Greg Paavo
WWT Class of 2025
Dear Community,
We’re reaching out in desperation on behalf of the resilient, hardworking, and often overlooked Warren Woods Tower Class of 2025 — a group of students whose journey through high school has been anything but ordinary.
These young people began high school in the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic. While most students look forward to freshman year as a time of new beginnings, friendships, and self-discovery, the Class of 2025 started theirs behind masks — social distancing, uncertain, and disconnected. They missed experiencing Washington DC together, 8th Grade traditions, class cedar point trip, and the transition from childhood into adulthood moments that make our Warren Woods Traditions memorable. For many, this period wasn’t just disappointing — it was deeply challenging emotionally and socially.
Now, as they approach graduation, we want to give them one last celebration, as a class, that they truly deserve. Unfortunately, our fundraising efforts have not been successful. We have tried everything we can think of to generate funds and donations but still fall short. We are on the verge of having to cancel yet another memorable tradition for this group - the thought of this breaks out heart as they have already been through so much disappointment.
Every dollar you give will directly support these students in having a senior all-night party that reflects their strength, spirit, and perseverance. Your generosity can help turn a rough beginning into a triumphant finish.
Please consider making a donation today. Let’s come together to make sure the Class of 2025 knows they are seen, valued, and celebrated. Help be a part of carrying on a 40-year Warren Woods tradition!
With gratitude,
The 2025 WWT Senior All Night Party Committee Chairs
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