There are so many opportunities that I can get here that I am not able to get anywhere else.
The Peddie Fund provides immediate impact for every student every day. It funds vital opportunities — including classroom innovation, professional development, diversity and inclusion initiatives and campus improvements — that might otherwise be out of reach. Unlike endowments, these contributions are put to use immediately and spent in full each year.
By supporting the school’s greatest need with your unrestricted gift, you give us the flexibility to be nimble and responsive to immediate needs and enhance meaningful experiences for the Peddie community.
Give a gift that supports the school's greatest needGifts to student scholarships enable Peddie to offer need-based grants to 37% of the student body and ensure all students can fully participate in the Peddie experience.
Give a gift that supports student scholarshipsYour support of Peddie academics sustains our 8:1 student-teacher ratio and a diverse curriculum featuring over 150 interdisciplinary courses, 34 subject areas and 7 signature experiences.
Give a gift that supports AcademicsContributions to life at Peddie fund weekend activities, off-campus trips, dorm life, more than 50 clubs, activities, interest groups, and community and service groups, as well as student-led leadership efforts.
Give a gift that supports Life at PeddieDonations to Peddie athletics provide for travel, equipment and team activities for nearly 50 teams across 16 different sports.
Give a gift that supports AthleticsSupporting the arts at Peddie means backing 34 music, visual arts and theater courses as well as student ensembles, productions, recitals and gallery shows.
Give a gift that supports the ArtsGifts to DEI sustain programs and initiatives like NEST, DEI Day, DEI Councils and 12 affinity groups, fostering an inclusive community.
Give a gift that supports DEICommitted, inspiring and experienced employees are Peddie’s greatest asset. Donations to faculty and staff support professional development, curricular innovation, and competitive salaries and benefits.
Give a gift that supports EmployeesAlumni Co-Chairs
Amir Ingram ’98
Krishna Kakani ’21
Connor Monaghan ’09
Laura Wyrick ’09
Parent Co-Chairs
Charles Linke & Ana Alfonso P’28
Gene Lüer P’28
Russ Nesevich P’28
Advisory Co-Chairs
Brian DiFeo ’96
Andrew Dressel & Diana Ji P’27
Chris & Christine Hayden P’25 ’28
Sarah Masland-Fatherree ’03
Ashim Midha ’09
Akshay Mody ’18
