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1746 Society Giving Back Princetonians of every generation are united through the tradition of giving back. The reasons are as diverse as they are. Many who received financial aid as undergraduates are eager to provide the same kind of assistance to current and future students. Some want to provide young men and women with an education equal to the extraordinary one they experienced. Others have a keen interest in a particular area of study and want to support students and faculty members in that discipline. A number want to keep fellow alumni engaged with Old Nassau and to help the University recruit new generations of Princetonians. Still others want to provide new buildings and facilities to ensure that the University has the physical resources it needs to stay on the leading edge of teaching and learning. The 1746 Society is Princeton’s program for honoring and thanking those who have arranged a planned gift or bequest to the University. The Office of Planned Giving has enabled many alumni to Give Back using one of these popular formats:
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CLASS OF 1955 Membership in 1746 SOCIETYNovember 2021
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