

Giving to Stern
Haskins Giving Society
The Haskins Giving Society is comprised of Stern's most generous and loyal donors.
Join HaskinsA Thank You to the Members of the Haskins Giving Society
A message of gratitude to the School's most loyal and generous annual supporters.
Why Join Haskins?

Make an Impact
Transform Student Lives
Haskins level donors provide significant philanthropic support. Funding from leadership donors supports scholarships, helps Stern recruit top-tier faculty, and launch innovative programs.

Be Part of an Elite Society
Connect with the Network
The Haskins Giving Society is an esteemed group of alumni with a commitment to the School's continued excellence. Stern is pleased to host events where Haskins members can connect.Join Haskins

Enjoy VIP Benefits
Access Exclusive Events & VIP Invitations
Stern hosts a number of celebrations at iconic New York City venues, including the annual Alumni Holiday Celebration and Haskins Award Dinner. Haskins members receive VIP invitations and early access to premier events.

Haskins Award Dinner
The annual Haskins Award Dinner is one of NYU Stern's most esteemed and longest-standing events.
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Haskins Gift Levels
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Membership Benefits
Chairman's Circle $25,000+
- Exclusive invitations to premier industry and networking events, featuring leading faculty and business thought-leaders
- Invitation to the Haskins Giving Society Leadership Round Table Breakfast Series
- Invitation to the NYU Alumni Awards Ceremony
- Priority access and seating at Signature Events, with special donor recognition
- Invitation to the annual Haskins Award Dinner, held each spring
- Early access to the annual Alumni Holiday Celebration, held in the winter
- Insider tours of the Stern campus
- Exclusive invitations to events for Haskins donors throughout the year
Haskins Founder $10,000 - $24,999
- Invitation to Haskins Giving Society Leadership Round Table Breakfast Series
- Invitation to the NYU Alumni Awards Ceremony
- Priority access and seating at Signature Events, with special donor recognition
- Invitation to the annual Haskins Award Dinner, held each spring
- Early access to the annual Alumni Holiday Celebration, held in the winter
- Insider tours of the Stern campus
- Exclusive invitations to events for Haskins donors throughout the year
Haskins Benefactor $5,000 - $9,999
- Priority access and seating at Signature Events, with special donor recognition
- Invitation to the annual Haskins Award Dinner, held each spring
- Early access to the annual Alumni Holiday Celebration, held in the winter
- Insider tours of the Stern campus
- Exclusive invitations to events for Haskins donors throughout the year
Haskins Investor $2,500 - $4,999
- Invitation to the annual Haskins Award Dinner, held each spring
- Early access to the annual Alumni Holiday Celebration, held in the winter
- Insider tours of the Stern campus
- Exclusive invitations to events for Haskins donors throughout the year
Recent Graduates
Haskins Fellow - Graduate Alumni
$500 for graduate alumni from the last 0 - 5 years (Graduate 2021 - 2016)$1,000 for graduate alumni from the last 6-10 years (Graduate 2015 - 2011)
Young Haskins Associate - Undergraduate College Alumni
$250 for undergraduate alumni from the last 0 - 5 years (Undergraduate 2021 - 2016)$500 for undergraduate alumni from the last 6 - 10 years (Undergraduate 2015 - 2011)
- Invitation to the annual Haskins Award Dinner, held each spring
- Early access to the annual Alumni Holiday Celebration in December
- Membership in the NYU Young Alumni Leadership Circle (YALC)
All Haskins members receive the Haskins Edition of the Stern Insider, Stern's monthly e-newsletter, the NYU Alumni Card, the alumni magazine, SternBusiness, opportunities to travel with NYU Alumni, and recognition in the annual donor report.
Charles Waldo Haskins

In 1900, he was the founding dean of the earliest professional school of business, then named the New York University School of Commerce, Accounts, and Finance. During his tenure at NYU, he served as a professor of auditing and the history of accountancy. Haskins was a frequent lecturer and had a missionary zeal for accounting standards–he once described the public accountant as one who "understands the anatomy and physiology of business and the rules of health of corporations, partnerships, and individual enterprises. He diagnoses abnormal conditions and suggests approved remedies. His study and interest is the soundness of the world of affairs." Many of Haskins philosophies of business education remain central to Stern's mission.