Toward the Family Living Room, within the new Osborne Family Resource Center, to be named in honor of Max Spann, Sr. and his family – $25,000; like amount for like use pledged in 2019 and 2020

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award (this grant comprised our total support through 2019)

Toward the comprehensive campus signage plan – $75,000; like amount for like use pledged for July of 2019

For: Reserved for a Future Decision fund – $350,000; for the Annual Fund – $20,000

For: Support of the Game Changer Campaign – $100,000 toward Encourage Durham Youth (endowment); $35,000 toward Empowering Students (programming and operations)

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

For: Teaching Literacy through History program in the Dover, Madison, and Morristown school districts during the 2018-2019 academic year

For: Capital projects

Toward endowment support of Phase II of the Lead with Excellence capital campaign – $50,000; for the Annual Giving Fund – $20,000 in 2016, 2017, and 2018

For: Alumni Fund – Class of ’68 – $7,500 in honor of William J. Raver; Class of ’80 – $5,000; Class of ’81 – $5,000; Class of ’84 – $15,000; Class of ’87 – $5,000; Class of ’13 – $1,000

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: The F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Scholars Fund-toward the President’s Challenge for Financial Aid

For: Kirby Athletic Merit Scholarships Annual Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club – $6,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program – $13,000; Maroon Club- Lacrosse Program – $25,000 (Men’s – $10,000 and Women’s – $15,000); Maroon Club- Swimming Program – $6,000

Toward Rise & Flourish: The Campaign for Newark Academy for the renovation and expansion of the auditorium (along with all funds in the Reserved for Future Decision Fund) – $87,500 in 2018 and $87,500 pledged for 2019 for like use

Toward the Exeter Fund in honor of Dr. Wilson M. Compton, Class of ’77

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents – $20,000; for one-time support toward the Preschool 100: Education for a Better Future campaign – $50,000

For: Efforts in Morris County

To support the Nursing Science Research and Faculty Career Development Program

For: Support of the 2018 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: The East Hanover-based operations

For: Greater Newark – $40,000; Eastern North Carolina – $30,000

In support of the Hill Center’s 40th Anniversary-for general operations – $80,000; for Hill faculty professional development – $20,000

For: Support of the new field house/dining center complex

Toward The Leader in Me Program in Forks Elementary and Palmer Elementary Schools in Easton, PA

Toward The Peck Promise: The Campaign for Excellence Elevated, specifically projects to be completed in the F. M. Kirby Family Lower School – $125,000; $125,000 pledged in 2019 and 2020 for like use

For: The Wake Forest Fund

Toward the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts Endowment Fund

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College held in January 2018

Toward Phase XII of the Campus Revitalization Project: Improvements behind the Ehinger Center

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

For: Teaching Literacy through History program in the Dover, Madison, and Morristown school districts during the 2017-2018 academic year

For: The Annual Fund

Toward endowment support of Phase II of the Lead with Excellence capital campaign-$50,000; for the Annual Giving Fund-$20,000 in 2016 and 2017; $70,000 pledged for like purposes 2018

For: Alumni Fund – Class of ’68-$7,500 in honor of William J. Raver; Class of ’80-$5,000; Class of ’81-$5,000; Class of ’84-$10,000; Class of ’87-$5,000; Class of ’13-$1,000

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: The F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Scholars Fund-toward the 2017 President’s Challenge for Financial Aid

For: Athletics Merit Scholarships

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$6,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$13,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program-$25,000 (Men’s-$10,000 and Women’s-$15,000); Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$6,000

Toward domestic programs

Toward the Petrello Matching Gift Challenge; specific allocation of funds is Reserved for Future Decision

Toward The Exeter Fund in honor of Dr. Wilson M. Compton, Class of ’77

Toward the 2017 Community Communication project

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents-$20,000; toward capacity building-$5,000

For: Greater Newark-$40,000; Eastern North Carolina-$30,000

To establish the Rex D. and Ellen Adams Loan Assistance Endowment-$300,000 in 2016 and 2017, along with all funds in the Reserved for Future Decision Fund (approximately $1.9 million); for the Annual Fund-$30,000 in 2016 and 2017

