Your Impact in Action
July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026
Dear Friends,
Every gift to Endicott College is an investment in our students and the transformative experiences that define an Endicott education. Your generosity expands access to scholarships, supports mentorship, fuels experiential learning, and empowers exceptional opportunities. Thank you for making this possible.
During the 2025–26 academic year, your philanthropy helped advance Endicott in meaningful ways. We welcomed Dr. Bryan Cain as the College’s eighth president, opened a new Welcome Center at College Hall, achieved a momentous milestone in the Spread Your Wings campaign with nearly $70 million raised toward our $75 million goal, and celebrated a remarkable year of philanthropic engagement. More than 8,200 members of the Endicott community made a gift this year, nearly 1,500 more donors than last year. Together, alumni, parents, students, faculty, staff, and friends demonstrated that philanthropy is a defining part of what it means to be a Gull.
The enclosed report highlights just a few of the ways your generosity has made a difference. Whether you supported scholarships, academic innovation, athletics, the arts, or the College’s highest priorities, your investment is creating lasting opportunities for Endicott students. The dance team and baseball program were among the most-supported areas this year, and both advanced to their respective national championships—a testament to what is possible when talented students are fueled by a community that believes in them.
Thank you for your partnership and for believing in the promise of an Endicott education. Together, we are creating opportunities that will benefit students for generations to come.
With gratitude,

Patrick C. Hewett
Vice President, Institutional Advancement
$8,712,917 raised from July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026
8,282 Total Unique Donors
Fiscal Year 2026 Donor Breakdown
- Alumni: 30.81%
- Parents and grandparents: 29.36%
- Friends: 20.40%
- Students: 9.89%
- Current and former faculty and staff: 7.20%
- Organizations: 2.34%
“Giving Day and other directed giving to the School of Science & Technology has transformed experiential learning opportunities for STEM majors at Endicott. Both graduate and undergraduate students have traveled to and presented at national research and professional society conferences; senior thesis, capstone, and graduate research projects have received critical funding to adopt technologies that were previously out of reach; and the funding has also supported supplies for research-focused summer internships with faculty.”
—Jessica Kaufman, Ph.D.
Associate Dean of Science & Technology
Chair of Engineering, Computer Science & Mathematics
Supporting Endicott Together
3,078
supporters made their first-ever gift to Endicott last year.
56%
of donors made gifts in both of the past two fiscal years.
$25
(or less) was the most common gift size.