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trinity Annual Fund
Alumni & Friends Supporting the college
Alumni and friends of Trinity recognise, and have benefited from, the signifi cant contribution Trinity College Dublin has made and continues to make to education and research in Ireland and across the world. The Trinity Annual Fund* (TAF) facilitates the many alumni and friends who wish to give back to Trinity and make a real difference to College life.
donations are used to support the college in a number of areas
RESEARCH & TEACHING
Supporting research and teaching initiatives of the College. e.g.
• Ageing Project
• Postgraduate Studies
STUDENT SUPPORT
Assisting students experiencing serious financial diffi culties. e.g.
• Trinity Access Programmes (TAP)
• Senior Tutor’s Student Hardship Fund
TRINITY EXPERIENCE
Supporting societies, sports clubs and other student activities. e.g.
• Annual Student Awards
• Sports Scholarships
COLLEGE ENVIRONMENT & HERITAGE
Conserving and supplementing College’s treasures and improving and maintaining the campus for future generations. e.g.
• Save the Treasures of the Long Room
• Science Gallery
* The Trinity Annual Fund (TAF) works closely with the TCD Association & Trust to fund small and medium size projects which are not funded by mainstream College resources.
* For residents of the US and UK, the University of Dublin Fund and The UK Trust for TCD are recognised trusts for tax efficient giving in the respective regions.
For more information on the Trinity Annual Fund and other means of supporting the College, email
trinity.annual.fund@tcd.ie or visit
www.tcd.ie/alumni/support
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