Joseph and Dorothy Dunbar, Wichita, Kan., have made two charitable gift annuities of $28,554 to the Kansas State University Foundation Changing Lives Campaign to establish the J. Dunbar Family Agricultural Scholarship.
Ralph and Mary Ann White, Eagle Nest, N.M., have made a gift annuity of $30,000 through a charitable gift annuity to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Ralph D. and Mary Ann White Scholarship.
Employees of Manna Pro Corporation, Chesterfield, Mo., have made a gift of $62,809 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Manna Pro Employees Feed Science Scholarship.
William F. (Trahy) and Beth Hurst, Goddard, Kan., have made a commitment of $100,000 through a life insurance policy to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Betty and Bill Hurst Excellence Fund for KSU Gardens in honor of his parents.
The Kansas State University Foundation Telefund 2007, the world’s largest all-volunteer telephone campaign for higher education, has announced the names of 145 students who have won prizes and scholarships based on their participation as Telefund callers.
Kara Belew, Wichita, Kan., has created an endowment through a universal life insurance policy of $250,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Kara E. Belew Education Scholarship and the Kara E. Belew Leadership Scholarship.
Karen McMillen, Bella Vista, Ark., has made a bequest of $500,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the Karen S. McMillen Scholarship.
Norman K. “Sam” and deAnn Moore, Mission Hills, Kan., have made commitments totaling $615,000 to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign, part of which is to establish the Sam and deAnn Moore Football Scholarship.
ConocoPhillips staff members and K-State’s first class of ConocoPhillips SPIRIT Scholars gathered outside the K-State Alumni Center for a reception.
William A. (Bill) and M. Joan Porter, Princeville, Hawaii, have made a gift of $1 million to the Kansas State University Changing Lives Campaign to establish the William and Joan Porter Chair in Physics.