Celebrate the PBHA Reunion!

Whether you are celebrating your 5th reunion or your 75th, we hope you will join your classmates from the Phillips Brooks House Association back on campus to reconnect and reminisce about old times while learning about PBHA's exciting new programs and plans for the future from current students.

We will have two reunion receptions in the Parlor Room at Phillips Brooks House to align with class reunion schedules. RSVP below!

RSVP now!

  • Group of people in a room with wooden decor and a portrait, engaging in conversation; one person holding a drink; another wearing a name badge.

    50th-70th Reunion Reception

    Classes of 1955-1975


    Thursday, June 5th
    1:00 - 2:30 PM

    RSVP
  • A large group of people sitting and standing in a room with wood paneling and arched windows, some holding laptops. Blue balloons spelling 'PBHA' are above a fireplace.

    5th-45th Reunion Reception

    Classes of 1980-2020

    Saturday, June 7th
    1:00 - 2:30 PM

    RSVP

Whether or not you can join us in Cambridge in June, please consider donating to PBHA through your reunion class gift. 

You can donate to PBHA in any of the following ways:

Make a gift to PBHA and receive Harvard class credit HERE

  • Select a Fund: “OTHER”

  • Other Fund Name: “General Support of the PBHA Fund - allocation code 310-330584RG”

  • Please note that Harvard will retain 15% of your gift for administrative purposes.

Mail a check

  • Phillips Brooks House Association, 1 Harvard Yard, Cambridge, MA 02138

Give directly to PBHA HERE

  • Please consider making a recurring gift to continue to support PBHA’s vital work.

Have questions or are interested in giving in other ways?
Contact Nathan Greenberg at nathan@pbha.org.

My time with PBHA was the most powerful learning experience I've ever had. The combination of experiential learning, coaching/mentoring from staff, support and challenge from a community of peers, and leadership development both prepared me for my career as a social worker and educator, and inspired me to continue fighting for social justice in my personal and professional lives.

— ‘11