Become our partner in reimagining the future
Alumni, students, parents, employees and friends know that we never sit still. We imagine the best future for our students and for our community, and we continually strive to improve, build and invest in that future.
When you give to Lynn, you become our partner in reimagining the future. With your help, our talented students, employees, and community are empowered to advance ideas, make new connections, and build a better world by:
- Empowering academic innovation with best-in-class campus design and technology
- Investing in world-class teaching
- Advancing the arts, culture and free exchange of ideas
- Assuring a Lynn education for students with great potential
Where to give
Ways to give
When we’re successful, we have to make sure those behind us have the same opportunity. As alumni, we know Lynn and the quality of the education, so it’s easy to invest our money in its students.Wayne Jarvis '96
Featured projects and programs
Empower academic innovation, provide for world-class teaching and assure a Lynn education for students with great potential.
I hope to have a positive impact on the relevance of classical music in modern society. I hope to innovate, inspire and re-engage the classical music world.August Berger, ’16, Ruth Nelson Kraft Awards Foundation scholarship recipient
Donor spotlight
Family weekend bass playingLoren King, community member
The Lynn Debate Team won 1st and 2nd Novice at a British Parli tournament at University of North Georgia!Kathryn Hamm, faculty member
Congratulations to Marian Wallis for winning the Compliance Quarterly's scavenger hunt. She and her team enjoyed sweets!Monica Cruz, Office of Compliance, staff member
Congrats to Amy Filiatreau for winning the Compliance Quarterly scavenger hunt. Her team enjoyed sweet treats!Monica Cruz, Office of Compliance, staff member
Celebrating the freedom to read for Banned Books Week at the library!Sabine Dantus, staff member
DSSG 200 students, Jaclyn Kuwik-Buttacavoli and Anna Krift serve at Boca Helping Hands to learn about food insecurity.Anna Krift, faculty member