// SUPPORT
Support
the South.
The first alumni weekend was paid for out of the founders' own pockets. More than six hundred people came anyway.
What you give here funds the next one — and the scholarship that comes out of it. Give once, or set it to repeat.
501(C)(3) NONPROFIT · EIN 41-5069012
CONTRIBUTIONS ARE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE TO THE EXTENT ALLOWED BY LAW.
// OTHER WAYS TO GIVE
Send It Direct.
Same accounts we use for reservations. Nothing about the gift changes.
- CASH APP$wfhsreunion1967
- VENMO@wfhsreunion1967
Put your name and email in the payment note. Without it we have no way to know who gave, and no way to thank you.
// WHERE IT GOES
Where It Goes.
Scholarships for Windsor Forest seniors, and the alumni programming that keeps fifty years of graduating classes in the same room. Two weekends, six events, and the first scholarship were built before this page existed.
$1,000
AWARDED IN SCHOLARSHIPS
TO A GRADUATING SENIOR, CLASS OF 2026
600+
ALUMNI GATHERED
13 CLASSES, ONE WEEKEND
6
EVENTS HOSTED
ACROSS TWO ALUMNI WEEKENDS
// WITH THANKS
Who Showed Up.
Campbell and Sons Funeral Home, led by Donovan J. Campbell of the Class of 2010, stepped in as a key supporter during the first All Alumni Cookout when funding was scarce. His contribution, offered without hesitation or request, helped make the event possible and set the tone for the generosity that continues to drive our mission.
Eady Lifeline Properties LLC
SPONSOR
Eady Lifeline Properties LLC, led by Latecha of the Class of 1991, helped bridge the gap between our generation and the 90s at a moment when support was crucial. Her contribution and her quiet guidance behind the scenes were just as valuable, strengthening the foundation of our first alumni cookout.
Douglas Walker, Class of 2007, connected us with his 2008 line brothers of the Delta Kappa Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., securing the funding for our $1,000 scholarship. Their commitment to Scholarship and the spirit of The Bridge Builder helped us invest in a senior who understands what it means to reach back.
Neighbors Feeding Neighbors gave the Collective its first true day of service, allowing alumni to step beyond social events and into real community work. Their partnership showed that Windsor Forest alumni can show up for the families in the same neighborhoods that shaped us.
// THE DIFFERENCE
Sponsors give capital. Partners give time, space, and access.
Both are how a scholarship gets funded and a weekend gets built. There is room on this list for your business.
// SPONSORSHIP
Put Your
Name On It.
Sponsorship places your business in front of an alumni network that runs from the Class of 1968 to this year's seniors, and puts your name on the scholarship and the programming that network funds.
We build each package around what you are trying to reach: signage and presence at the alumni weekend, recognition on this site and in our event materials, or direct backing of a named program. Tell us what you have in mind and we will show you exactly where it goes.
GOES STRAIGHT TO THE BOARD. NO FORM LETTER BACK.
// WHAT A SPONSOR FUNDS
- The Scholarship
- Awarded to a Windsor Forest senior. One so far. It should not stay one.
- Alumni Weekend
- Tents, food, music, and the space to hold everyone who comes.
- Social Action
- Food, clothing, and toiletries moved through Neighbors Feeding Neighbors.