For: The F. M. Kirby Math and Science Center Endowment Fund

Toward The Leader in Me Program in Forks Elementary and Palmer Elementary Schools in Easton, PA

For: The Annual Giving Fund

For: The Wake Forest Fund

Toward the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts Endowment Fund

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College held in January 2017

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award (this grant shall comprise our total support through 2017)

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

To establish the Rex D. and Ellen Adams Loan Assistance Endowment-$300,000, along with all funds in the Reserved for Future Decision Fund (approximately $1.9 million); for the Annual Fund-$30,000; $330,000 pledged for like purposes in 2017

For: Teaching Literacy through History program in the Dover and Madison school districts during the 2016-2017 academic year

For: Fulfillment of challenge grant toward the proposed performing arts and community center-$250,000 in 2015 and 2016

Toward endowment support of Phase II of the Lead with Excellence capital campaign-$50,000; for the Annual Giving Fund-$20,000; $70,000 pledged for like purposes in 2017 and 2018

For: The Harvard College Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’68 – $ 7,500 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 5,000
Class of ’81 – $ 5,000
Class of ’84 – $ 10,000
Class of ’87 – $ 5,000
Class of ’13 – $ 1,000

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program -$23,000 (Men’s-$9,000 and Women’s-$14,000); Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$5,000

For: Williams Arts Campus

For: The F. M. Kirby Math and Science Center Maintenance Endowment Fund-$500,000; for the Kirby House Endowment Fund-$100,000; toward Kirby House furnishing-$25,000

Toward The Leader in Me Program in Forks Elementary and Palmer Elementary Schools in Easton, PA

Toward domestic programs

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward The Exeter Fund in honor of Dr. Wilson M. Compton, Class of ’77

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

To support the Nursing Science Research and Faculty Career Development Program

For: Support of the 2017 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: Greater Newark-$40,000; Eastern North Carolina-$30,000

For: The Wake Forest Fund

Toward the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts Endowment Fund

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College held in January, 2016

Toward the renovation of the Ehinger Center (student center) parking lot-$110,000 in 2014 and 2015

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project-$12,000; toward replacement of two project computers-$3,000

For: Teaching Literacy through History program in the Dover, Madison, and Morristown school districts during the 2015-2016 academic year

For: Fulfillment of challenge grant toward the proposed performing arts and community center-$250,000 in 2015 and 2016

For: The Annual Giving Fund

For: JerseyCAN’s advocacy efforts in collaboration with Pre-K Our Way-$5,000

For: Capital improvements

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’68 – $ 7,500 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 5,000
Class of ’81 – $ 5,000
Class of ’84 – $ 10,000
Class of ’87 – $ 5,000
Class of ’13 – $ 1,000

For: The Athletic Directors Fund in honor of Jim Finnen, the “Golden Voice” of Lafayette College athletics for over 50 years

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program (Men’s and Women’s)-$18,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$5,000

For: The Williams Arts Campus

Toward domestic programs

Toward the Campaign for Performing Arts in honor of Dr. Wilson M. Compton, Class of ’77

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

To support the Nursing Science Research and Faculty Career Development Program

For: Support of the 2016 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: Greater Newark-$40,000; Eastern North Carolina-$30,000

Toward pilot safety programs

For: The Annual Fund-$30,000; Reserved for Future Decision Fund-$400,000

For: Support of Scale-Up of the Hill Reading Achievement Program (HillRAP)-$250,000 in 2013, 2014, and 2015

For: The F. M. Kirby Math and Science Center Maintenance Endowment Fund-$550,000; for the Kirby House Endowment Fund-$150,000

For: The Annual Giving Fund

To establish the Kirby-Horton Access and Opportunity Endowment Fund within the Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD)-$1,000,000 in 2014 and $500,000 in 2015

To establish the Kirby-Horton Access and Opportunity Endowment Fund within the Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD)-$1,000,000 in 2014 and $500,000 in 2015

To establish the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts Endowment Fund, along with all funds in the Reserved for Future Decision Fund

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College held in January, 2015

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award (this grant shall comprise our total support through 2015)

Toward the renovation of the Ehinger Center (student center) parking lot-$110,000; like amount for like use pledged for 2015

