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Steve used a flexible charitable gift annuity because "it allowed me to give an immediate gift to the College and to reserve an income stream in return." |
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Bob and Ann Aronson Kistler -/'58 “At Allegheny,” said Ann, “I received an outstanding education and made lifelong friendships, both of which continue to enrich my life today.” |
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"For a French major who spent the junior year abroad," she writes, "Allegheny opened the world beyond our borders for me." |
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Darrell Park '91 and his wife, Lisa Dawe Darrell Park '91 of South Pasadena, Calif., included Allegheny in his will because he believes strongly in Allegheny's mission. |
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Harry said he enjoyed meeting students who benefited from the Harold M. State Research Fellowship, an endowed fund he established in 2000 to support student-faculty research. |
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William Bentley Legacy Society members Bob '57 and Lois Meredith of Tiburon, California, at an appreciation event on campus during Reunion Weekend in June. |
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Polly says that she established a charitable gift annuity with Allegheny for several reasons. First, she wanted to support the work of her alma mater. |
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Allegheny was recently the recipient of a generous gift to the Helen Fry Pounds '24 Scholarship Fund from Dr. Lois Oliver, Helen Pounds' daughter. |
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When he rewrote his will recently, Rich included a bequest for Allegheny, making him eligible for membership. |
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Allegheny College recently received a bequest of $860,000 from Rose Latta Kyle '38. |
