Office of Advancement
ADVANCE - June/July 2000
June (End-of-Fiscal-Year)
Financials
From the Office of Alumni Relations
From the Office of Advancement
From the Greenville College Foundation
Pam Taylor Named Director of Foundation Relations
June Financials Report Record Fundraising
Year for Greenville College
David Hoag, vice president of College Advancement, recently announced
a record year in giving to Greenville College. Our final totals
for the 1999-2000 fiscal year:
Unrestricted--$1,709,307.50 (goal
was $1.7 million)
Grand Total--$3,705,395.45 (previous
high was $3.4 million in 1997-98)
 From
the Office of Alumni Relations
Kent Krober, Director of Alumni & Church
Relations
From the opening cookout and ice cream on Thursday to the closing
fireworks show on Saturday night, smiles, handshakes and hugs were
observed in abundance. Approximately 600 friends joined us for at
least one of the many events of the 2000 Summer Reunion Weekend.
A few of the highlights included music from three different singing
groups, an outstanding turnout for the 1950 reunion, an entertaining,
funny, meaningful alumni banquet with speaker Brock Brentlinger
doing a wonderful job of helping us to embrace the past of GC, and
the largest turnout yet for the Panther Golf Scramble on Friday.
During the weekend, the reunion classes opened their checkbooks
and donated over $11,000 to equip another classroom for computerized
teaching. What a wonderful show of support for their alma mater!
Of all the events that take place on this campus, class reunions
are something special. They bring us back to what is really important;
our love for Jesus, each other and Greenville College.
View Photos from Alumni
Reunion 2000!
From the Office of Advancement
Travis Klopfenstein, Director of Advancement
 Claussen
Plaza Dedication, held on June 17 during Alumni Reunion Weekend,
welcomed Claussen & Page families and friends to campus. Claussen
Plaza and Page Circle were dedicated to the students of Greenville
College and in honor of Susan Claussen's parents, Clyde and Florence
Page. Claussen Plaza was made possible through a generous gift from
Jim '59 and Susan '58, '86 (Page) Claussen.
View photos from the Claussen
Plaza Dedication
 The
2000 Panther Golf Scramble, which raised
approximately $5,000 for Panther Athletics, welcomed 71 golfers,
comprising 18 foursomes, for the annual event. Kendell Stephens,
Brian Gansauer, Kyle Gansauer and Rick Stephens finished as the
winning foursome.
From the Greenville College Foundation
David Hoag, CEO
Janine Boyd, Stewardship Director
As the Foundation brings to a close it's first year of operations,
the following unaudited totals are reported:
|
Greenville College
Foundation
Contributions Income
|
Capital Gifts
Endowed Gifts (Non-SS)
Endowed Scholarships
Grants
Restricted Gifts
TOTAL Contributions Income |
June-00
$303,389.31
54,956.38
4,445.00
120,075.63
89,565.63
$572,431.95
|
Total 2000
$304,659.31
132,096.37
80,154.74
952,453.60
759,294.71
$2,228,658.73
|
|
Greenville College Foundation
Endowment Funds
|
Market Value
GC Note
TOTAL |
10/01/99
$3,069,605.90
3,794,000.00
$6,863,605.90
|
6/30/00
$3,788,716.58
3,794,000.00
$7,582,716.58
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Pam Taylor Named New Director of Foundation Relations
Linda Myette to Join North Park University
Pam Taylor will be joining us as a member of the team as the new
Director of Foundation Relations. Pam brings to us 16 years of experience
in development at GC, and two previous capital campaigns. She will
be assuming a portion of the campaign management responsibilities
as a part of the job.
Linda Myette has accepted the position of Associate Vice President
of Development at North Park College in Chicago.
Last updated: July
12, 2000
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