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

For: Support of the Performing Arts Center within the Lead with Excellence capital campaign-$100,000; for the Annual Fund-$15,000

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’68 – $ 7,500 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 5,000
Class of ’81 – $ 5,000
Class of ’84 – $ 10,000
Class of ’87 – $ 5,000
Class of ’13 – $ 1,000

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey health Center Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program (Men’s and Women’s)-$15,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$5,000

For: The Friends of Morris William Center for the Arts and the Williams Arts Campus

This grant shall comprise our total support through 2015

Toward the Marian Sutherland Kirby Endowment Fund

Toward domestic programs

Toward the Navigators for Nurses Educational Progression to a BSN degree initiative

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

To support the Nursing Science Research and Faculty Career Development Program

For: Support of the 2015 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

Toward pilot safety programs

For: The Annual Fund-$30,000; Reserved for Future Decision Fund-$500,000

For: Support of Scale-Up of the Hill Reading Achievement Program (HillRAP)-$250,000 in 2013 and 2014; like amount for like use pledged for 2015

For: The F. M. Kirby Science Center Endowment Fund-$550,000; for the Kirby House Endowment Fund-$150,000; for the Culbertson Family Scholarship Fund-$50,000 (in memory of Dr. Jack H. Culbertson)

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward the current capital campaign and to complement F. M. Kirby’s original gifts in 1916 and 1930

To establish the Kirby-Horton Access and Opportunity Endowment Fund within the Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD)-$1,000,000 in 2014; $500,000 for like use pledged in 2015; for the Wake Forest Fund-$25,000

Toward the creation & construction of the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts-$1,500,000 from the RFD account plus $6,000,000 payable between 2010 and 2014

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College held in January, 2014

For: One-time capital support toward the Bound Brook Transitional Living Residence-$50,000

Toward the Colby Fund for Parents (this grant shall comprise our total support through 2014)

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

Toward Phase X of the F. M. Kirby Foundation Campus Revitalization Project – redesign and rebuild the patio and surrounding area in front of the Welch and Holloway residence halls

Toward the Evergreen Campaign, to name the F. M. Kirby Upper School Gymnasium and Entrance Hall-$700,000 and for the Annual Fund-$50,000, payable between 2011 and 2013; for the Student U program-$5,000 in 2011

For: The Annual Fund

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

Toward the proposed performing arts and community center-$275,000 along with all funds (approx. $225,000) in the Reserved for Future Decision Fund; recommend a challenge grant opportunity of $500,000 for like purpose subject to completion by 12/15/15

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward support of the Generations Capital Campaign-$50,000

To establish and name the F. M. Kirby Boarding Financial Aid Endowment along with all funds (approx. $100,000) in the Reserved for Future Decision Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’68 – $ 7,500 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 5,000
Class of ’81 – $ 5,000
Class of ’84 – $ 10,000
Class of ’87 – $ 5,000

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Friends of Lafayette Music

For: Reserved for Future Decision

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program (Men’s and Women’s)-$15,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$5,000

For: Friends of MWCA-$10,000; towards the commissioning of three original works to be performed by the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra of NY-$10,000; towards update of Kirby Collection Catalog and exhibition-$25,000; towards Weiss Black Box Theatre-$50,000

Toward domestic programs

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

For: Support of the 2014-Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life-$27,500; for one-time support toward Dr. Bradley C.S. Watson’s academic research sabbatical at the Hoover Institute-$5,000

For: Greater Newark-$35,000; Eastern North Carolina-$25,000

Toward pilot safety programs

For: The Annual Fund-$30,000; Reserved for Future Decision Fund-$500,000

For: Teaching Literacy through History program in four schools in the Morris and West Morris school districts

For: Support of Scale-Up of the Hill Reading Achievement Program (HillRAP)-$250,000 in 2013; like amount for like purpose pledged for 2014 and 2015

For: The Kirby Science Center Endowment Fund-$250,000; for the Kirby House Endowment Fund-$150,000; toward the Kirby Reserved for Future Decision Fund-$350,000

