The Latest and Greatest from Your Foundation at Fort Hays State University - March 2015
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785-628-5620 http://foundation.fhsu.edu March 2015 BOARD MEETINGS Held in the Dreiling Board Room and via teleconference Executive Committee March 12th @ 10:00am Strategic Planning Committee March 26th @ 3:00pm WHERE WE ARE HEADED IN MARCH: Melanie Bannister: Kansas City (5-8 and 26-27), Great Bend (11), throughout Hays the rest of the month. Jared Schiel: Kansas City (4-8), Wichita (25-27), throughout Hays the rest of the month. Jason Williby: Salina/Topeka (3), Kansas City (4-8), Virginia or Minnesota (23-27), throughout Hays the rest of the month. BIRTHDAYS Staff Members March 18th Hayley Bieker Board of Trustee Members March 23rd Nancy Vogel The Dane G. Hansen Foundation and the Fort Hays State University Foundation have a long-standing relationship that was recently strengthened with a $3 million gift in support of our great university. These funds will be used to build the “Dane G. Hansen Scholarship Hall,” which will house 32 students on our campus. Not only is this the 2nd largest gift ever made to Fort Hays State from one single entity, but the Dane G. Hansen Foundation is now our largest lifetime donor. To learn more about this exciting new scholarship hall, visit: http://foundation.fhsu.edu/pressrelease/hansen.php 2ND LARGEST GIFT IN FHSU HISTORY EDUCATION IS THE MOST POWERFUL WEAPON WITH WHICH YOU CAN CHANGE THE WORLD. “ NELSON MANDELA “ – F H S U F O U N D A T I O N – - S E V E N T Y Y E A R S 1 9 4 5 - 2 0 1 5 – S E V E N T Y Y E A R S - 1 9 4 5 - 2 0 1 5 – S E V E N T Y Y E A R S - 1 9 4 5 - 2 0 1 5 - TH RECENT GRADUATES GIVE BACK TO FHSU Andrew and Jenna Dempewolf remember how difficult it was to work part-time jobs while earning degrees — not to mention making time to stay involved on campus. That’s why they’ve decided to give back to Fort Hays State University students by creating the Andrew & Jenna Dempewolf World Ready Elementary Education Fund and the Andrew & Jenna Dempewolf Finance Scholarship. To read more about what these recent graduates are doing to give back to Fort Hays State, please visit: http://foundation.fhsu.edu/pressrelease/dempewolf.php DID YOU KNOW? In our 2014 fiscal year, 7,819 donors gave more than $6.2 million to FHSU. With that, 48% went to Scholarships, 40% to Departmental use, and the remaining 12% for unrestricted (building maintence, etc) use. Your FHSU Foundation’s investment return for the year ending June 30, 2014, was #1 in the state of Kansas, #1 in the MIAA, and in the top percentile in the United States at 20.5%. These numbers are according to recently released national rankings from the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO).
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Transcript of The Latest and Greatest from Your Foundation at Fort Hays State University - March 2015
R o b b i n s C e n t e r - H o m e o f y o u r F H S U F o u n d a t i o n
785-628-5620http://foundation.fhsu.edu
March 2015
BOARD MEETINGS Held in the Dreiling Board Room and via teleconference
Executive Committee March 12th @ 10:00am
Strategic Planning Committee March 26th @ 3:00pm
WHERE WE ARE HEADED IN MARCH:Melanie Bannister: Kansas City (5-8 and 26-27), Great Bend (11), throughout Hays the rest of the month.
Jared Schiel: Kansas City (4-8), Wichita (25-27), throughout Hays the rest of the month.
Jason Williby: Salina/Topeka (3), Kansas City (4-8), Virginia or Minnesota (23-27), throughout Hays the rest of the month.
BIRTHDAYSStaff Members March 18th Hayley Bieker Board of Trustee Members March 23rd Nancy Vogel
The Dane G. Hansen Foundation and the Fort Hays State University Foundation have a long-standing relationship that was recently strengthened with a $3 million gift in support of our great university. These funds will be used to build the “Dane G. Hansen Scholarship Hall,” which will house 32 students on our campus. Not only is this the 2nd largest gift ever made to Fort Hays State from one single entity, but the Dane G. Hansen Foundation is now our largest lifetime donor. To learn more about this exciting new scholarship hall, visit: http://foundation.fhsu.edu/pressrelease/hansen.php
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RECENT GRADUATES GIVE BACK TO FHSUAndrew and Jenna Dempewolf remember how difficult it was to work part-time jobs while earning degrees — not to mention making time to stay involved on
campus. That’s why they’ve decided to give back to Fort Hays State University students by creating the Andrew & Jenna Dempewolf World Ready Elementary Education Fund and the Andrew & Jenna Dempewolf Finance Scholarship. To read more about what these recent graduates are doing to give back to Fort Hays State, please visit:
http://foundation.fhsu.edu/pressrelease/dempewolf.php
DID YOU KNOW?In our 2014 fiscal year, 7,819 donors gave more than $6.2 million to FHSU. With that, 48% went to Scholarships, 40% to Departmental use, and the remaining 12% for unrestricted (building maintence, etc) use.
Your FHSU Foundation’s investment return for the year ending June 30, 2014, was #1 in the state of Kansas, #1 in the MIAA, and in the top percentile in the United States at 20.5%. These numbers are according to recently released national rankings from the National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO).
