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Celebrating Class Pride and Collective Impact

Jul 25
2 min read

The Piney Woods School extends its heartfelt gratitude to every alumnus, class, and supporter who participated in the Alumni Challenge.

Together, our alumni raised $4,680, demonstrating the generosity, enthusiasm, and enduring connection that continue to define the Piney Woods family. This initiative was about more than fundraising—it created an opportunity for alumni across generations to reconnect, represent their classes, and invest in the future of the school.

We are proud to recognize the following classes for their outstanding participation and support.


Top Fundraising Classes


First Place: Class of 1990

The Class of 1990 led the challenge, raising $538.70.


Second Place: Class of 2013

The Class of 2013 raised $517.75, finishing close behind in second place.


Third Place: Class of 1997

The Class of 1997 secured third place with $406.25 raised.


Additional Class Recognitions


Highest Class Participation: Class of 2001

With seven unique donors, the Class of 2001 had the highest level of participation.


Class Spirit Award: Class of 1999

The Class of 1999 was recognized for its enthusiasm, pride, and visible support throughout the challenge.


Alumni Reconnection Award: Class of 1993

The Class of 1993 welcomed the highest number of new donors, helping expand alumni involvement and reconnect more graduates with Piney Woods.


Legacy Participation Recognition: Class of 1957

The Class of 1957 was the earliest graduating class represented in the challenge and contributed $300—a meaningful reminder of the lifelong connection shared by Piney Woods alumni.


Thank You, Piney Woods Alumni

Every contribution, regardless of amount, helped make the Alumni Challenge a success. Your generosity continues to support a legacy rooted in Head, Heart, and Hands while showing current and future learners what it means to remain connected to Piney Woods.

We look forward to continuing the celebration by highlighting each recognized class individually and sharing more opportunities for alumni to reconnect, participate, and support the school.


We are Piney Woods. We are family.


Stay Connected. Keep the Momentum Going.

The Alumni Challenge may be complete, but there are still many ways to stay involved with Piney Woods. Reconnect with classmates, participate in upcoming alumni initiatives, and help strengthen opportunities for current and future learners.

To learn more or share ideas for future alumni engagement, contact alumni@pineywoods.org.

 
 
 

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5 days ago

It’s so heartwarming to see the Class of 1990 take first place, and how close 2013 came right behind them—that kind of intergenerational energy is exactly what keeps a school community thriving. Congratulations to everyone who gave, no matter the amount, for making the Alumni Challenge feel like a true reunion of purpose. By the way, I keep a supplier of construction wire, tie wire, rebar supports, anchor bolts and temporary fencing for importers and distributors I like to share: https://www.leeter.cn/products/temporary-fencing/

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