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward the Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD) program-$1,000,000 in 2011; to name and endow the FM Kirby Foundation Chair of Leadership Development within the OPCD-$1,000,000 in 2011, $500,000 in 2012 and 2013

For: The Wake Forest Fund

Toward the creation & construction of the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts-$1,500,000 from the RFD account plus $6,000,000 payable between 2010 and 2014

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College in 2013

Toward pilot safety programs

Toward support of the Aftercare Services program

Toward the Colby Fund for Parents

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

Toward the F. M. Kirby Foundation Campus Revitalization Project: Refurbish and beautify the University’s Ceremonial Path

Toward the Evergreen Campaign, to name the F. M. Kirby Upper School Gymnasium and Entrance Hall-$700,000 and for the Annual Fund-$50,000, payable between 2011 and 2013

For: The Annual Fund

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

For: The Annual Fund-$30,000; Reserved for Future Decision Fund-$500,000

For: Raleigh-Durham, NC Educational Outreach Program-$15,000; for Morristown, NJ Educational Outreach Program-$15,000

For: The Annual Fund-$25,000; toward the segregated Future Decision Fund established in 2011-$125,000

Toward support of the Generations Capital Campaign-$50,000

For: Reserved for Future Decision Fund

Toward land acquisition

For: The Kirby Science Center Endowment Fund-$250,000; for the Kirby House Endowment Fund-$150,000; toward the Kirby Reserved for Future Decision Fund-$350,000; Class of ’38-$20,000

Toward the re-roofing project with Vermont slate

Toward domestic programs

For: The New Jersey Nursing Initiative

Toward outdoor athletic facilities and installation of turf fields (this grant shall comprise our total support through at least 2014)

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

For: Support of the 2013 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: Greater Newark-$30,000; Eastern North Carolina-$20,000

For: Playmakers Repertory Company – toward education and outreach programs

For: The Wake Forest Fund

Toward the Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD) program-$1,000,000 in 2011; to name and endow the FM Kirby Foundation Chair of Leadership Development within the OPCD-$1,000,000 in 2011, $500,000 in 2012, and $500,000 pledged for 2013;

Toward the creation & construction of the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts-$1,500,000 from the RFD account plus $6,000,000 payable between 2010 and 2014

Toward the creation & construction of the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts-$1,500,000 from the RFD account plus $6,000,000 payable between 2010 and 2014

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College in 2012

Toward pilot safety programs

Toward capital expenses within the McNally complex

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

Toward Phase VIII of the F. M. Kirby Foundation Campus Revitalization Project – improvements to the entrance roadway from the President’s House to the renovated University Center

Toward the Evergreen Campaign, to name the F. M. Kirby Upper School Gymnasium and Entrance Hall-$700,000 and for the Annual Fund-$50,000, payable between 2011 and 2013; for the Student U program-$5,000 in 2011

For: The Annual Fund

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project of which $7,500 is restricted to endowment

For: Raleigh-Durham, NC Educational Outreach Program-$15,000; for Morristown, NJ Educational Outreach Program-$15,000

For: The Annual Fund-$25,000; toward a segregated Future Decision Fund-$100,000

For: The Center for Constructive Alternatives and Imprimis

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’42 – $ 10,000
Class of ’68 – $ 7,500 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 5,000
Class of ’81 – $ 5,000
Class of ’84 – $ 10,000
Class of ’87 – $ 5,000

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Friends of Lafayette Music

For: Reserved for Future Decision

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program (Men’s and Women’s)-$10,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$3,000

For: The Morris Williams Center for the Arts

Toward domestic programs

For: The New Jersey Nursing Initiative

For: Capital support toward the construction of the James B. Hunt Jr. Library

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

To support the Nursing Faculty Research and Career Development Program (this grant shall comprise our total support to the College of Nursing through 2013)

For: Support of the 2012 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: PlayMakers Repertory Company – toward educational and outreach programs

For: The Wake Forest Fund-$25,000; toward the Office of Personal and Career Development (OPCD) program-$1,000,000; to name and endow the FM Kirby Foundation Chair of Leadership Development within the OPCD-$1,000,000, and $500,000 pledged for 2012 and 2013

