Comenius Society

The Comenius Society honors supporters who contribute $1,742 or more annually. Named after John Amos Comenius, the father of modern education, the Society reflects his visionary belief that education should be accessible to all, regardless of gender or social standing—a principle that Moravian has upheld for nearly three centuries. Through their generous giving, Comenius Society members help advance this mission of innovation and inclusion, sustaining Moravian's legacy of educational excellence.

Comenius Society	Giving Levels
Moravian Club	$100,000+
1742 Club	$ 50,000+
Chairman's Club	$ 25,000+
Trustees' Club	$ 10,000+
President's Club	$ 5,000+
Heritage Club	$ 2,500+
Benigna Club	$ 1,742+

Young Alumni

Young alumni, known as Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD), can join the Comenius Society GOLD by giving $142 during their first year after graduation, and increasing their contribution by $100 for each additional year (e.g., $200 in their second year, $500 in their fifth). This recognizes their early and impactful dedication to Moravian’s future.

Membership Benefits

Membership welcome letter
Access to societies bi-annual newsletter and other insider updates
Invitation to annual Societies Dinner
Tickets to attend annual Vespers services and reception in December

View a list of current members at moravian.edu/thanks-recognition.

Member Impact

Comenius Society members are creating a powerful impact through their generous giving.

Geoffrey M. Roche ’08

Geoffrey M. Roche ’08, a Comenius Society member and dedicated alumnus, supports Moravian through recurring donations, believing in the importance of giving back after benefiting so much from the university. Geoffrey is passionate about helping future students and looks forward to seeing them have life-changing experiences and opportunities for growth.

Janice S. Warren-Findlow, PhD ’81

Janice S. Warren-Findlow, PhD ’81 values giving back after receiving a strong educational foundation. As a first-generation college student, Janice is passionate about supporting others, especially women, and looks forward to helping women achieve their dreams.

David Zinczenko ’91 found himself at Moravian, where he was introduced to a world beyond education. The relationships he formed were invaluable, and his time at Moravian allowed him to dream big. Now, he gives back to contribute and stay involved, supporting the institution that played a key role in shaping his journey.

Sophia Rivera ’24 is passionate about giving back to the university that shaped her into the person and leader she is today. She is committed to ensuring future students, especially those on scholarships, have the same opportunities and mentorship she received

Want to learn more?

Contact John Andreadis, Director of Leadership Society Giving & Impact, at andreadisj@moravian.edu or 610-861-1337.

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