At the Annual Meeting of the KU Endowment Board of Trustees held on October 18, two new trustees were elected.
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Dean establishes opportunity fund to assist successors
When University of Kansas School of Law Dean Stephen Mazza was a boy in Huntsville, Alabama, the legacy of his family’s giving towered over him.
Continue readingKU Endowment remembers Don Hall
Hall’s generosity elevated and enriched the University of Kansas and community through support for faculty, students and cancer research
Continue readingCinelli Family Foundation provides $10 million gift to support KU Cancer Center
Funds will promote the creation of cellular therapies on-site.
Continue readingWinter family provides generous gift for KU Gateway District project
Gift inspired by the power of sports as a catalyst for academic excellence.
Continue readingA message from President Dan Martin
KU Endowment leadership reflects on the role we play in closing the gap in pursuing dreams.
Continue readingHorejsi Family makes $10 million commitment to KU Gateway District project
Family’s transformative gift marks three decades of philanthropic support for KU.
Continue readingBeatty family adds substantial gift for Gateway District to legacy of KU supportÂ
The Salina and Wichita, Kansas, Jayhawk family was motivated by the vision, leadership, design and impact of the innovative Gateway District and more than a century of passion for KU and KU Athletics.
Continue readingDonors give more than $2.6 million on One Day. One KU. to fuel the next big idea
The seventh-annual One Day. One KU. 24-hour day of giving on March 6 underscored the collective impact of Jayhawks around the globe coming together to support the University of Kansas community.
Continue readingUniversity of Kansas renames Institute for Sustainable Engineering after The Wonderful Company
The naming builds on the university’s deep relationship with The Wonderful Company, a global agricultural company co-founded and led by Stewart and Lynda Resnick.
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