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Foundation Foundation Officers 2015-16 2015-16 ANNUAL REPORT FLORIDA GULF COAST UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION FOUNDATION OFFICERS 2015-16 David Call Timothy J. Laura Holquist Kimberly L. Johnson, Esq. Chairperson Cartwright Treasurer Secretary Vice Chairperson MEMBERS FOUNDATION FELLOWS CHAIRPERSONS EMERITI Patricia M. Barton Fay Biles, Ph.D. Richard Ackert Angela Black Barron Collier III Joseph Catti Jack Blais Ben Hill Griffin, III, L.H.D. Miller Couse Harry Casimir Alan Korest Charles Edwards, Esq. Thomas A. Corcoran Juliet Sproul Jeffrey D. Fridkin, Esq. Barbara B. DuFrane John D. Fumagalli Dean Fjelstul FGCU OFFICERS William N. Horowitz, Esq. Joseph Gammons Wilson G. Bradshaw, Ph.D. Charles K. Idelson Ann Hamilton Susan C. Evans James F. Knupp Dennis L. Hansch, Esq. Vee Leonard, Esq. Donald (Chip) Lesch David Holmes, Esq. Steve L. Magiera Stephen S. McIntosh, Ph.D. Charles Ketteman J. Michael Rollo, Ph.D. Edward A. Morton Sydney Kitson Chris Simoneau F. Fred Pezeshkan Alex S. Lambros Ron Toll, Ph.D. G. David Powell Daniel J. Lavender Duane (Pat) Stranahan, Jr., Esq. Bernard Lester, Ph.D. Peter Sulick David Lucas, L.H.D. Linda K. Taylor James R. Nathan Charles D. Winton Geurt Peet Travus Pope G. Jeffrey Provol Brian Rasnick TO CONTACT Thomas J. Rice Francis Rooney THE FGCU FOUNDATION OFFICE: Mayela Rosales Please call (239) 590-1067 • Fax: (239) 590-1070 Lee Seidler, Ph.D. fgcu.edu/foundation Kenneth Smith, Ph.D. Allen Stanley Weiss, M.D. 2 INSPIRING THOSE WHO INSPIRE OTHERS 3 LETTER FROM THE CHAIRPERSON t has been my pleasure to serve as chairperson of the Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation Board of Directors for the 2015-16 academic year. I am proud of the outstanding accomplishments of this board and am grateful to all who contributed to its success as we assisted the Foundation in advancing Ithe University to ever-greater heights. I have truly enjoyed working with the students, faculty, staff and Board of Trustees and look forward to another year of continued collaboration. This year we have more to celebrate than ever before. Through the generosity of the Southwest Florida community and beyond, the Foundation enjoyed a 61 percent increase in contributions over last year, raising more than $33.6 million. These funds have helped support our fundraising campaign’s key initiatives of academic excellence, scholarships, student success, intercollegiate athletics and community and regional impact. I am pleased to share with you the following annual report providing greater insight into the inspirational work completed over the last fiscal year. Thank you to all who helped make this year the most successful in the FGCU Foundation’s fundraising history. I am truly humbled when I think of the impact Florida Gulf Coast University has had on its students and this region, and I am excited to be a part of the next chapter in FGCU’s history. Thank you for the part you played in making this another wonderful year. As always, GO EAGLES! David Call Chairperson, 2015-16 Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation I am proud of the outstanding accomplishments of this board ‘‘ and am grateful to all who contributed to its success as we assisted the Foundation in advancing the University to ever-greater heights. ‘‘ – David Call 5 STATE OF THE FOUNDATION Dr. Bradshaw at the Sarasota and Tampa (right) FGCU Alumni chapters. e are grateful for the enormous support to help keep alumni engaged wherever they are. of our dedicated Board members and This year, the Foundation launched its first ever our generous donors as we celebrate Give Day, designed to build enthusiasm and giving W the most successful fundraising year in among the growing alumni base as well as faculty, staff FGCU’s history. and members of the community. Some 200 people In 2015-16, the Foundation secured more than gave $1.18 million. We look forward to expanding $33.6 million in gifts and commitments, far surpassing this event each year. our $18 million goal and exceeding the previous The Foundation Board approved a five-year fiscal year’s gifts by 61 percent. The Foundation Board strategic investment plan, investing $9 million in new played a pivotal role in this effort, contributing more and existing University initiatives. New investments than $11 million, introducing prospective donors and include: the Student Academic Health and Life Fitness strengthening our ties to the region. Center; expanded faculty research opportunities; As of June 30, 2016, the FGCU Foundation’s assets establishment of a Green Revolving Fund; an totaled $118 million and the endowment stood at endowment matching program; and support of the $75.9 million. Despite a downturn in markets, FGCU University’s strategic plan. It will continue to invest in awarded 1,313 Foundation