Year in Review 2024

As Fiscal Year 2024 ended on June 30, the MIT Alumni Association (MITAA) capped a consequential year of activity that led 67 percent of the Institute’s living alumni to engage with the MIT community.

The MITAA reached this successful finish—which represents a seven-point increase over the set FY24 engagement* goal—by engaging its constituents with events, programming, and annual giving efforts designed to bring them closer to the Institute and to one another. Throughout it all, the MITAA stayed rooted in its Strategic Plan 2024 – 26 (SP26), with longstanding traditions, innovative pilots, and record-breaking moments all rolling up to one or more of the plan’s goals around community, philanthropy, and culture.

The power of collaboration served as a critical factor in this fiscal year's success. It was demonstrated by the partnership among the Association’s professional team, alumni volunteer leaders, campus stakeholders, and the Institute administration, who worked together to maximize the positive—such as a tour introducing Institute President Sally Kornbluth to alumni and friends around the globe—while navigating challenges, such as the impacts of geopolitical turmoil on our campus and our MIT community beyond.

While the fiscal year ahead promises more of the same, the following report signals optimism, as it shows how the MIT Alumni Association can keep most of the Institute’s alumni engaged.

*The MIT Alumni Association in Fiscal Year 2024 measured the engagement of the Institute’s alumni in three ways: face-to-face, philanthropic, and virtual.

Read about the MIT Alumni Association’s 2023 – 2024 Highlights (PDF)

FY24 Volunteers 

FY24 Donors

Reports to the President Archive