The Acorn
Society is Elon University's elite student giving
community for the Classes of 2007, 2008 and 2009. While
donations in any amount to each Class Project are welcomed,
membership in the Acorn Society is open to students who make
a minimum contribution- $10 for freshmen, $15 for sophomores,
and $20 for juniors. Through their contributions each
year, Acorn Society members strengthen the university by
raising money for the class projects to help classmates in
need.
You are invited to join this special community of students
who believe in the power of giving back to their alma mater
and to sustaining the opportunities that make Elon like no
other school in the nation.
CLASS PROJECTS
The Freshman Class Project Textbook
Grants
The Sophomore Class Project Student
Abroad Scholarships
The Junior Class Project International
Student Scholarships
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Please encourage your classmates to make
contributions to the
class projects and join the Acorn Society
today!
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Class of 2007 Giving Circle
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Class of 2008 Giving Circle
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Class of 2009 Giving Circle
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Caitlin Burke, Chair
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Ryan Weber, Chair
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Katie Bigarel and Ian Spreat, Chairs
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Class of 2007 – Click
here for more information on the Class of 2007 Acorn
Society, international student scholarship campaign, to make
a gift, download a grant application or see who has joined
already
Class of 2008 – Click
here for more information on the Class of 2008 Acorn
Society, study abroad scholarship campaign, to make a gift,
download a grant application, or see who has joined already.
Students must be members of the Class
of 2008 to apply Study Abroad Grants
Class of 2009 - Click
here for more information on the Class of 2009 Acorn
Society, textbook grant campaign, to make a gift, or see who
has joined already. Students must be
members of the Class of 2009 to apply for textbook
grants
Mission Statement:
Many students do not realize that their tuition pays
for less than seventy-five percent of their educational costs
at Elon. Without the donations of many alumni, trustees,
faculty and staff who give regularly to Elon, tuition would
be much higher. We would also be without many programs,
scholarships, and facilities, such as the Belk Library,
Rhodes Stadium, the Isabella Cannon Leadership Program, the
Watson Scholarship Program, and Alumni Gym. It is the mission
of the Acorn Society to make sure the tradition of giving
back to our institution remains strong for many classes to
come.