Profiles in Giving
John Metzger '46
John Metzger did so much to help this university grow and prosper, says WPI President Dennis D. Berkey. We are deeply grateful for his service and his friendship. While the WPI community will miss John Metzger profoundly, the legacy he built, through his professorship and countless other contributions, will endure for generations to come.
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Mort Fine '37
A saver all his life, Mort Fine '37 is also a most generous giver, volunteering his time and talents with several nonprofit organizations. He has been especially generous to WPI, making a charitable gift annuity to endow the Morton S. Fine '37 and Frances Kaufman Fine Scholarship Fund.
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Paul Beswick '57
Take a walk through the offices of Beswick Engineering, and you'll see signs filled with words like teamwork, pride, support, and gratitude—words that reflect not only the way Paul Beswick has led his company since 1968, but the values with which this WPI graduate lives his life.
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George I. Alden
During his lifetime, George Alden established a philanthropic trust to continue his support for education and for WPI after his death. Today, the George I. Alden Trust is recognized as WPI's greatest benefactor, with commitments to date totaling over $16 million.
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