Giving to Wheaton College

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Giving to Wheaton College

I have a strong, deep-rooted interest in education and am convinced that Wheaton is encouraging young people to pursue excellence and honor Christ as they do so.

Giving to Wheaton College

Because of Wheaton I am a stronger Christian and stronger individual... I know Wheaton is doing that in the lives of countless students and I give to support that mission.

Ron and Susie Cockle

Parents of Wheaton Alumni

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Janice Franzen

Janice Gosnell Franzen

Wheaton Associate

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Ryan June

Ryan June '08

We10 Associate

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25th Reunion Gift

The 25th reunion gift gives classes an opportunity to express gratitude for their Wheaton experience and to invest in future generations.

Class of 1987

In honor of their 25th reunion in October 2012, the Class of 1987 wants to encourage students to engage in life-changing extracurricular activities and ministries at Wheaton by supporting the Class of 1987 Endowed Scholarship. Three students who are involved in one of the following: ministries, the arts, and sports missions will receive this scholarship each year. The goal is to raise $250,000 by 2013 with the support of every class member.

The class also wants to encourage the recipients of this scholarship through stories and advice. All class members are invited to contribute to the “Class of ’87 Words of Encouragement” booklet when supporting the scholarship. Each scholarship will receive this booklet.

Reunion Gift Committee

Derek Eitreim, Chair
Philip Aspegren Kirstin Skytte Lindquist
Jill Kroese Aspegren Leslie Nunn Reed
Kathy Kilinski Eitreim George Stoms
Todd Lindquist Steve Sweatman


Ongoing Gifts

 

 Class

 Project

 Goal

 Progress

 Chair

 1987  Endowed Scholarship  $250,000  $55,736 and 21%  Derek Eitreim

 1986

Wheaton Fund/Wheaton Associates

100% participation

 $195,372 and 24%

Kristin Colber-Baker

Marcus McDaniel

 1985

Wheaton Fund

$1.5m by 2013

$673,413 and 38%

Brian Wildman

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