Volunteers
Thank you for going above and beyond.
We are only able to deliver on our promise to support Penn undergraduates because of you. Every time an alum or parent gets involved as a volunteer, our community grows that much stronger. We are grateful for your time, your energy, and your Penn pride. Go Quakers!

Ways to Get Involved
Volunteer Opportunities

Reunion Giving Volunteers
Reunion classes are led by giving committee volunteers who establish both donor and dollar goals to achieve throughout the reunion cycle and fiscal year—July 1 to June 30. Gifts in honor of milestone celebrations directly benefit The Penn Fund and special projects chosen by several classes.

Class Giving Volunteers
Whether or not you are in a milestone reunion year, there are many ways to help your class reach dollar and donor goals that help keep the Penn philanthropic tradition alive year after year. After all, Benjamin Franklin himself said: “An investment in knowledge always pays the best interest.”

Young Alumni Volunteers
Welcome graduates of the last decade! As young alumni, you play a significant part in our ability to support the undergraduate experience at the University by creating and maintaining strong connections to friends, classmates, and members of the campus community. Become a fundraising volunteer or plan a philanthropic leadership event to help foster the Penn spirit around the country and the world.