There are so many opportunities that I can get here that I am not able to get anywhere else.
The impact of your support is abundantly clear on campus every day.”
For Kamal Sinha ’92 P’28, Peddie has been far more than a school. […]
Read: From Student to Steward
While more than 200 endowed funds help keep the Peddie road trip moving forward, the Cory Wingerter ’01 Student Council “Fun” Fund provides something every traveler needs along the way: fun! […]
Read: Road Trip
On the varsity soccer field, Melania Amer ’26 was a force. […]
Read: A Living Legacy
Established in 2014 by Michael Armellino ’57 GP’19 as a way to “increase access to Peddie for all kinds of kids who are qualified,” the Armellino Scholars Program invites a select group of highly qualified boarding students to attend Peddie and become part of an intergenerational community of scholars committed to lifelong curiosity, growth and mentorship. […]
Read: The Armellino Scholars
For Brian and Tina Horner P’28, a favorite Disney quote, “All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them,” captures their son Ryan’s experience at Peddie. […]
Read: Dreams Can Come True
For nearly a decade, Coach Roman Horoszewski P’16 ’18 was the heart of Peddie’s boys novice rowing program. […]
Read: Coach H
Thanks to the Dr. Carrol O. Morong Fund for Ethics, Shani Peretz, Ph.D. spent a week at the Stanley King Retreat, organized by the Center for Spiritual and Ethical Education. […]
Read: Deeper Listening
Thanks to the Class of 1957 Faculty Enrichment Fund, Nancy Diehl, Ph.D. attended a four-day intensive AP Psychology workshop with the AP Institute last summer. […]
Read: Transformed
As we continue to raise the bar for excellence in teaching and learning, we offer our abundant thanks to those who have raised the bar for philanthropy at Peddie. The […]
Read: Total Giving
The Bell Society honors 351 past, present and future donors who have crafted planned gifts, including bequest intentions, beneficiary designations, charitable gift annuities and charitable trusts, among others, that energize […]
Read: The Bell Society
We are profoundly grateful to our most loyal donors who have been dedicated to building a culture of philanthropy and strengthening Peddie in meaningful ways by supporting Peddie for 25 […]
Read: Loyal Donors
We gratefully recognize all our volunteers who selflessly share time, insight and resources to bring our community together, strengthen our culture of engagement, and build our Peddie network. If you […]
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Restricted gifts are discussed in partnership with the donor and the school to provide funding for specific needs. This enables generous parents, alumni and friends to contribute to an agreed-upon […]
Read: Restricted Giving and Gifts In Kind
General Endowment Fund Allison B. Davi ’02 & Michael J. KuharskiWilliam Heald Groverman, Class of 1928* ◊Carlos A. Guajardo & Daniela Garza P’22 ◊Gregg R. Lawson ’78*Sara L. McGinty ’96 […]
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Ala Viva Fund for Student Activities Anonymous (2)Drew Grant ’24Stephanie A. Picardi ’99 ◊ Paul M. Albert, Jr. ’60 Math Fund in Memory of Evans Hicks ’25 Paul M. Albert […]
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Future Endowed Funds William D. ’71 & Molly M. Almond Scholarship Fund Clay Bogusky ’76 Academic Success Endowed Fund Robert M. ’54 and Deborah S. Jaffe P’89 Endowed Fund for […]
Read: Future and Pending Endowed Funds
Gifts to Peddie’s endowment provide a permanent source of income for priorities that are essential to the school and not covered by tuition. All capital projects are funded by philanthropy […]
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Planned gifts — through a will, retirement fund, charitable gift annuity, trust, or real estate — are a meaningful way to shape Peddie’s future and support generations of students to […]
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Class of ’29 Anonymous (13)Tiffany E. ’00 & Hasan Alrefae P’29 ◊Rashaad H. & Michelle Y. Bajwa P’23 ’26 ’29 ◊Maxim & Elena Bolshtyansky P’29Michael & HoYan Cabot P’29Lawrence Chan […]
Read: Current Parents
Consistent alumni giving is the single most influential factor in any leading educational institution’s long-term success; increasing alumni giving directly impacts Peddie’s ability to deliver a high-quality experience for Peddie […]
Read: Alumni Giving by Class Year
Gifts made in honor or memory of members of our community are a meaningful way to recognize those who have made a lasting difference. We are thankful to all who […]
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Dear Friends,
The impact of your support is abundantly clear on campus every day.
