Foundation Update - Anoka Technical College

Fiscal Year 2014
Foundation Update
KENT HANSON, Ph.D.
VERNE McPHERSON
PRESIDENT: ANOKA TECHNICAL COLLEGE
PRESIDENT: ANOKA TECHNICAL COLLEGE FOUNDATION
CEO: TOLERANCE MASTERS PRECISION MACHINING
Welcome to the Anoka Technical College Foundation Update! I can’t say enough about all the good people who have helped us
serve thousands of students since the establishment of the Anoka
Technical College Foundation in 1987.
First and foremost, I want to thank you for your dedication and
support of Anoka Technical College. Our students and communities
thrive because of your advocacy and encouragement.
This Foundation Update reflects the strong support Anoka Tech’s
community has shown throughout fiscal year 2014.
This is a very exciting time at the college. Anoka Tech, along with
its aligned institution, Anoka-Ramsey Community College, has
developed a Strategic Plan focused on five goals:
Goal 1. Commit to Student Success Goal 2. Promote Academic Excellence
Goal 3. Foster a Vibrant, Sustainable Organization
Goal 4. Establish a Strong Identity and Reputation
for Excellence
Goal 5. Strengthen and Extend Meaningful Partnerships
The Strategic Plan will help guide us into the future, a future
in which higher education becomes increasingly important to a
good quality of life, where funding for higher education becomes
increasingly scarce, and your support becomes increasingly crucial
to the success of public higher education in Minnesota.
This year, Anoka Tech has received several large software and
equipment donations. These types of contributions are a direct
reflection of your support of the college and its foundation.
Last year was a banner year for the foundation, awarding $91,250 in
scholarships to 113 deserving recipients, while providing more than
$8,000 in crisis grant support for 46 students with time-sensitive
needs such as food and transportation.
Program support consisted of nearly $10,000 in financial assistance
to a wide variety of programs on campus, while the foundation also
worked diligently with faculty and the business community to secure
more than $207,035 in in-kind gifts of equipment and software.
Whether through your business, or through personal contributions
to the foundation, your generous support has made an incredible
difference in the lives of our students, faculty, and subsequently the
strength of our academic programs.
The upcoming year holds promise for the foundation with a talented
and committed board, Cheryl Kish now serving as the Executive
Director, and Pete Gravett on board as the Development Director.
Pete has more than 20 years of experience in development. He
has served as the Executive Director of a non-profit nature center,
and a technical education instructor during his 11-year tenure at
Groves Academy.
Let’s have a great year!
Please accept my sincere appreciation for your support and
involvement. My door is always open to you and your suggestions
to strengthen Anoka Tech’s partnerships within the communities
we serve.
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Scholarship Recipients
Allina Health
Scholarship
Kelli Graleske
Keith Whalen
Crystal Lehn
Tonya Mages
American Welding
Society Scholarship
Brandon Schmit
Anoka Kiwanis Club
Scholarship
Jacquelyn Keocher
Anoka Lions Club
Scholarship
Milinda Geroux
Anoka Rotary Club
Scholarship
Santana Orlando
Lonni McCauley - Anoka
Technical College
Employees Scholarship
Krista Lazzari
Crystral Yaekel
Ed Babcock Part-Time
Scholarship
Susan Makera
Shelley Swanson
Andrea Anderson
Kathleen Boschee
Bank of Elk River
Scholarship
Mitchell Carlson
Bank of the West
Scholarship
Matthew Hesse
James Larson
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Mr. & Mrs. James Barthel
Scholarship
James Hoppe
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Barthel
Scholarship
Joshua Norman
Caterpillar Paving
Products Scholarship
Tyler Aherns
Zachary Brown
Spencer Cadwell
Andrew Larsen
Suzanne Lindberg
Charles Parrish
Jesse Smith
Dennis Thiel
Rachel Volkmuth
Andrew Wieland
Andrew Zeece
Connexus Energy
Scholarship
Lindsay Barker
Anthony Tamngwa
Coon Rapids Lions Club
Scholarship
Abbey Driscoll
Lauren Erie
Sally Happe
Hermal Page
Coon Rapids Rotary Club
Scholarship
Mary Heiss
Cretex Companies
Scholarship
Stasia Tschida
Herman & Adeline
Danner Scholarship
Matthew Lewno
Suzanne Lindberg
Depo International
Scholarship
William Boes
Tammy Mathwig
Distinguished Scholars
(Andersen Foundation)
Scholarship
Erin Keran
LoriAnn Rouleau
Tammi Lentz
Federal Premium
Scholarship
Rebecca Haensel
Melissa Lundgren
Rachel Smith
Valerie Arnold
Federated Insurance
Scholarship
Jill Brown
Fridley American Legion
Post 303 Scholarship
Jessica Marlow
Getting Started Scholars
Scholarship
Anthony Gunter
Nicholas Heck
Hunter Procai
Andrea Schold
Great River Energy
Scholarship
Laura Rutherford
Chelsea Mevissen
Bonnie Gruber Memorial
Scholarship
Kevin Minkkinen
Susan Hanson Memorial
Scholarship
Joel Chambers
