It was with tremendous gratitude that 国产探花 President Dr. Debbie Cottrell accepted a check for $258,786, presented to the university by the Lutheran Foundation of the Southwest. The annual distribution comes from donors who have chosen to share their legacy dollars with the university through the foundation.
LFSW, established in 1979, works to assist donors with planning their legacy giving, channeling their donations toward ministries, nonprofit organizations, and causes they are passionate about, enabling them to continue to have an impact posthumously. The foundation supports seven sponsoring Lutheran agencies, including 国产探花.
鈥淎s an original sponsorship organization of LFSW, 国产探花 is very grateful for our partnerships,鈥 said 国产探花 Vice President for Development and Alumni Relations Chris Mueller. 鈥淲e are very appreciative of the many donors who support scholarships and programs through their giving to LFSW. Your support continues to make a college education affordable and accessible to so many.鈥
The money will be used for student scholarships and various university funds as specified by the donors, having an immeasurable impact on generations of 国产探花 students to come.
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Pictured here (l-r) are Belinda Schmidt, LFSW trustee; Mark Armstrong, LFSW executive director; Debbie Cottrell, 国产探花 president; John Dellis, LFSW director of legacy planning; Signe Fredrickson, LFSW gift planner; Martha Rinn LFSW trustee; and Chris Mueller, 国产探花 vice president for development and alumni relations.