Kenyon Women Giving Back

Kenyon alumnae give back in a variety of inspiring ways — to their communities, their families, their professions and their alma mater.

Kenyon Women Giving Back celebrates these philanthropic alumnae, honors their contributions and shares the important stories of how Kenyon women are impacting the world collectively. The association is committed to fostering community and engagement with alumnae and current women students and supporting the College financially.

Supporting Women at Kenyon

Recent data suggests that although women are more engaged with Kenyon than their male counterparts, they do not lead with philanthropy as strongly as men. In the ongoing Our Path Forward campaign, roughly one-third of giving is coming from women. Join us to change that.

Kenyon Women's Annual Scholarship

Gifts made through the Kenyon Fund to the Kenyon Women's Annual Scholarship directly support current year scholarship needs for a deserving student who identifies as female. Support the scholarship.
Kenyon Women's Endowed Scholarship

Created with a lead gift from Nina Freedman '77 H'92 to honor the 50th anniversary of women coming to Kenyon, this need-based scholarship is given each year to a deserving student who identifies as female. Contact Nicole Pagano-Percy to learn more.
Leaving Their Marks

Three women named spaces in the new Chalmers Library: the Ellen W. Griggs ’77 Career Development Suite, the Christine Gould Sharkey ’80 Writing Center and the reading room, named in recognition of a gift from Betty Lou Hawbaker to honor her son, Robert K. Carver Jr. ’79.

Interested in learning more about the association or suggesting a topic or speaker for a KWGB event? Contact Director of Alumni & Parent Engagement Annie Gordon.