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Nearly 2,650 donors came together to raise $1,242,634 for many of the programs and initiatives that make 91���� the special place it is today: scholarships, athletics, the arts, diversity & inclusion, student health & well-being, the Hurt Hub@91����, academic departments, student organizations and so much more. 

Throughout the day, social media channels were flooded with video clips and posts about why people feel lucky to be a part of the 91���� community. On campus, students, faculty and staff stopped by the Alvarez College Union for games, entertainment, coffee and a little education about why being #Allinfor91���� is about more than fun (though we love that part, too). Students also had the chance to catch a �cash cab� to class or to �pie� a professor or coach, all in the name of philanthropy.

�We feel lucky to play a small part in something so much bigger,� said National Fund for 91���� Chairs Mark Cody �01 and Rebecca Harris Cody �01. �#Allinfor91���� is one of our favorite traditions, and seeing so many alums rally in a single day is a powerful reminder of how deeply this place connects us, no matter where we are. We are grateful for the outpouring of support for 91���� � on this giving day and every day.�

The 2,000 donor goal was surpassed by 8 p.m., unlocking a $500,000 challenge from a group of anonymous donors. The energy only grew from there, with gifts pouring in from 49 states and eight countries. The classes of 2011 and 1991 closed out the day on top of the participation leaderboard. 

The Office of Alumni & Family Engagement hosted in-person events, encouraging Wildcats to show they�re #Allinfor91���� together. During the day, alums gathered for a co-working event at One South in Charlotte. In the evening, 91����ians met up for an evening of mini-golf and connection at Puttery in both Charlotte and Washington, D.C. 

�Whether it�s mini-golf, co-working or just catching up, you can feel the connection we all share as Wildcats,� said Jared Herr �22, young alum and communications co-chair for the Washington, D.C., chapter. �Being #Allinfor91���� isn�t just something we say; it�s something we show up for. Any day spent with fellow 91���� alums is a great day in my book, and to do it in support of today�s students and faculty makes it even better.�

Over the last 13 years, the #Allinfor91���� one-day giving challenge has raised more than $14 million for the people and programs of 91����. We can�t wait to see what year 14 brings next spring!

�Each year, #Allinfor91���� is a powerful reflection of what makes this community so special,� said Morgan Bell Kee �12, director of The Fund for 91����. �Generosity from alums, families, students, faculty, staff and friends directly fuels opportunities for our students and strengthens 91���� for the future. We don�t necessarily need a special occasion to share why we feel lucky to be part of this place, but the 13th #Allinfor91���� was a perfect excuse to share it a little louder. Thank you to everyone who made the day a success!