The John Cleve Green Society

The Lawrenceville School established the John Cleve Green Society to recognize the generosity of all participants in the School's Planned Giving Programs.

It was through the foresight and generosity of the Society's namesake, John Cleve Green, that the Lawrenceville School was purchased in 1879 from Samuel M. Hamill, re-created in the tradition of the older New England academies, and brought to international prominence before the turn of the century.

The remarkable legacy of John Cleve Green and his generous heirs includes much that gives Lawrenceville its distinctive character today. The Circle Houses, Memorial Hall, Upper House, Edith Memorial Chapel, and most of the land on which the School is situated are all a part of this extraordinary legacy.

The John Cleve Green Society honors and seeks to perpetuate this distinguished tradition of giving at Lawrenceville. Participation in any of Lawrenceville's Planned Giving Programs-including bequests, life-income arrangements, and other deferred gifts-automatically qualifies you for membership in the John Cleve Green Society. Benefits include a handsome set of leather covered brass coasters; a gold lapel pin; annual luncheons; educational seminars; Lawrenceville's flashcards; and ongoing professional gift planning services tailored to your personal needs. Contact us for more information on how to join.

The Lawrenceville School
Office of Planned Giving
2500 Main Street, Hogate Hall or
PO Box 6125
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
(609) 620-6064 | Fax: (609) 895-2148
E-mail: scushmor@lawrenceville.org