Anderson Builds Family and Philanthropy at SDSU
Sonja Anderson doesn't miss a basketball game. A season ticket
holder since the early '90s, the Jackrabbit Women's Equipment Manager
also makes time for women's softball, soccer, and volleyball
games.
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A Lifetime of Saving, A Legacy of Support
Friends described Jane Dvorak as determined, persistent, and rooted in faith.
McCrory Gardens Director Lisa Marotz recalls her first impression of Dvorak: "I thought, 'This is a woman
who says what she thinks and knows what she wants.'"
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Garrys Pay It Forward for Jackrabbit Nation
Emotion fills Jerome Garry's voice as he reflects on his football days at SDSU.
"I formed lifelong friendships," said the retired high school football coach.
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Land Gift Lays the Groundwork for Philanthropy
Sometimes, it only takes one person to change the course of a life. For Cal Hayenga, it was an SDSU professor lecturing on a subject that didn't pertain to his future career.
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One Last Bountiful Harvest
Sully County farmer Maynard Klingbeil's relentless passion for the land and the bounty he drew from it
now promises one more extraordinary harvest – even after his death.
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The Greatest Gift
Gary and Sharon Van Riper believe an education is the best thing anyone can give. The couple created an endowed professorship in pharmacy practice, honoring Gary's decades-long teaching career at SDSU.
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Retired Science Professor Gives Back
As a teen, science was all Lowell Satterlee thought about. "I was kind of a nerdy kid," Lowell said. "In high school, I had more of an interest in science...
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Schencks Fund Excellence for Future Jackrabbits
"Having funds available to faculty who understand their students' and departments'
needs best is a way to offer practical help to future generations." - Ted Schenck
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Give-It-Twice Helps Professors Take Time for Research
"I was a professor. I know how difficult it is for them to
squeeze in time to research problems." - Dr. Richard Vetter
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Give-It-Twice Continues Farm Legacy
"Attending SDSU completely changed my life. I don't know that I would
have been able to end up on the farm if I had not taught first. Funny how
life takes twists and turns, and things fall into place." - Alan Fenner
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Sandra A. Whalen Scholarship Keeps Her Memory Alive
"It is a good way to honor her and keep her name alive. This scholarship is
something positive to come out of the tragedy and grief." - Shawn Whalen
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A Legacy in Action
During SDSU functions, Melody and Jim Mielke are often asked, "What year
did you graduate?" Their response often comes as a surprise. "We aren't
SDSU alumni - we are a different sort of donor."
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A Better Way to Get Started
With Give-It-Twice option, Bicks' plan leaves legacy for family and
philanthropy
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The Dagel Family Supports Student-Athletes
Jackrabbit football and basketball games are events the Dagel family enjoy
together.
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Witherington's Endowed Contest Encourages Creative Writers
Unlike the typical retirement gift, the one given in 1993 to honor
Professor Emeritus Paul Witherington keeps on giving – thanks to...
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Giving Back is Part of the Kublys' Plan
More than a number. That's the reason Andrew and Janet "Foltz" Kubly decided to attend SDSU...
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Gift Guarantees Family Legacy Lives On
When Frank Denholm gifted his family's farm to McCrory Gardens and South
Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum at SDSU...
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Heller's Farm Machinery Yields
Everything has a season.
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Couple Likes Advantages of "Giving-It-Twice"
Marc and Julie Mooney met as undergraduates at SDSU in 1991.
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"Give-It-Twice" Allows Couple to Honor Heirs and Support Charities
For most people, estate planning is a chore. For Keith Rounds and Cathy VanderWal-Rounds, it was a chance to make their dreams come true.
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Engineer's Gift Ensures Future of Safe Bridges
Arlen Ottman has been building bridges all his life.
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Fan's Estate Will Help Support SDSU Basketball
Fans of SDSU sports have different ways of showing their support.
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Planned Giving Ensures That the Music Keeps Playing
Patricia Pierce planned for some generous gifts to the SDSU Music
Department...
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How Mary is Giving Back to the University She Loves
Mary Perpich, a retired journalism professor at SDSU, devoted 20 years to
her students...
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There's No Place Like Home – Howards Donate Through Jackrabbits Land Legacy
Richard and Kathryn Howard were determined to give to the SDSU programs
they care about.
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Rawhide Trust Helps Ag Producers Slow Down
When it comes to farming and ranching, a farmer's work is never done.
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Trust Helps SD Farmer Fund Retirement
If you live in South Dakota, don't be surprised if you see Dennis and
Dorothy Bietz exploring your town.
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Farm Legacy Supports Research
Dale Harpstead first learned about SDSU when he was a member of 4-H and FFA
judging teams.
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Trust Allows Family to Give to Their Children, SDSU
A desire to fund a scholarship at SDSU has led Chuck and Donna Hendricks to
create...
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Nelsons Choose to "Give-It-Twice"
With the right kind of planning, there's no need to split an estate between
heirs and charitable institutions.
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Former Professor Continues Her Legacy
Making a difference for students was a daily occurrence for Dr. Joye Ann
Billow.
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Respect for Student-Athletes Inspires Helspers' Giving
As the parents of student-athletes, Richard and Mary Helsper have seen many
athletic events.
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Our Turn to Give Back
Through a charitable IRA rollover, Ven and Deb Lengkeek made a difference for five impact areas at SDSU.
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