Paradigm Reporting
Scholarship
Shambrie Kiene
Walter Rasmussen
Foundaton Scholarship
Shylynn Camp
Invest In A Lasting
Legacy Scholarship
Dawnelle Hesse
Sharon Warren
Part-Time Scholarship
Terrianne Seehafer
Riverside Manufacturing
Scholarship
Joshua Hultberg
Paul O’Black
Tom Kingston
Scholarship
Jeremy Nelson
Kopp Presidential
Scholar Scholarship
Jennifer Crill
Philip Kirby
Dawn Larson
Shawn Murray
Bettina Remme
Kyle Sherer
Katerina Yevdokimova
Alexander Xiong
Mary T., Inc. Scholarship
Muriel Jeanotte
Mate Precision Tooling
Scholarship
Andrea Currier
Jessica Haller
Meier Tool & Engineering
Scholarship
David Diez
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Scholarship
Lora Korynta
New Horizon Scholarship
Julie Paulzine
Northeast Bank
Scholarship
Danielle DeCorsey
Pentair Equipment
Protection Scholarship
Belinda Jolly
Mariya Koltsova
Joel Skoog
Mike Ayim
Kayla Lehnen
Phi Theta Kappa
Scholarship
Andrew Wieland
Teresa Vinje
Frank & Melissa
Plachecki Scholarship
Jeffrey Frey
Jill Rainerson Memorial
Scholarship
Sarah K. Choy
Nicole O’Connell
Ramsey Lions Club
Scholarship
Melissa Croteau
Maria Lerohl
Brittney Maki
Gage Gordon
Zachary Keller
Ann Kneifl
Jami Rinderknecht
Stephanie Saggerson
Dustin Sparks
Tou Thor
Joseph Westrom
Howard Rosenwinkel
Scholarship
Adam Walker
Jack & Kathy Schneider
Scholarship
Robert Barrineau
Tolerance Masters
Scholarship
Kristi Hartwig
Rosalie Young
Top Tool Scholarship
Oniria Gillenwaters
Trott Brook Financial
Scholarship
Chelsea Csargo
Twin Cities Model A Club
Scholarship
Chris Griep
Volkov Bohdan
Wilson Tool International
Scholarship
Michelle Dalluge
Jami Eilers
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StudentProfiles
Mike Ayim
Information Technology
Management
I understand technology pretty
well, but I chose Anoka Technical
College for its hands-on project
approach to education. I received
the Pentair Scholarship through
the Anoka Technical College
Foundation. It was an honor to
receive the support, and the process
inspired me to complete my program
to the best of my abilities. The
money paid for my classes and my
books. I am so thankful to have
this school and this support!
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Stephanie
Saggerson
Accounting and
Information Technology
Management programs
As a recipient of the Ramsey Lions
Club Scholarship, I was able to pay
for my tuition and textbooks for
fall semester. This relieved a large
financial burden, and enabled me
to become more involved in Phi
Theta Kappa, an international honor
society that develops scholarship,
leadership, service, and fellowship
among its members and communities.
I am honored to be recognized by a
service group with the sole interest
of improving every aspect of the
community I live in. Thank you
to the Ramsey Lions Club and the
Anoka Technical College Foundation
for sponsoring my education,
investing in my future and allowing
me enriching life experiences!
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Foundation
Highlights
Tuition per credit: $166.99
Foundation Age: 27 years old
Scholarships Awarded: 113
Largest Programs
Scholarship Amount Awarded: $91,250
Crisis Grant Awarded: 46
Crisis Grant Amount Awarded: $8,162
Awarded to Five Academic Programs for Equipment: $9,397
Unique Programs
Health Technology
Information Technology Management
Practical Nursing
Medical Assistant
Medical Coding Specialist
Automotive Technician
CNC Manufacturing Technology
Broadcast Captioning
Judicial Reporting
Occupational Therapy Assistant
Golf Course Grounds Management
Health Information Technology
Multimedia and Gaming Information
Technology
College
Quick
Facts
In-Kind Equipment/Supplies Donations to Academic Programs: 12
In-kind Donation Amount: $207,035
Foundation Financials
College Financials
Fiscal Year 2013-2014
Donations
$152,453
52+9+381H
61+3+2772H
Fiscal Year 2013-2014
Investments
$2,771
Rent, Sales and Other
$1,497,242
1%
38%
Where the
Money Comes
From
$400,504
Fundraising
$38,245
Operations
$23,821
7%
Scholarships
$91,250
27%
$9,397
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Tuition and Fees
In-kind
$207,035
Other
Grants
$8,947
$155,303
Student Services
$1,604,021
Physical Plant Operations
$2,037,599
17%
Where
the Money
Comes From
41%
4%
32%
7%
Where the
Money Goes
5%
$207,035
Instruction
$9,019,496
$993,368
State Appropriations
$7,586,028
Scholarships/Financial Aid
$5,013,158
21%
38%
In-kind
State Grants
1%
13%
$23,489,145
61%
$3,931,427
$23,675,230
8%
Where the
Money Goes
2.5%
$9,667,165
2.5%
$340,450
Equipment
52%
10%
17+4+32416B
21+13+753881B
6%
Federal Grants
7%
Institutional Support
$2,998,923
Academic Support
$1,542,490
Auxiliary Enterprise
$1,118,155
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Philanthropists
$100,000 & Above
Allina Health Systems
Caterpillar Global
Paving Products
Connexus Energy
Elk River Machine
Company**
Graco, Inc.**
Kopp Investment
Advisors
Ramsey Lions Club
Benefactors
$50,000-$99,999
Amada America, Inc. **
Elmer L. & Eleanor J.
