Our donors

Philanthropic partnerships have been vital to Cambridge's success throughout its history. The foresight of our benefactors today continues to enable us to serve society through academic excellence.

Our donors

Testimonials

Discover why philanthropy matters and how it makes Cambridge better still. Hear from our donors about their philanthropic motivations and from those who have been supported by such gifts during their time at the University.

 
 
 
 
 
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“Why leaving a bequest to Cambridge matters to me”

Udayan (Udi) Chattopadhyay (Sidney Sussex 1992), explains why you should consider making a bequest and how he remains connected to Cambridge
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Pterodactyls and Socrates

Martin MacConnol (Magdalene 1987), a member of the University’s Alumni Advisory Board, and Chair of its Communications Working Group, explains why he became a volunteer for the University.
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The impact of volunteering — Margaret Campbell

We spoke to Margaret Campbell (Newnham 1966) about her passion for volunteering and on chairing the University's Alumni Advisory Board.
Dr Patricia Turner

Dr Patricia Turner — “I believe that conserving biodiversity is not a luxury but a survival imperative.”

Dr Patricia Turner on biodiversity, philanthropy and the new Turner Fellows programme
Harry Desai

Harry's home — leaving a legacy that matters

For decades, Harry Desai’s home has been haven for young people from all over the world. A bequest to Cambridge will ensure that his London flat will provide security for students for generations to come.

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