Tilton School Day of Giving

Step in. Reach out. Challenge accepted!

Day of Giving • April 3

At Tilton, growth doesn’t happen by accident.

It happens when students are encouraged to step forward—and when a community is willing to reach out and support them.

Step in.

Every day at Tilton, students are asked to raise their hand, try something new, and engage fully in their learning and community.

When you make a gift to the Tilton Fund, you step in alongside them, ensuring they are known, supported, and challenged in ways that prepare them for life beyond Tilton.

Your support helps make possible:

• Exceptional teaching and advising
• Student programs that build confidence and leadership
• Financial aid that expands access and opportunity

Reach out.

Day of Giving isn’t just about giving - it’s about community.

When Rams reach out to fellow alumni, parents, families, and friends, our impact grows stronger. One conversation, one shared story, one invitation can inspire someone else to step in, too.

Share why Tilton matters to you and invite another Ram to join you.

Challenge accepted!

This year, generous supporters have stepped forward with challenge opportunities that will amplify the impact of every gift.

Your participation helps us:

• Build momentum toward our challenge goals
• Increase participation across the Tilton community
• Enter Giving Day with energy, confidence, and progress

Every gift - of any size - moves us closer to our goals.

Why the Tilton Fund matters

The Tilton Fund supports the people and programs that define the Tilton experience today. It provides flexible, immediate resources that allow the school to respond to student needs, support faculty, and strengthen our community year after year.

Simply put: the Tilton Fund powers everything that makes Tilton, Tilton.

Step in today

Make your Day of Giving gift and help us build momentum before April 3.

Then, take one more step: reach out to someone who believes in Tilton and invite them to join you.

Together, we accept the challenge and move Tilton forward.