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Celebrating 20 Years | Schaap Science Center
Posted by Cheryl WunderlichA professor plops down on the stairs, lowering her load so she can fish out a paper to illustrate...
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Flavis the Squirrel Goes Back to School!
Posted by Rylee Thayer '22Alumni, families and fellow lovers of the Pine Grove squirrels alike were given the opportunity t...
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Â鶹ÊÓƵÍøÕ¾ Global Travel Program is Going to Scotland!
Posted by Courtney E. Brewster '04Since 1961, alumni and friends of the college have had the opportunity to explore the world as li...
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Introductions
Posted by Alexander Jones | Vice President of Philanthropy and EngagementAlumni and Friends of Hope College, Greetings! I am Dr. Alexander Jones, Hope’s new Vice Presid...
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Thank You! Day of Giving 2024
Posted by The Annual Philanthropy TeamThe grand totals are in and it’s time to celebrate! We couldn’t be more thankful for the alum...
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Savannah Warner ’24 | Early Elementary and Early Childhood Education Major
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Hope by the Numbers
- 8,000+Community of Donors
When you make a gift to Hope, you are joining more than 8,000 others who share your strong commitment and contribute to Hope’s success each year.
- $1.2MGifts Under $100
Gifts of $100 or less have combined for a total impact of $1.2 million over the past five years.
Learn More - $70MTo Generate Equal Support
It would take $70 million of endowment to generate the same amount of annual support that our community of donors provide through The Hope Fund each year.
Learn More - 1:10Local Investment
Gifts that support Hope College support the greater Holland community as $1 of every $10 in the local economy can be credited to the college.
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This is my anchor of hope for this people in the future.
Rev. A.C. Van Raalte