Campaign Progress: Spread Your Wings Seagull graphic

We’re soaring! Spread Your Wings: The Campaign for Endicott College, launched in 2022, is now more than halfway to its five-year goal. This critical initiative ensures Endicott can not only grow to meet, but also boldly anticipate, the demands of a rapidly evolving future. Through a powerful combination of endowed, current use, and planned funds, we are strengthening the College’s ability to champion our three strategic priorities: Power of Place, Strength of Story, and Transformational Learning.

As of June 30, 2025, we’ve raised $60,210,961 of our $75 million goal.

Ayune Michel Quad
The Campaign for Endicott College
Achieving Key Campaign Priorities
Our three campaign priorities—Power of Place, underscored by Endicott’s Experiential Spaces and Learning Labs; Strength of Story, evident through the people, culture, and values that define our athletics programs; and Transformational Learning, propelled by the new Endicott Center for Civic Participation—continue to be advanced by the generosity of our donors through the Spread Your Wings campaign.
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Current Use: 63.3%   |   Planned: 29.2%   |   Endowed: 7.5%

Financial Summary | Fiscal Year 2025 Seagull graphic

Fiscal Year 2025 Financial Narrative

Endicott College completed the annual financial reporting for the year ended June 30, 2025. The financial reporting contains the opinion of the College’s independent auditors and the financial statements with related footnotes. In order to provide additional context to these results, the College has provided a narrative of financial performance over the last fiscal year. Endicott College ended Fiscal Year 2025 in a strong financial position.

Statement of Financial Position

The fiscal year ended on June 30, 2025, with total assets of $551.8 million—$16.4 million, or 3%, higher than the end of the previous fiscal year. This increase was primarily driven by an increase in buildings with the completion of renovations at the Wylie Inn and the continued investment into the Workday information management system, as well as an increase in investments. Total liabilities amounted to $133.4 million—$8.4 million, or 6%, lower than the previous fiscal year. This change was driven primarily by $3.6 million in debt principal payments and a $5.1 million drop in accounts payable and deferred revenue. The total net assets, which is the difference between the College’s assets and its liabilities, and the equivalent of its net worth, totaled $418.4 million as of June 30, 2025—an increase of $24.8 million, or 6%.

Endicott College Endowment Growth

Fiscal Year 2021 through Fiscal Year 2025

Fiscal Year Growth
6/30/25 $163,509,484
6/30/24 $146,734,426
6/30/23 $130,663,794
6/30/22 $119,158,127
6/30/21 $129,111,878
Michelle Labossier

A strong financial foundation is the bedrock of academic excellence. Endicott College’s financial committee understands this, and by carefully managing the institution’s investments to grow resources, foster portfolio growth, balance risk, and remain flexible, we fulfill our fiduciary duty and safeguard the College’s health for generations to come—while also advancing the College’s growth mindset through new academic offerings and campus enhancements.

Michelle Labossiere P’20

Treasurer, Endicott College Board of Trustees

Giving | Fiscal Year 2025 Seagull graphic

It was another banner year for the College, with record-breaking contributions from all corners of our community.

$8,769,253 total raised from 6,859 donors between July 1, 2024–June 30, 2025

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New Endowed Funds, 2024–25

  • Amy Cohn Endowed Fund for Academic Success
  • Michael Paige Excellence-in-Teaching Endowed Fellowship
  • Tadler Family Endowment Fund
  • Thomas J. Alexander Scholarship
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Sources of Philanthropy, 2024–25

  • Alumni: 37.50%
  • Corporations: 25.95%
  • Foundations: 14.85%
  • Current & Former Parents: 9.70%
  • Friends: 5.72%
  • Trustees: 5.07%
  • Faculty & Staff: 1.07%
  • Students: 0.14%
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Amy Cohn working with a student
Endicott College
Impact in Action
In 2025, the Youngens established the Amy Cohn Endowed Fund for Academic Success to provide a permanent source of funding for Endicott’s academic support services.
"Through our family’s experience at Endicott, we have seen firsthand how the rich array of academic programs and support can help students reach their potential and prepare for their future. We hope to provide lasting support that ensures these vital services not only endure but also expand to meet the needs of generations to come. We believe that philanthropy plays a powerful role in enriching college programming, creating opportunities that allow all students to thrive."
Doug & Lynn Youngen P’27
Parent Ambassador Council Members
"Each year, I am more and more grateful for the generosity of our donors. I cannot thank you enough! Your support of the Center for Academic Coaching means so much to our ever-striving, always sincere students. They benefit daily from access to a resource that helps them move towards their own unique future with both the skills and confidence required to meet their potential. Did I say thank you? Let me say it again! Thank you!"
Amy Cohn
Director, Center for Academic Coaching

Most Common Areas Supported

  • Annual Fund

    Gifts to Endicott’s Annual Fund provide vital, flexible support for the College’s most pressing needs. These funds help enhance student financial aid, invest in faculty and course development, upgrade academic facilities and equipment, and support campus priorities as they arise.

  • Endicott Scholarship Fund

    Support of scholarships strengthens the College’s commitment to academic excellence. It creates opportunities and empowers the dreams of our students, who are the heart of our community.

  • Baseball

    Donor support has enabled Endicott Baseball to invest in specialized training approaches, including a strong emphasis on pitcher development, and assisted with funding team travel, including the program’s third-straight appearance at the NCAA DIII College World Series in June of 2025.

  • Dance Team

    With the help of donor support, the Endicott Dance Team traveled to the 2025 UDA National Championships in Florida and posted three top-10 finishes, including two top-three finishes in Game Day (2nd) and Open Pom (3rd), while also earning the program’s 14th consecutive New England Regional title.

  • Men’s Soccer

    Donor funds have enabled Endicott Men’s Soccer to invest in data-informed training and preparation methods, including wearable, performance-tracking technology for student-athletes and deeper film and scouting capabilities for the coaching staff.

Financial Summary

$53.9M

Awarded in institutional student financial aid

Endicott has increased the amount of institutional financial aid awarded by $15M compared to 2019.

$551M

Total assets

Total assets at the end of Fiscal Year 2025 were 3% higher than at the end of the previous year.

$23,921

In financial aid packages

The average student financial aid package size (all sources) in Fiscal Year 2025.