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KU Giving Magazine
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Several years ago, Richard Paegelow, Glendale, Calif., was helping his mother, Vivian, with her finances, seeking stable income to meet her needs.
Continue readingCouple gives for 50+ years
A list of Don and Alice Ann Johnston’s contributions to the University of Kansas and to the Lawrence community would fill this page.
Continue readingCatherine and Prakash ‘wanted to return the favor’ to School of Business
Among the donors who have made gifts toward a new KU School of Business building are two longtime School of Business faculty members, Catherine and Prakash Shenoy.
Continue readingInspired by family, a gift for Edwards Campus students
For Doug and Susan Miller of Mission Hills, Kan., loyalty to the University of Kansas is a way of life.
Continue readingNordling provides support for scholarships, Swarthout Recital Hall
Barbara Nordling, of Lawrence, Kan., is among University of Kansas alumni and friends stepping up to provide support for the renovation of Swarthout Recital Hall.
Continue readingGift supports Alzheimer’s research at KU Medical Center
A $10,000 gift from Local Union No. 124 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, of Kansas City, Mo., for the University of Kansas Medical Center will help fight Alzheimer’s disease.
Continue readingNew School of Nursing scholarship established
A new scholarship at the University of Kansas School of Nursing honors the late Melba Rose (Lungstrom) Morris, who died at the age of 90 in 2011.
Continue readingJames Naismith: The Creator of Basketball
Watch the fascinating process behind the making of the bronze Naismith sculpture — a multi-year-long project between father and son, Elden and Kim Tefft.
Continue readingTri Delta alumnae support children’s cancer care at KU Medical Center
The Shawnee Mission/Kansas City alumnae chapter of Delta Delta Delta has reached a $100,000 milestone in their longtime support of children’s health care at the University of Kansas Medical Center.
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