Nearly 3,000 alumni and senior class donors will be honored with their name displayed on a luminaria during this year’s holiday celebration on Dec. 1.
For the third consecutive year, Elon will honor the generosity of alumni and senior class donors during the Festival of Holiday Lights celebration. To express gratitude for helping to light the way to success for current Elon students, their names will appear on the luminarias that will light the campus the evening of Dec. 1.
The generosity of Elon’s donors helps make many of the university’s signature educational experiences possible. By supporting the university, alumni are able to ensure today’s students receive the same great education they once did and help strengthen the value of an Elon degree.
All current alumni and senior class donors (since June 1) will be recognized during one of Elon’s most beloved traditions. Alumni who are also members of The 1889 Society will be further recognized with the society’s symbol proudly displayed by their name on the luminaria.
The final day to make a gift to Elon and be recognized in this way is Nov. 29, which also marks #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving. On that day, everyone is invited to share with the world the many reasons for supporting the university by posting a picture with Elon’s Giving Tuesday banner on social media with a caption that includes #ElonLuminary #GivingTuesday.
Learn more about how you can be part of this annual tradition and get involved on #GivingTuesday.
Visit Elon’s online giving site to make a donation to any designation or fund at Elon. To make a gift over the phone, call 336-278-7444.