PRINCETON generations

Ideas and Strategies from the Office of Gift Planning at Princeton University

From punch cards to legacy code: Grateful for family memories and lifetime friendships, Russell Pyne ’77 gives back to Princeton

He was always cold. Russell Pyne ’77 didn’t mind, though. His brain was whirring with curiosity. The massive computer that stirred his imagination needed colossal … Continue reading →

Graduate fellowship gifts: Help Tigers go beyond their potential

Julia Brubach was drawn to graduate school at Princeton because she “liked how integrated the electrical engineering department was with the materials science department.” In … Continue reading →

For John Abraham *86, a fellowship gift pays forward what Princeton gave him — new ways to learn and think

For John Abraham *86, memories of his arrival on Princeton’s campus in 1981 remain vivid. The long flight from India, landing at John F. Kennedy … Continue reading →

2026: Organizing your year-end charitable gifts

As 2026 draws to a close, now is the time to organize your charitable giving. Know the many ways to give to Princeton As you … Continue reading →

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