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Dwight's Rich History
Founded in 1872 as a feeder school for the nation's best colleges, Dwight is named for Timothy Dwight V, twelfth President of Yale University.
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Academics
Personalized Learning
We customize a personal educational journey for every student based on their strengths and passions.

International Baccalaureate
The IB curriculum is the international "gold standard" in college preparation. Dwight has been an IB trailblazer for over 30 years.
Student Life
Sparking Innovation
Student entrepreneurs can receive monetary grants to take their ideas and innovations with real-world application into the marketplace.

After-school Programs
Athletics and extra-curricular activities, ranging from A (Art) to Z (Zumba), spark minds, bodies, and imaginations.
Alumni
A Special Place
At the core of a great school is its community. Dwight fosters a warm, welcoming, and inspiring community, which embraces diversity and mutual-respect to help build a better world.

Make an Online Gift

Thank you in advance for your support of The Dwight School Foundation’s Annual Fund, which provides professional development grants to faculty, and financial aid and innovation grants to students.

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All donations are final. The Dwight School Foundation and Dwight School will not share information with other parties without consent.

Giving Categories

International Society Leadership Circle

Presidents' Circle $50,000+
Prime Ministers' Circle $25,000–49,999
Foreign Ministers' Circle $15,000–24,999
Ambassadors' Circle $10,000–14,999
Consul Generals' Circle $5,000–9,999
Diplomats' Circle $2,500–4,999
Founders' Circle $1,872–2,499
Young Explorers' Circle* $100 and above

Supporters

Sponsor $1,000–1,871
Advocate $500–999
Contributor $250–499
Friend Up to $249

* For alumni from the ten most recent classes

Important Donor Tax Information for 2020 Gifts

The CARES Act, passed on March 27, 2020, allows individual and corporate taxpayers to increase their charitable contribution deductions for most public charities during calendar year 2020. Deduction limits for individuals have been raised to 100% of adjusted gross income (up from 60% previously), and corporate deduction has more than doubled. Individuals who do not itemize may deduct up to $300 for calendar year 2020.

Questions? Contact us

Moira Chouaf, Annual Fund Director

mchouaf@dwight.edu
646.400.0314

Annual Report