Princeton University

                                                September 2012

 

Dear Classmates:

 

I hope your summer has been relaxing and enjoyable.

 

This is the first dues request of the class fiscal year ending June 30, 2013.  Our Five Year Plan has been a huge success with hundreds of us participating over the years. For many of you, however, your previous Five Year Plan has now expired, so please check our website to confirm if your plan is current and renew if needed.

 

The other class officers and I would also like to take this opportunity to thank 72 of our classmates (next page) who have paid their dues each of the past seventeen years without missing a single year.  Their consistency has provided the financial foundation for all of our class activities.  If you wish to join this annual list by paying unpaid dues, please send me an email, and I will let you know your dues status.

 

Despite the recent difficult financial environment, the class officers would also like to thank all of our classmates who donated over $5,000 to the Summer Service Fund.  Earnings on this endowment along with your continued support allowed us to provide more than $8,000 in grants this past fiscal year – a record for the Summer Service Fund!  Each grant is typically $1,000, but the goal is to one day provide as much as $5,000 per grant, in order to fund each project completely.

 

In order to fulfill your fiscal duty to our class, simply circle either the one-year or the discounted five-year box on the dues card, fill out any personal/anecdotal information and send your check for either $45.00 or $195.00, respectively, to the Princeton Class of 1995.  Whether or not you owe dues this year, everyone is also encouraged to send a donation to the Summer Service Fund.  Alternatively, you can visit the class website (www.princeton95.org) to pay all dues or contributions by credit card. In case you did not already know, our class dues are tax-deductible and any contribution you make should be reported on your tax returns.

 

Thank you in advance for your contribution to our Class Treasury.

 

Sincerely,

 

Adam Lichtenstein ’95