Toward the creation & construction of the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts-$1,500,000 from the RFD account plus $6,000,000 payable between 2010 and 2014

Toward the creation & construction of the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts-$1,500,000 from the RFD account plus $6,000,000 payable between 2010 and 2014

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College in 2011

Toward pilot safety programs

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

Toward the creation of the Thomas H. Kean Reading Room & Gallery

For: The Student U program-$5,000

For: The Annual Fund

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project of which $10,000 is restricted to endowment

For: The Annual Fund

Toward Raleigh-Durham NC School History Programs

Toward the tennis courts project

For: One-time support toward the renovation of the Pasquaney Dining Hall

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’42 – $7,500
Class of ’68 – $7,500 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $5,000
Class of ’81 – $5,000
Class of ’84 – $7,500
Class of ’87 – $5,000

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Friends of Lafayette Music

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program-$5,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$3,000

For: The Morris Williams Center for the Arts-$10,000; for one-time gift to match funds from the National Endowment for the Arts-$15,000

Toward restoration of the Quad

For: The Kirby Science Center Endowment Fund-$250,000; for the Kirby House Endowment Fund-$150,000; to establish the Kirby Landscaping Endowment Fund-$350,000; Class of ’38-$20,000

Toward domestic programs

For: The New Jersey Nursing Initiative

In support of the Immersion Experience Program

For: The Annual Giving Fund

To support F. M. Kirby Graduate Fellowships for ten, NJ-based doctoral students-$100,000 in 2008, 2009 and 2010; toward faculty support-College of Nursing-$150,000 in 2008, 2009 and 2010

For: Support of the 2011 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

Toward the Minerva Fellow program

For: The Wake Forest Fund

Toward the creation & construction of the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts-$1,500,000 from the RFD account plus $250,000 in 2010 and $1,250,000 in 2011; $1,500,000 pledged for like purpose for 2012, 2013, and 2014

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College in 2010

Toward support of the After-Care Services program

Toward the Colby Fund

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

Toward Phase VII of the F. M. Kirby Foundation Campus Revitalization Project – improvements to the north-south roadway that leads from the Kirby Gate to the President’s House

For: The Annual Fund

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project of which $12,500 is restricted to endowment

For: The Annual Fund

For: New Jersey programs

Toward completion of the math and science center

For: The Center for Constructive Alternatives and Imprimis

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’42 – $ 5,000
Class of ’68 – $ 5,000 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 5,000
Class of ’81 – $ 5,000
Class of ’84 – $ 5,000
Class of ’87 – $ 5,000

For: Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Friends of Lafayette Music

For: Special Endowment for Unforeseen Athletic Needs

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program-$5,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$3,000

For: The Morris Williams Center for the Arts

For: Kirby House Endowment Fund-$400,000; Kirby Science Center Endowment Fund-$500,000

Class of ’38

Toward the expansion of the library parking lot

For: The Annual Giving Fund

To support F. M. Kirby Graduate Fellowships for ten, NJ-based doctoral students-$100,000 in 2008 and 2009; toward faculty support-College of Nursing-$150,000 in 2008 and 2009; like amounts for like use pledged for 2010

For: Support of the 2010 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: PlayMakers Repertory Company – toward youth programs

For: The College Fund-$12,500; for Emergency Student Aid Fund-$12,500

For: The Kirby Library

Toward support of the After-Care Services program

For: Peter Gibbon’s Senior Research Fellow work at Boston University School of Education

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 12/5/07

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

Toward Phase VI of the F. M. Kirby Foundation Campus Revitalization Project – the Welch-Holloway Courtyard

For: The Annual Fund

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 12/05/07

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project of which $12,500 is restricted to endowment

For: The Annual Fund

Toward construction of the Outreach and Teacher Training Center and to establish the Kirby-Horton Teacher Training Center

For: The Center for Constructive Alternatives and Imprimis

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’42 – $ 5,000
Class of ’68 – $ 5,000 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 5,000
Class of ’81 – $ 5,000
Class of ’84 – $ 5,000
Class of ’87 – $ 5,000

For: Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Friends of Lafayette Music

For: Special Endowment for Unforeseen Athletic Needs

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Maroon Club-$5,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program-$5,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$3,000