We hope these stories offer a glimpse of how your generosity transforms the Peddie experience and fulfills the promise of our mission.
Together, we are investing in teaching and coaching excellence; access for students with excitement, curiosity and character; a strong boarding experience; consistently strong athletics that build character and resilience; a workplace where great educators want to teach and mentor; and a Peddie network that offers a lifetime of connection.
Visiting hundreds of alumni and families in 25+ cities around the world, we see and hear the impact of enduring engagement and philanthropy. Alumni often share that they are guided by Peddie’s values and eager to connect, mentor, volunteer and give back.
Last year, alumni participation in The Peddie Fund increased for the first time in nearly a decade. This resulted in a record $1.7 million in Peddie Fund gifts from alumni, contributing to the $2.5 million in total Peddie Fund gifts received and a combined $7.3 million received for all purposes.
Over the last 18 months, we’ve secured over 60% of our fundraising goal for the stadium and fields renovation project, with over $5 million committed. That momentum, paired with gifts for all purposes, helped us respond to our highest priorities and resulted in: more scholarships funded, increased salaries, a new piano for Chapel, a new shell for the crew team, free laundry for all students, and so much more. Thank you!
Ala Viva!
James A. Hamilton
The Thomas DeGray Head of School
Karyn B. Vella P'21 '24
Assistant Head for Development
55%
Tuition and Fees
33%
Endowment Income
6%
Auxiliary Enterprises
5%
Current-Use Unrestricted (The Peddie Fund)
1%
Other
74%
Program Support
12%
Institutional Support
8%
Auxiliary Enterprises
6%
Fundraising
Douglas E. Davidson ’64, Chair
Patrick W. Dennis ’98, Board Chair-Elect
Mitka T. L. Baker ’96
Chetan Bhargiri P’24
John M. Coiro ’87 P’17
Allison B. Davi ’02
Brian M. DiFeo ’96
Heather McCarthy Drstvensek ’97
Jean Minskoff Grant
James A. Hamilton
Patrick J. Horgan ’84
Stuart H. Kerr ’73
Robert B. Kugler ’68
Benjamin Levy ’00
Michael L. Li ’17
Mitchell G. Mackler ’84
Michele E. Martin ’86
Sara L. McGinty ’96
Hari Moorthy P’22 ’25
Sunanda Nair-Bidkar P’20 ’22
Ndiya D. Nkongho ’95
Sheryl J. Oliver P’17 ’19
Ashish B. Patel ’95
Bernadette Schmidinger-Brown ’01
Kamal D. Sinha ’92 P’28
Michael D. Smith ’79
Timothy H. Starkey ’96
Chavon T. Sutton ’99
Sarah E. Venanzi
Stephanie Brisbin Warren ’95
Nora E. Wolf ’03
Sean N. Woodroffe P’19
Tsuyoshi Yokokawa ’00
Shenghong “Jonathan” Zhou P’24 ’26
P Parent; GP Grandparent
Christopher J. Acito ’85
Elizabeth S. Silverman P’03 ’10
Michael R. Armellino ’57 GP’19
Arthur E. Brown ’63
Alfred P. DiCenso ’52 P’89
Roy D. Grossman ’70
Terry W. Hensle ’60 P’92
J. Robert Hillier
Robert M. Kaye ’54
Anne L. Seltzer P’88
P Parent; GP Grandparent
Stephen L. Brown ’57 P’95
Karen C. Buroojy P’07
Susan W. Caldwell ’80 P’12
George C. Chen ’84
Edward C. Dippold ’81 P’12
Jeffrey D. Enslin ’84 P’14
Gabriel A. Galindo ’59 P’98 ’01
Domingo Garcia P’17 ’20 ’23
Bernard M. Goldsmith ’62 P’83 GP’12 ’15 ’18
Roger B. Hansen ’61 P’91
Ralph Izzo P’15
Jeffrey R. Larsen ’93
Kevin L. MacMillan ’93 P’26
Linda C. Marshall ’81
Wight Martindale ’80 P’16 ’18 ’20
David B. Mitchell ’63
Robert J. Ruberton ’93
Hal L. Rubin ’57
Gregory K. Smith ’85
P Parent; GP Grandparent