Legacies
A legacy to Dulwich College is your opportunity to support the education of future generations of pupils at the College, helping to provide first class resources for teaching and learning, and to make a Dulwich College education available to as many bright and able boys from all backgrounds, as possible. By leaving a gift to Dulwich College, you do something amazing, allowing boys to benefit from an education that will shape their future.
The Canon Carver Society
The Canon Carver Society recognises those who have pledged a gift to the College in their will. Established in 2004, it was named in honour of Canon Alfred James Carver, Master of Dulwich College (1858-83), who set the College on a new course following the Dulwich College Act of 1857. The changes he instigated transformed the College and led to its reputation as one of the country’s leading schools. The Society today has over 125 members and is led by its President, Sir Peter Bazalgette OA (1962-71) whose enthusiasm and commitment have been invaluable. The College has received contributions of more than £7 million in legacy gifts since the Society was founded in 2004. Donations to the College are exempt from inheritance tax and no gift is too small. If you would like to know more about legacy giving, please contact:
Matt Jarrett +44 (0)20 8299 9285 jarrettm@dulwich.org.uk
"I urge everyone to think of leaving a gift to the College in their will to furnish those in the future with the tremendous benefits we enjoyed in the past.”
John Lovering CBE OA (1961-68) President of the Alleyn Club (2019-20) Governor of Dulwich College (2010-17)
Canon Carver, Master of the College 1858-83
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