Colby College exceeded its $370-million campaign goal June 30, raising a total of $375,886,268 million in the largest fundraising campaign in Maine’s history

“The success of this campaign shouldn’t be taken for granted,” said Robert E. Diamond Jr. ’73, chair of Colby’s Board of Trustees and president of Barclays Bank PLC. “Exceeding our ambitious $370-million goal, despite the worst global recession in generations during these last two years of the campaign, is a stunning achievement.”

We want to share with you some of the inspiring stories, the new initiatives, and the results with lasting impact that have come from this magnificent effort. We hope you will enjoy these brief Flash presentations and accept our heartfelt thanks for all that you have done and will do to support Colby.
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Giving Opportunities
Make a Colby Fund Gift
Colby Fund gifts provide budget relief and supports important items such as financial aid, academic programs, libraries, and campus beautification.

Endowment
Gifts to Colby's endowment are invested for long-term growth. A fixed percentage of endowment assets is spent annually.

Make a Colby Fund for Parents Gift
Gifts from parents and grandparents of current and former students directly support the education of all Colby students.

Facilities
The spectacular Mayflower Hill campus, long heralded as one of the nation's most beautiful college campuses, is in the midst of its most ambitious expansion since the move from downtown Waterville more than a half century ago.

Campaign News Campaign Progress















$375.9 Million
(101.59%)
as of June 30, 2010
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Donor Profiles
Alleen Thompson '40: Colby and Waterville Legacies
Alleen Thompson '40 In June 2010 Alleen Thompson '40 attended reunion at Colby. Then in July she attended the Colby Alumni College, on The Great Depression this year. In August she was at the 54th annual Wachs Great Books Summer Institute, also on campus. "There's so much happening on campus during the summer that most alumni probably don’t even know about! The Great Books program offers an excellent opportunity to engage in intellectual discussions, and I already have the reading list for next summer,” she said.
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Gifts at Work
Mark Lederman '66 Memorial Student Research Fellowships
Researching Diseases Carried by Mice This summer four Colby students worked on campus as research assistants to Colby professors, thanks to the Mark Lederman '66 Memorial Student Research Fellowship.

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