The Darrold A. and Kay Cannan Jr. Endowment for Campus Preservation was created in 1995 by Darrold A. Cannan Jr., Class of 1953, for the purpose of assisting the University in maintaining and restoring, when necessary, its National Historic Landmark campus buildings, and to support the University's beautification efforts by the planting of trees and shrubbery.

The Class of 1936 Historic Restoration Endowment was established by the class in 1986 in honor of its 50th reunion. The endowment supports the restoration and care of the University's National Historic Landmark Campus.

The Class of 1958/Farris and Judy Hotchkiss Alumni House Endowment is an endowment established by members of the class in celebration of their 50th reunion. Income from the fund is used to maintain the Farris and Judy Hotchkiss Alumni House and to support the programs of the Office of University Advancement, including development and alumni affairs. The President, in consultation with the Vice President for University Advancement, will have discretion to spend the income within the fund's two purposes.

The Joella and Stewart Morris Endowment was established in 1994, by Joella and Stewart Morris of Houston, TX, to support the operations of the Morris House. Thanks to the generosity of the Morrises, the home which was built in 1842 as a faculty residence was restored in 1986 to accommodate university guests.

The Larry and Fran Peppers Room Endowment, established in 2015, is a permanently endowed fund at Washington and Lee University providing funds to maintain the Larry and Fran Peppers Room in Huntley Hall. The funds are administered by the Crawford Family Dean of the Williams School of Commerce, Economics and Politics.

Established in 2016, is a permanently endowed fund at Washington and Lee University providing funds to maintain, preserve and care for the historic Colonnade. The funds are administered by the Vice President for Finance in accordance with the policies and procedures of the Board of Trustees.