Join us for the 150th!
Augustana celebrates its sesquicentennial by driving for 150 new or accelerated planned gifts
"During this sesquicentennial anniversary year, we're proud to be a part of Augustana's 150 for the 150th program. Since we have no children of our own, the college seemed a logical place to leave part of our estate. This is one way we could ensure that students will continue to benefit from our gifts. In addition to an unrestricted will provision, we are also considering a retained life estate with our home. It would provide us with an immediate tax advantage, allow us to continue to enjoy the use of our home for the rest of our lives, and provide opportunities for the college when we are gone. Mike and I hope you will join us in the college's 150 for the 150th program to help Augie plan for its future so it may continue to give students an experience for a lifetime." — Elaine Aiken '74 Seevers |
40We are at 40 on our way to 150!
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Mary Lind '72Mary majored in communication sciences and disorders. She has retired from a career as a speech language pathologist in the Moline School District. |
Mel Loding '56Mel was a geology major at Augustana and went on to have a long career at John Deere. |
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How to participateThere are several ways you can participate in the 150 for the 150th campaign. You can identify a new bequest or other planned gift (trusts, charitable gift annuities, life insurance contracts, retained life estates, etc.).
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More informationScott Park |
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