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This summer, your generosity helps students go further — and comes with a way to show some Emory pride.
At Emory, education is a launchpad. The student experience goes far beyond the classroom — into labs where discoveries are made, internships where careers begin, and opportunities around the world that turn learning into impact.
For the past two years, more than 1,600 Emory supporters have powered these transformational journeys, fueling summer opportunities like study abroad, internships, and research. Along the way, Emory towels have traveled far and wide, popping up in destinations around the globe as a symbol of generosity in motion.
A donation of $40 or more includes a 2026 limited‑edition Emory towel as a thank you for your generosity. This year’s towel features iconic spots on the Atlanta and Oxford campuses. Whether you’re adding to your collection or starting one, an Emory towel is a simple way to show your pride — wherever your travels take you — while supporting the experiences that shape students’ lives.
Don’t miss the chance to be part of this summer tradition.
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