For: The Morris Williams Center for the Arts

For: Endowed maintenance support of the Kirby House

Class of ’38

For: The ancillary funds budget for financial aid students

For: The Annual Giving Fund

To support F. M. Kirby Graduate Fellowships for ten, NJ-based doctoral students-$100,000 in 2008; toward faculty support-College of Nursing-$150,000; like amounts for like use pledged for 2009 and 2010

For: Support of the 2009 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: Support of the 2009 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: PlayMakers Repertory Company

For: The College Fund

For: The Kirby Library

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College in 2009

For: Peter Gibbon’s Senior Research Fellow work at Boston University School of Education

To establish the Miles and Katharine Prentice Distinguished Lecture Series endowment funded by the F. M. Kirby Foundation-$25,000 in 2006 and 2007

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 12/8/06; toward the Parents’ Fund

Toward the Weekend Nursing Program

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

For: Support of the President’s House refurbishment

For: The Annual Fund

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 12/08/06

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project of which $15,000 is restricted to endowment

For: The Annual Fund

To name the F. M. Kirby Resource/Study Center

For: The Center for Constructive Alternatives and Imprimis

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’42 – $10,000
Class of ’68 – $ 5,000 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 1,000
Class of ’81 – $ 4,000
Class of ’84 – $ 6,000
Class of ’87 – $ 2,000

For: Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Friends of Lafayette Music

For: Special Endowment for Unforeseen Athletic Needs

For: Reserved for Future Decision

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Maroon Club-$3,000; Maroon Club-Football Program-$14,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$3,000

For: The Morris Williams Center for the Arts and to observe the Center’s 25th anniversary season

For: Unrestricted support

For: F. M. Kirby Science Center Endowment-$1,000,000; Bicentennial Landscape Fund-$250,000

Class of ’38

Toward the capital expansion project-$25,000

For: The ancillary funds budget for financial aid students

Two-for-one match of Marian C. Burke’s 6/12/07 contribution

For: The Annual Giving Fund

For: LEED signage-$25,000 in 2007 and 2008

For: Support of the 2008 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: New Jersey operations

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 12/08/06

For: PlayMakers Repertory Company

For: The F.M Kirby Faculty Fellowship, within the Presidential Trust for Faculty Excellence, restricted to endowment-$125,000 in 2006 and 2007; for the College Fund-$25,000 for 2006

For: The Kirby Library

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College in 2008

In support of the capital campaign for restoration of the Tau Chapter House of the Zeta Psi Fraternity

To establish the Miles and Katharine Prentice Distinguished Lecture Series endowment funded by the F. M. Kirby Foundation-$25,000 in 2006 and 2007

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 3/25/06

Toward specific programs for family philanthropies-$5,000

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 3/25/06

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award

Toward Phase IV of the F. M. Kirby Foundation Campus Revitalization Project and to name the F. M. Kirby Gate

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project of which $20,000 is restricted to endowment

To name the F. M. Kirby Reading Room

To name the F. M. Kirby Reading Room-$500,000 for 2005 and $500,000 for 2006

For: The Annual Fund

Toward the Kirby-Horton Endowment in support of student financial aid

For: The Center for Constructive Alternatives and Imprimis

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Alumni Fund
Class of ’42 – $10,000
Class of ’68 – $ 5,000 in honor of William J. Raver
Class of ’80 – $ 1,000
Class of ’81 – $ 4,000
Class of ’84 – $ 6,000
Class of ’87 – $ 2,000

For: Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Friends of Lafayette Music

For: Special Endowment for Unforeseen Athletic Needs

For: Reserved for Future Decision

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Maroon Club-$3,000; Maroon Club-Football Program-$12,000; Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$2,500

For: The Morris Williams Center for the Arts

For: Improvements to Kirby House-$500,000; endowed maintenance support for Kirby Science Center-$500,000

Class of ’38

Toward The New Edition capital campaign to name the F. M. Kirby Exhibition Gallery-$85,000 in 2004 and 2005; $80,000 in 2006

For: The ancillary funds budget for financial aid students

For: Immediate use for current scholarship needs

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward the Campus Life Project-$5,000 in 2004, 2005, and 2006

