Saying Thank You

We are extremely grateful to all who support Emmanuel, and we say thank you in various ways.

Read the latest copy of our report for supporters, Your Impact (2025).

All donors

are listed in the Emmanuel Review (unless their donations are anonymous; sums are never disclosed)
are invited to a donor event in years they give

Loyal Donor Circle members (donors who have given any amount consistently over a number of years)

receive special recognition in the Emmanuel Review (unless their donations were made anonymously; sums donated are never disclosed)
are invited to donor events and offered other occasional event opportunities in years they give

All who pledge legacies to Emmanuel

are invited to join the Frankland Society, which is named after our first legator, Joyce Frankland. Members are invited to a special annual event, and receive exclusive communications receive invitations to other events for donors

Master's Circle members (£10,000 or more received)

£10,000 or more received

are offered membership of the Master's Circle and invited to an annual dinner in College

£50,000 or more received

are offered membership of the Master's Circle and invited to an annual dinner in College
are invited to the annual Gomes lecture and dinner

£100,000 or more received

are offered membership of the Master's Circle and invited to an annual dinner in College
are invited to the annual Gomes lecture and dinner
are invited to a Fellows' guest night in either May or December

Benefactor Bye-Fellows (£250,000 or more received)

receive invitations to some College events
are able to dine at High Table on a number of occasions each year
are listed in the College Magazine and in the Cambridge University Reporter
are admitted at a ceremony in the Parlour
have their names recorded on a board in the Old Library

Benefactor Fellows (£1,000,000 or more received)

receive invitations to many College events
are able to dine at High Table on several occasions each year
are listed in the College Magazine and in the Cambridge University Reporter
are admitted at a ceremony in the Parlour
have their names recorded on a board in the Old Library

Spotlights

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Queen's Building

The award-winning Queen’s Building contains an 130-seat theatre, the MCR, reception and seminar rooms, and music practice facilities.

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Rob – Music Publishing in Auckland

During the summer months of last year, I travelled to New Zealand in order to take up a work experience placement I had organised with the generous help of Auckland University’s Department of Music. I worked in the Department’s publishing branch, INTRADA, which specialises in discovering and editing sidelined music from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries before publishing it for its first performances in centuries.

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Lewis – Culture of Fields

Having spent 2014–15 at Harvard University on a Herchel Smith Scholarship, I was delighted to return to Emmanuel this year (I completed my BA in English in 2014) to study for an MPhil in Criticism and Culture.