Cornell University Class of 1991

Stay in the loop!

Please don't forget to renew your ties to the class each year by supporting the Class of 1991 and paying your class dues.

When you become a dues paying member, you are identifying yourself as a proud Cornellian who has a stake in the University's future.

Your class dues go a long way...

• Supports Class of '91 mailings and publicity
• Supports special class programs
• Supports Reunion planning and events
• Supports this web site
• Supports Class of '91 networking efforts
• Allows the class to sponsor regional events
• Assists the Class of '91 in finding lost classmates
• Assists the Class of '91 in staying in touch with you, so that you can find out what's happening with your classmates and Cornell.

What other benefits will I receive for paying my dues?

• Paying your class dues also entitles you to these great rewards and discounts:
  • At Cornell
  • In & Around Ithaca
  • Where you Live or Travel
• Strengthens your relationship with our classmates and the University

Due to the creation of a new alumni communications hub (which will continue to include our Class Notes column in addition to many other features), Cornell Magazine in its current printed form will be sunsetting following the May/June 2021 issue. The amount of our class dues has been adjusted to reflect that this subscription will no longer be provided in print form.

Here are the different options:

• $30 - Regular Class Dues
• $40 - Couples Class Dues (both Class of '91)

You can pay your Class of 1991 dues through one of the following methods:

1. Online Dues Payment
2. Pay your dues by check. Mail your check payable to the Cornell Class of 1991, Box 6582, Ithaca, NY 14851-6582.

What time period is my dues payment covering?

A class 'dues year' does not follow a calendar year. Instead, it is from July 1 to June 30 of the following year. So if you pay your dues in November, it only covers the time through June 30... not through to the following November. Each year, class dues request mailings are sent in the spring. Paying them prior to July 1 will provide you with an entire year as a dues-paying member of the class.

What is the difference between class dues and gifts?

Class dues are NOT gifts to Cornell itself and therefore do not count towards our Class's Reunion Campaign total. Dues are paid by our classmates to support specifically, the Class of 1991 in the ways outlined above.

A gift to the University is an investment in Cornell's future and does count toward our Reunion Campaign. Your gift is dedicated to providing the University with either restricted or unrestricted support, based on your choice. Restricted gifts are 'earmarked' for a specific purpose (e.g, campus organizations, colleges, departments, activities, sports, fraternities/sororities, etc.). Unrestricted support is provided to allow the University autonomy in how they utilize your gift to maintain and strengthen the University as a whole.

Are my dues (and gifts) tax deductible?

Yes, the cost of your class dues is tax-deductible and constitute contributions to the Class of 1991. Additional gifts provided to the University, both restricted and unrestricted are usually tax deductible as well.