For: The Securing Excellence Capital Campaign-$100,000 in 2004, 2005, and 2006

For: Support of the 2007 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: New Jersey operations

Two-for-one match of Katharine C. Prentice’s contribution dated 3/25/06

For: PlayMakers Repertory Company

For: The F.M Kirby Faculty Fellowship, within the Presidential Trust for Faculty Excellence, restricted to endowment-$125,000 in 2006 and 2007; for the College Fund-$25,000 for 2006

For: The Kirby Library

For: The Kirby Mid-Atlantic Regional Leadership Conference in 2007

In support of the capital campaign for restoration of the Tau Chapter House of the Zeta Psi Fraternity

For: Support of the Launch Program

Toward A Campaign for Durham Academy-$412,500 (along with $350,000 released from RFD fund established in 2018) in 2019 & $825,000 in 2020 and $412,500 in 2021 thereby naming Horton Hall (the Middle School Fine Arts and Language Building).

For: Durham Academy Fund

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

For: Teaching Literacy through History program in the Dover, Madison, and Morristown school districts during the 2021-2022 academic year

For: The Annual Fund

For: The Annual Giving Fund

For: One-time capital support toward renovations of the first permanent HomeWorks house

For: Support of efforts in Morris County

For: Alison Byerly & Stephen Jensen Endowed Scholarship Fund

For: Alumni Fund-Class of ’68-$7,500 in honor of William J. Raver; Class of ’80-$5,000; Class of ’81-$5,000; Class of ’84-$15,000; Class of ’87-$5,000; Class of ’13-$1,000; Class of ’19-$1,000

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletic Merit Scholarship Annual Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics EnhancementGift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$6,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$14,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program-$28,000 (Men’s-$14,000 and Women’s-$14,000); Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$6,000

Toward domestic programs

For: Support of the James B. Hunt Jr. Library

For: Support of the Wilson College Flex Factory

Toward The Exeter Fund in honor of Dr. Wilson M. Compton, Class of ’77

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

For: Support of the 2021 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: The East Hanover-based operations

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference held virtually in January 2021

For: Greater Newark

Toward the establishment of the Fred Morgan Kirby Prize for Scaling Social Impact-$135,250 ($100,000 prize; $35,250 for program budget) in 2020 and 2021; like amount pledged for like use for January 2022

For: The Annual Fund-$50,000; Reserved for Future Decision Fund-$225,000

Toward Further Access and Diversity, Equity & Inclusion initiatives-$75,000

For: Support of the Dining and Athletics (DAC) Complex

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward COVID relief funds-$250,000; toward the Wake Forest Fund-$25,000; toward the Program for Leadership and Character-$25,000

Toward the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center For Creative Arts Endowment Fund

Toward the Family Living Room, within the new Osborne Family Resource Center, to be named in honor of Max Spann, Sr. and his family-$25,000 in 2018, 2019, and 2020

For: Jonathan A. Vedder Commencement Award (this grant comprised our total support through 2021)

For: Support of the Launch Program

Toward A Campaign for Durham Academy thereby naming Horton Hall (the Middle School Fine Arts and Language Building)

Toward A Campaign for Durham Academy thereby naming Horton Hall (the Middle School Fine Arts and Language Building)

For: Durham Academy Fund

For: Support of the Game Changer Campaign-$50,000 toward Encourage Durham Youth (endowment); $35,000 toward Empowering Students (programming and operations)

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

For: The Annual Fund

For: The Annual Giving Fund – $30,000; toward GFA COVID-19 Relief Fund-$20,000

Toward the STEM Lab project

For: Alumni Fund – Class of ’68-$7,500 in honor of William J. Raver; Class of ’80-$5,000; Class of ’81-$5,000; Class of ’84-$15,000; Class of ’87-$5,000; Class of ’13-$1,000; Class of ’19-$1,000

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: The F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Scholars Fund-toward the President’s Challenge for Financial Aid

For: Kirby Athletic Merit Scholarships Annual Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$6,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$13,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program-$30,000 (Men’s-$15,000 and Women’s-$15,000); Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$6,000

