GIVING TUESDAY 2025
Whittier College Athletics is proud to join the global movement of generosity this Giving Tuesday on December 2! Your support strengthens the Purple & Gold Club and individual team funds, providing essential resources to meet the evolving needs of our athletic programs.
At Whittier, every student-athlete matters. As an NCAA Division III program, Poet Athletics empowers students to compete at the highest level while prioritizing academic achievement and future career goals.
With 19 men's and women's teams representing more than one-third of our student body, Poet Athletics plays a vital role in shaping the Whittier experience. Our programs are housed entirely on our beautiful 75-acre campus, creating a seamless connection between classrooms, dorms, dining, training, and game-day facilities.
JOIN US IN MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Your gift directly impacts critical areas of need such as:
- Team travel and recruiting
- Part-time coaching support
- High-quality equipment
- Facility improvements
Every contribution is more than a donation—it’s an investment in the future of Whittier College Athletics. Your generosity gives our coaches and administrators the flexibility to make strategic decisions that enhance our competitive edge.
BE PART OF THE POET COMMUNITY
We invite alumni, parents, friends, and fans to come together for this important day of giving. Support the Purple & Gold Club or any of our team funds and help our student-athletes excel—on the field, in the classroom, and beyond.
JOURNEY FORWARD WITH THE WHITTIER FUND
In her State of the College address, President Kristine E. Dillon '73 emphasized two essential pillars for Whittier's long-term financial stability: rebuilding enrollment and elevating fundraising.
A key factor in attracting and supporting students is ensuring that 100% of them receive a grant or scholarship—a goal made possible through contributions to the Whittier Fund.
The Whittier Fund is our most powerful resource for student success. It provides the flexibility to meet evolving needs—whether through scholarships, innovative academic programs, or campus initiatives that enrich the Poet experience.