scholarships totaling its scholarship reserve; college-specific discretionary more than $2.6 million. This was the highest level of funds; eminent chair endowments; expansion of support in history. Alico Arena and the outdoor sports complex; and the The FGCU Alumni Association had a terrific year 20th anniversary celebration. as the number of alumni grew to 24,000 and the The Foundation collaborated with colleagues in Association launched 10 chapters across the country Athletics and WGCU to support their success. WGCU 6 Founder’s Cup Golf Tournament Proposed Student Academic Health and Life Fitness Center President’s Scholarship Luncheon Public Media’s “Fund Our Future” campaign has raised will culminate in August 2017. As our 20th anniversary $9 million toward a goal of $30 million. Athletics approaches, we anticipate the successful completion raised more than $1.8 million to expand Alico Arena of our $100 million capital campaign. and saw significant growth in Eagles Club, with a 15 Thank you for all you have done and continue to percent increase in revenue that directly supports the do for Florida Gulf Coast University. University’s athletes and coaches. Go Eagles! The Foundation hosted more than 70 strategic advancement events throughout the year including Sincerely, the Founder’s Cup Golf Tournament, the President’s Celebration and the President’s Scholarship Luncheon. In an effort to raise the University’s public profile, the University Marketing and Communications Wilson G. Bradshaw, Ph.D. department developed and launched The FGCU Effect President brand, with a multimedia campaign and messaging that Florida Gulf Coast University was integrated into materials for several departments. It has also expanded its social media coverage and is working to streamline the University’s website in preparation for an upgrade. Marketing and Communications as well as the Christopher J. Simoneau Alumni Association have played key roles in launching Executive Director the University’s 20th anniversary celebration, which Florida Gulf Coast University Foundation 7 NEW ENDOWMENTS Endowed funds cover a wealth of purposes – programs, scholarships, buildings, professorships. What they all have in common is that the donors seek to make contributions that will last in perpetuity. This year, individuals and businesses created 27 scholarship and program endowments. ENDOWED FUNDS CREATED IN 2015-16 } Suncoast Credit Union First Generation Scholarship Endowed Fund } Absolute Law Scholarship Endowed Fund } Sheila Ann Gillespie Thompson and Edward Samuel } Sharon Meredith Akin Scholarship Endowed Fund Thompson Scholarship Endowed Fund } Mary Caitlin Albertson Memorial Scholarship Fund } Robert & Lois Vines Scholarship Endowed Fund } Allen Concrete and Masonry Scholarship for Romance Languages Endowed Fund } West Bay Community Charitable Foundation } Gary and Jennifer Baker Scholarship Endowed Fund Scholarship Endowed Fund } } Elizabeth N. Barrick Scholarship Endowed Fund WGCU Programming Partnership Endowed Fund } } William H. Barrick Scholarship Endowed Fund Jean & Bill Wilshere Scholarship for Innovative Research in Environmental Science } Sara and Greg Billings Nursing Scholarship Endowed Fund } Katherine G. Bristol Scholarship Endowed Fund } Virginia A. Burnette Memorial Graduate Scholarship Endowed Fund FUNDING FGCU FOR THE FUTURE } Sandra Lee & Reg Buxton Scholarship As the University approaches its 20th Endowed Fund anniversary in 2017, FGCU is conducting } Call Family Scholarship Endowed Fund a $100-million fundraising campaign to ensure its continued development as } Dr. Bart S. and Peggy I. Cuderman Scholarship Endowed Fund Southwest Florida’s leading institution of higher education. The campaign’s } Myra Janco Daniels Legacy for the Arts five strategic fundraising initiatives Endowed Fund positively impact the campus as well } Department of Counseling Professional as the region. They are as follows: Development Program Endowed Fund Academic Excellence, Scholarships, } Department of Rehabilitation Sciences Scholarship Student Success, Athletics, Community Endowed Fund & Regional Impact. With your support, } Richard and Pamela Gamret ACE Honor Scholarship FGCU can advance pioneering research, Endowed Fund attract and retain the best and brightest students and faculty and expand cultural } Andi and Bill Horowitz Principal Clarinetist Scholarship Endowed Fund and entertainment opportunities } Larry Kocal Memorial Scholarship Endowed Fund Contact the FGCU Foundation office at (239) 590-1067. } Media Vista Group Scholarship Endowed Fund } John & Fran Smith Scholarship Endowed Fund 8 WGCU is truly Southwest Florida’s largest stage. ‘‘ I think every private citizen has a public responsibility and this is a great opportunity to give back.” ‘‘ – Myra Daniels 9 LEAD DONORS “We wanted to give
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