Toward domestic programs

Toward The Exeter Fund in honor of Dr. Wilson M. Compton, Class of ’77

For: One-time 25th Anniversary support-$10,000

For: Efforts in Morris County

For: Support of the 2019 Civitas Forum on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: The East Hanover-based operations

For: Greater Newark

Toward the establishment of the Fred Morgan Kirby Prize for Scaling Social Impact-$135,250 ($100,000 prize; $35,250 for program budget) in 2020 and like amount pledged for like use for January 2021 and January 2022

For: The Annual Fund

Toward Hill School Student Financial Aid-$25,000

For: Support of the Dining and Athletics (DAC) Complex

For: The Annual Giving Fund

Toward The Peck Promise: The Campaign for Excellence Elevated, specifically projects to be completed in the F. M. Kirby Family Lower School

Toward The Peck Promise: The Campaign for Excellence Elevated, specifically projects to be completed in the F. M. Kirby Family Lower School

Toward The Leader in Me Program in Forks Elementary and Palmer Elementary Schools in Easton, PA

For: Crisis Response Fund- $25,000; The Wake Forest Fund- $25,000

Toward the Allan P. and Marian Sutherland Kirby Center for Creative Arts Endowment Fund- $100,000; for one-time support of the Shafer Alumni House- $50,000

For: The Kirby Presidents Leadership Conference at Lafayette College held in January 2020

Toward the Family Living Room, within the new Osborne Family Resource Center, to be named in honor of Max Spann, Sr. and his family-$25,000 in 2018 and 2019; like amount for like use pledged in 2020

Toward the comprehensive campus signage plan-$75,000 in 2018 and 2019

Toward A Campaign for Durham Academy-$412,500 (along with $350,000 released from RFD fund established in 2018); like amount for like use pledged in 2020, 2021, and 2022 thereby naming Horton Hall (the Middle School Fine Arts and Language Building)

For: Support of the Game Changer Campaign-$100,000 toward Encourage Durham Youth (endowment); $35,000 toward Empowering Students (programming and operations)

Toward the Adrienne Kirby Family Literacy Project

For: Teaching Literacy through History program in the Dover, Madison, and Morristown school districts during the 2019-2020 academic year

For: the Annual Fund

For: the Annual Giving Fund

Toward the STEM Lab project

For: Alumni Fund – Class of ’68-$7,500 in honor of William J. Raver; Class of ’80-$5,000; Class of ’81-$5,000; Class of ’84-$15,000; Class of ’87-$5,000; Class of ’13-$1,000

For: Alumni Association Endowment Fund

For: Carolyn Huntington Bailey Health Center Endowment Fund

For: the F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc. Scholars Fund-toward the President’s Challenge for Financial Aid

For: Kirby Athletic Merit Scholarships Annual Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Endowment Fund

For: Kirby Athletics Enhancement Gift Fund

For: Maroon Club-$6,000; Friends of Lafayette Football Program-$13,000; Maroon Club-Lacrosse Program-$25,000 (Men’s-$10,000 and Women’s-$15,000); Maroon Club-Swimming Program-$6,000

Toward domestic programs; toward the Diana Davis Spencer Foundation challenge grant-$10,000

Toward Rise & Flourish: the Campaign for Newark Academy, specifically the renovation and expansion of the auditorium (along with all funds in the Reserved for Future Decision Fund)-$87,500 in 2018 and 2019

Toward the Exeter Fund in honor of Dr. Wilson M. Compton, Class of ’77

Toward preschool scholarship assistance for Morris County residents

For: Efforts in Morris County

Towards scholarship support for nursing students through the 2019 Chancellor’s Scholarship Challenge

For: Support of the 2019 Civitas for um on Principles and Policies for Public Life

For: the East Hanover-based operations

For: Greater Newark

For: the Annual Fund

For: Support of the Dining and Athletics (DAC) Complex

Toward the Peck Promise: the Campaign for Excellence Elevated, specifically projects to be completed in the F. M. Kirby Family Lower School-$125,000 in 2018 and 2019; $125,000 pledged in 2020 for like use

Toward the Leader in Me Program in for ks Elementary and Palmer Elementary Schools in Easton, PA

For: the Wake for est Fund