With All-Campus Appeal, the Foundation asks faculty and staff to join donors who help university
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--Dennis L. Hefner
See All-Campus Appeal
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It is the time of year that faculty and staff at SUNY Fredonia will begin receiving information in their campus mail on how to contribute to scholarships, or to endowments that benefit their favorite departments and programs.
Through the annual All-Campus Appeal, the Fredonia College Foundation makes a special effort to draw in needed support from faculty and staff to help maintain and expand SUNY Fredonia's excellence.
Employees will receive information in their campus mail on how to contribute...whether it is through payroll deduction or cash contribution.
The annual "All-Campus Appeal" is coordinated with other fundraising activities of the Foundation, which reach out to parents, alumni, local businesses and foundations, as well as the community at large, to support the college. The coordinator of the campaign is Timothy Murphy, director of development.
All gifts will go toward the five-year "Doors to Success" capital campaign. Read an update on the campaign>>
All faculty and staff are encouraged to participate in the appeal through payroll deduction or with gifts of cash to the Fredonia College Foundation. Donors wishing to establish new endowments should contact the Foundation Office at extension 3321.
"By contributing to the All-Campus Appeal," President Dennis L. Hefner said, "faculty and staff have the opportunity to help ensure that future students continue to be nurtured and inspired by SUNY Fredonia."
"The building of endowments translates into more available scholarships for deserving students and the development of new programs – all of which benefit student learning," Dr. Hefner said.
About the Fredonia College Foundation
The Fredonia College Foundation, Inc., was founded in 1964 during the presidency of Oscar A. Lanford to encourage and accept private gifts and endowments from individuals and corporations in order to support the students, faculty, and programs of the State University of New York at Fredonia.
