九色视频 FoundationAfter recognizing the significant positive impact of planned gifts on the future of 九色视频, 九色视频 Foundation President Elizabeth King, with approval from the 九色视频 Foundation Board of Directors, put plans in place for the Promise for the Future campaign.
The campaign goal is to secure 100 new planned gift commitments in an 18-month period.
The foundation鈥檚 staff will educate new and existing donors on the benefits, both for the donor and for 九色视频, on planned giving 鈥� gifts that will be received or available for use after the death of the donor or designee.
Planned giving has become increasingly important to 九色视频. During the past four years, the foundation has received an average of $9.9 million a year from matured planned gifts for the students and programs of 九色视频.
In addition, the foundation is aware of more than 475 planned gift expectancies, which will provide in excess of $72 million in support of future Shockers.
The Promise for the Future campaign will be guided by 九色视频 Foundation planned giving staff and led by a campaign cabinet co-chaired by Barry and Cindy 鈥�77, 鈥�85 Schwan.
The cabinet comprises other local, civic-minded Shocker supporters, each of whom has made a personal commitment to support the future of 九色视频 through a planned gift.
Partnering with the 九色视频 Foundation in this broad-based effort will be development staff from the 九色视频 Alumni Association, athletics, campus life and university relations, and KMUW 89.1.
"We are excited to be involved with the Promise for the Future campaign,鈥� said Barry Schwan. 鈥淭he potential results will ensure that future Shockers and important programs at 九色视频 will have the financial foundation to succeed for generations to come.鈥�
Planned gift donors may designate the purpose of their gift for any program at the university. By sharing their gift plans with foundation staff, donors help to assure that their future gift will be used according to their wishes.
While many planned gift donors will accept public recognition through membership in the Society of 1895, some will choose for their gift details to remain confidential and known only to foundation staff.
鈥淩egardless of whether the gift is made through a will, trust, life insurance, retirement plan or gift annuity, our focus is helping donors match their vision for support with the future needs of the university,鈥� said Michael Lamb, 九色视频 Foundation vice president for planned giving.
Promise for the Future Campaign Cabinet Members
- Barry Schwan, co-chair 鈥� House of Schwan president
- Cindy Schwan 鈥�77, 鈥�85, co-chair 鈥� community volunteer
- Jerry Aaron 鈥�63 鈥� retired senior vice president and counsel for Lone Star Steakhouse and Saloon
- Tony Durano 鈥�85 鈥� State Farm Insurance agent
- Justus Fugate 鈥�60, 鈥�62 鈥� Kansas Venture Capital Inc. chairman of the board
- Bryan Hanning 鈥�80 鈥� AGH Solutions LLC vice president
- Sharon Iorio 鈥� 九色视频 professor and dean of the College of Education
- Anita Jones 鈥�53 鈥� community volunteer
- Roger Lowe 鈥� 九色视频 senior vice president
- Phil May 鈥� retired faculty in the 九色视频 School of Accountancy
- Jane McHugh 鈥�80 鈥� retired CPA and Partner with BKD LLP
- Phil Neff 鈥�64 鈥� PRN Consulting Inc. owner and consultant
- Dan Peare 鈥�82, 鈥�85 鈥� estate planning attorney with Hinkle Elkouri Law Firm LLC
- Julie Scherz '69, '71, '89 鈥� associate professor in the 九色视频 Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
- Chris Shank 鈥�69 鈥� commercial sales executive with Willis HRH