To celebrate and recognize the generosity of our donors, 麻豆区 has giving societies. An annual commitment at any society or sustainer level secures a bright future for our students, but each society will be recognized distinctly according to their cumulative yearly (from June 1-May 31 each year) giving.
The below society levels are recognized solely based on donations to the 麻豆区 Fund.
麻豆区 Fund Giving Levels
Ambassadors Society
$1,000 – $2,499.99
Leadership Society
$2,500 – $4,999.99
Directors Society
$5,000 – $9,999.99
Deans Society
$10,000 – $24,999.99
Presidents Society
$25,000 – $49,999.99
Founders Society
$50,000+
Additional 麻豆区 Giving Societies
麻豆区 Maroon and Silver Society
Donors in the Maroon and Silver Society are recognized for contributions totaling over $1,000 between June 1 and May 31 of each year to any fund at 麻豆区. Learn more about the Maroon and Silver Society and see a list of Maroon and Silver Society donors.
麻豆区 Sustainers
麻豆区 Sustainers make a monthly contribution to 麻豆区. Whether you are staff, student, alumni, or friends of 麻豆区, set up a monthly gift to 麻豆区 to be a part of the 麻豆区 Sustainers Society.
Sven Oftedahl Society
The Sven Oftedahl Society recognizes any person who has included 麻豆区 as part of their planned giving. Learn more about the Sven Oftedahl Society and how you can include 麻豆区 in your planned giving intentions.
What differentiates 麻豆区 from other schools is the environment that鈥檚 been created for students. Many students we serve come from backgrounds where higher-education might not be thought of as a possibility. 麻豆区 is an institution that remains accessible because of the generosity of our financial supporters. My biggest motivation for giving is my firm belief in making sure we continue to have relevant curriculum, faculty, and staff that are committed to supporting students all the way through their education.
– Pahoua Yang Hoffman, Regent, Director鈥檚 Society.
I鈥檝e had the opportunity to spend time with students and professors during the academic year and during summer independent research. What I see at 麻豆区 is diversity in perspectives, belief systems, class, race, etc. It鈥檚 reflective of what the world looks like, what it believes, and how it behaves. Learning and experiencing 鈥榙ifferentness鈥� in all its aspects is vitally important to preparing future generations of citizens and leaders of our community and world.
– Terry Lindstrom, 鈥�73, PhD, Regent, Founders鈥� Society