Princeton AlumniCorps

Behind every Fellowship experience, Emerging Leaders workshop, mentorship opportunity, and community partnership is a network of supporters who believe in investing in people.

Our volunteers, mentors, alumni, nonprofit partners, and donors play a vital role in helping participants gain the skills, confidence, and sense of purpose needed to lead and serve.

Whether sharing professional expertise, mentoring a young leader, supporting a program, or making a gift, every contribution helps strengthen our community and expand opportunities for the next generation.

At Princeton AlumniCorps, we are grateful to everyone who has helped make this work possible and who continues to support the future for our organization.

Thank you for being part of this community.

As we conclude our 35th Anniversary celebration events, we want to sincerely thank everyone who joined us throughout this year across New Jersey, New York, Washington, DC, Chicago, and the Bay Area.

These gatherings reflected the strength, generosity, and spirit of the Princeton AlumniCorps community, and we are incredibly grateful to the alumni, Fellows, Emerging Leaders, donors, volunteers, sponsors, and partners who made them possible.

Special thanks to the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs DC Center and Willis Tower for hosting our recent anniversary celebrations in Washington, DC and Chicago. We are also deeply appreciative of our anniversary committee members, staff, and all those who contributed their time, energy, and support behind the scenes.

From celebrating our founding vision to recognizing the next generation of civic leaders, our 35th anniversary reminded us of the enduring impact of community rooted in service and public leadership.

We invite you to explore photo galleries from each event and relive these special moments with us. https://linktr.ee/princetonalumnicorps

Stay tuned for exciting updates and what’s ahead for Princeton AlumniCorps.

Some volunteers never really leave, they grow with the mission 💛

We’re proud to recognize Elizabeth Perriello Rice ’90, a Project 55 alum, current board member, and leader of our 35th Anniversary efforts.

“Princeton AlumniCorps, and in particular the Project 55 fellowship, was central to my development as a young professional, not only through the deep community experience at my placement, but also through the network of alumni who mentored me and provided guidance and support. I am inspired to give back to continue supporting the mission and the next generation of young people working on social change.

It has been a particular honor to chair the 35th Anniversary year of the organization, reconnecting with volunteers across more than three decades while celebrating in five regions. Volunteering is also a way to build community with alumni committed to the common good while honoring our founders and supporting our work today.”

Thank you, Elizabeth, for your lasting commitment and leadership.

Meet Magdely Diaz, a 2024–2025 Project 55 Fellow, whose leadership bridges diverse communities:

"This experience strengthened my ability to bridge perspectives across stakeholders and align diverse priorities in support of a shared goal."

From coordinating clinics in rural Guatemala to mentoring new fellows in NYC, Magdely exemplifies civic-centered leadership.

Read more in our 2024–2025 Annual Report: https://www.alumnicorps.org/posts/annual-report-2024-2025 and help us reach our spring goal of $159K by March 31. Thanks to supporters like you, we’re already over $100K, Your gift ensures this work continues.

Support the mission: https://www.alumnicorps.org/donate