you choose what matters most to you.听

Understanding how philanthropy shapes your LVC experience now puts you in control of the legacy you help build. Every gift, at every level, fuels opportunities that set us apart鈥攐n campus and in the workforce.听

You’re not just giving back. You’re moving LVC forward.听

Want to learn more or get involved?
Contact: Evelyn Col贸n
Email: colon@lvc.edu
Office: Laughlin Hall听

Manuel Rosario Martinez at Inquiry Gratitude Reception 2025

Valley Blue Coats

The Valley Blue Coats are dedicated philanthropy ambassadors, emphasizing stewardship and nurturing a culture of giving at The Valley. They actively connect with alumni, campus partners, and community members at numerous events annually while organizing and overseeing several educationally engaging events for their peers. Through their unwavering commitment, the Valley Blue Coats embody the essence of generosity and stand as inspirational leaders for their peers and Valley supporters.

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Leaving a Legacy at The Valley

This year, 102 graduating students joined the Walter Society, a community that recognizes individuals who demonstrate a commitment to philanthropy through five consecutive years of giving or a gift made during their graduating year. At the inaugural Walter Society Sunset Reception, students were formally inducted into the Society by its namesake, Pat Walter, and celebrated for their generosity, leadership, and dedication to The Valley. We look forward to welcoming these newest Walter Society members back to campus for future Walter Society and alumni events.

At the inaugural Walter Society Sunset Reception, students were formally inducted into the Society by its namesake, Pat Walter.

Participation in the Graduates For The Valley Fund is more than a donation; it is a statement of gratitude and belief in the future of 麻豆破解. Student donors are recognized on the Class Giving Honor Roll, receive a Graduates For The Valley Fund donor pin, and become part of a tradition of philanthropy that spans generations of LVC alumni.

A special thank you goes to the Graduates For The Valley Fund (GFTVF) Committee, whose leadership inspired their classmates to give back. Through their efforts, the Class of 2026 raised $6,991.17 and secured funding for a concrete slab and picnic table that will serve students, alumni, and visitors on the Academic Quad for years to come.

Every gift, regardless of size, helps ensure future generations of Dutchmen have access to the same opportunities, experiences, and sense of community that defined the Class of 2026.

Popular areas of support for the Class of 2026 included:

By participating, graduates leave a lasting legacy while creating opportunities for the students who will follow in their footsteps.

Thank you, graduates, for joining the tradition, celebrating your experience, and investing in the future of The Valley.

To learn more about the Graduates For The Valley Fund and student philanthropy opportunities, contact Evelyn Col贸n, Culture of Philanthropy and Engagement Specialist.

Through their efforts, the Class of 2026 raised $6,991.17. Seniors and President MacLaren pose with large check.