MIT Sloan Reunion

Rohini Chakravarthy, MBA ’99, who is celebrating her 25th MIT Sloan Reunion, will contribute $25,000 through the MIT Sloan Annual Fund if 125 other MIT Sloan alumni celebrating their Reunions this year join her in making a gift on 3.14.

About MIT Sloan Reunion

The anniversary of your MIT Sloan graduation is a milestone worth celebrating! You’re invited to on-campus reunions for your class’s first anniversary and quinquennial anniversaries from the fifth through the sixty-fifth. Even if you can’t attend, you can participate in the celebration by contributing to your class’s Reunion Gift.   

We hope you’ll choose to make an extraordinary gift through the MIT Sloan Annual Fund in honor of the occasion, joining with your classmates to offer more support to the school’s students and faculty. As an MIT Sloan Annual Fund donor, you will provide much-needed resources for student-run clubs and conferences, career advising, research assistants, Action Learning labs, and more.  

By giving through the MIT Sloan Annual Fund today, you will bring us one donor closer to securing $25,000 in challenge funds being offered by Rohini Chakravarthy, MBA ’99, who is celebrating her 25th reunion this year. You will also count as one of the 552 MIT Sloan Annual Fund donors needed to unlock another $55,000 from challengers J. Thomas Bentley, SM ’75 and James C. Foster, SF ’85--you can help bring a total of $80,000 more for our students and professors. Thank you for joining with your classmates to make a difference. 

*If you do not see a particular fund listed, you can donate on the MIT giving site and still be counted in the MIT 24-Hour Challenge.