Donor Stories
A Shared Vision
Head of School Jim Hamilton reflects on the importance of consistently strong philanthropy and engagement. […]
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Scholars and Athletes
In 2015, Peddie learned that Kerry Fitzpatrick ’57 had created a trust to establish the Kerry B. Fitzpatrick ’57 Endowed Scholarship Fund. […]
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Half My Life
Jeff Larsen ’93 made a lead commitment in spring 2025 to establish the Brian P. Davidson Endowed Fund for Advising. […]
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Showing Up
For Andrew Scrivani ’00, giving back isn’t about grand gestures or big headlines — it’s about showing up. […]
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A Lovely Echo
Gwyneth Connell’s ’96 desire to support Peddie is rooted in her gratitude for the teachers who taught her in the 90s, as well as for the faculty who are at Peddie today. […]
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Access, Opportunity & Scholarship
At Peddie, welcoming students with the highest degree of excitement, curiosity and character is our highest priority. We are grateful to the donors who make this possible by funding more than 50 named endowed funds as well as contributing to the General Endowment for Financial Assistance.
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The Peddie Fund
The experiences of every member of the Peddie community are touched by The Peddie Fund, a critical resource that impacts all aspects of campus life. Thank you to each and every one of our Peddie Fund donors for providing Peddie with immediate and unrestricted funds, which are crucial to ensuring every part of the transformative Peddie experience.
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Capital Funds
Capital improvements are only possible with the philanthropic support of donors. Recent capital projects include new and renovated dorms, the Zhao and Li Family Fitness and Exercise Center, and the Zen D. Rizzuto-Flancbaum ’19 Rowing Facility, located within the Center.
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The Bell Society
Peddie’s future financial stability is ensured through the forethought and generosity of more than 300 Bell Society members, living and deceased. We are eternally grateful to our Bell Society members.
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What I Wish For
When I first came to Peddie, we had a meager annual fund compared to our peers, and it was supported by only a small […]
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The World is My Classroom
This past summer, thanks to The Henry Christensen Jr. Faculty Scholar Fund, Science Teacher Nika Blank ’16 embarked on an eight-day backpacking expedition in Alaska that she […]
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Finding My Future
When Samantha Forte ’27 came to Peddie, she immediately knew it was the right place for her. “Now that I’m at Peddie, I really can’t imagine myself […]
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A Diversified Portfolio
Since graduating from Peddie, Kevin Marrazzo ’74 & Bunky R. Runser ’74 have not only remained committed to each other but also […]
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Comfort Zone
Connor Pawliczak ’25 is grateful to donors for helping to provide all students with a wide range of opportunities to explore their passions at Peddie. And over […]
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A Shared Love
Sean N. & Cindy P. Woodroffe P’19 and their son Nigel P. Woodroffe ’19 share a love of Peddie. With great appreciation for the impact of lifelong […]
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Doubly Grateful
Peter W. ’06 & Brittany J. Henderson ’06 are grateful to Peddie for many reasons, none more obvious than the family they have […]
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In Honor of the Teachers
While at Peddie, I was really challenged to reflect on my core beliefs, embrace change and be empowered to find my path. Peddie reinforced shared […]
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The Bell Society
The future financial stability of Peddie is ensured through the generosity of 300+ Bell Society members: “Continuing the strong financial foundation created by those who have gone before us. Such an endeavor helps establish a lasting legacy of which we are proud to be a part …” — Rick Peters ’72 & Kim W. Peters
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The Peddie Fund
The Peddie Fund, a critical resource that impacts all aspects of campus life: “The teachers on this campus are not just here to teach, but to be there for us and to guide us to our fullest potential …” — Student Body Co-President Kyle Williams ’24
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Faculty Support
Our most important asset — our faculty: “Critical thinking is about to evolve, and savvy educators will stay out in front of the wave of change …” — Visual Arts Teacher Craig Dale P’24
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Access, Opportunity & Affordability
Welcoming students with excitement, curiosity and character is our highest priority: “Over the past few years Peddie has offered me a variety of opportunities that define who I am today …” — Eliza Lamar ’25
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