Andersen Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund
Babcock
The Bank of Elk River
Coon Rapids Lions Club
Federal Premium
Pentair Equipment
Protection
Champions
$10,000-$49,999
American Welding
Society, NW Section
Anderson Dahlen, Inc.**
Anoka Kiwanis Club
Anoka Rotary Club
Mrs. Marlyce Bailey
Bank of the West
Bard Access Systems**
Barna, Guzy &
Steffen, Ltd.
James & Sandra Barthel
Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd Barthel
Jay Boyle
Conference of Women
in Real Estate
Coon Rapids Rotary Club
Cretex Companies
Egan Company
Environmental
Resource Council
Fridley American
Legion #303
Gibbs and Associates**
Great River Energy
Ronald & Chrisann
Huston
Infinite Campus**
Tom Kingston
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Mary T, Inc.
Mate Precision Tooling
Medtronic, Inc.**
Mercy Hospital Auxiliary
Metal Craft Machine
& Engineering**
Olympic Steel**
Paradigm Reporting
& Captioning
Pentair Foundation
Production
Engineering**
Chuck Raskin**
Walter Rasmussen
Foundation
Riverside Manufacturing
Howard & Dorothy
Rosenwinkel
Jack & Kathy Schneider
Steinwall, Inc.
Tolerance Masters
Toro Company**
Wilson Tool International
Anne Weyandt
Nyle Zikmund
Sponsors
$5,000-$9,999
Anoka Area Chamber of
Commerce
Anoka Lions Club
Bermo, Inc.
Bromley Printing**
Deborah Brude
Angela Carl*
Central Bank
Fairview Health Services
– Princeton**
Nancy Gale
Jay Gerdin
Teresa Groska**
Guardian Angels
Care Center
Health Partners**
John & Jean Jurek *
Cheryl Kish
David & Lonni McCauley
Richard & Jan Meier
Meier Tool &
Engineering
Northeast Bank
Larry & Delores Peterson
Remmele Engineering,
Inc.**
rms Surgical**
Cumulative Donations
Robert Newman
Foundation
Starcom, LLC**
Thompson Tool & Die**
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Wesp
Advocates
$1,000-$4,999
Allina Transport**
Roger Avery**
John Babcock
Robert Baker*
Gerald Bauer
Vicki Baumgartner
Cathy Bishop*
Robert Brush**
CARE Plus Clinical
Laboratory-CVS**
Donald Clausnitzer
City of Ramsey**
Shirley Curbow
Depo International
Diversified Xray Inc.**
Gerrie Driessen
Alton “Chuck” Drury
Tanya Duwell**
The Dynamic Group**
Dynamic Seal
Technology**
E. J. Ajax & Sons
Dan & Kathy Erhart
Mary Falk
Elena Favela
Federated Insurance/
Mark Conrath
William Finn**
Roger Giroux
Nicholas Graff
Paul Gruber
Glen & Eileen Hardin
Hayford Ford**
Chad Heltemes
Horwitz NSI**
Lisa Hubbard
Huttner Enterprises**
Sharon Jones
JS Reporting Services**
William Kingston*
Philip Knutson
James Lanigan
Sandra Lehrke
Kevin Lindstrom
Noel Lutsey*
Jeffrey Mammenga
Staci McGinty**
* denotes Anoka Tech alumni
McKesson Foundation
Verne McPherson
Gene Merriam
MN Precision
Manufacturing
Association Foundation
MnSCU Foundation
Pamela Mogensen
Julie Myers
Cliff Nelson
Kevin Nicholson
Ronald Nordin
Cynthia Nordstrom**
Northern Precision
Machine**
Gen Olson
Dr. Shari Olson
P. S. D. , LLC
Park River Estates
Frank & Melissa
Plachecki
Pro Select Services**
Rebound Flooring
Group, LLC
Thomas Reid
Rice Reporting Agency**
Patricia Rishavy
Virgil Rose
St. Paul Foundation
Jennifer Sati
Marietta Saxon
Bruce Sayler
Gerald Showalter
Steve & Lin Schmidt
Stellar Technologies**
Jeff Stephenson
Dr. Jessica Stumpf
Mike Tieleman
Kathy Tingelstad
Top Tool Company
Trott Brook Financial
Twin Cities Model
A Club
George Wallin
Stacey Wanovich
The Weaver
Brothers, Inc.
Dr. Matthew &
Barbara Yelle
Pamela Zinken
Donors
$250-$999
AID Electric Company
Deborah Allen*
** denotes in-kind donation
American Contract
Services**
Ameripride**
Susan Anderson
Anoka County
Cabane 390
ATK Community
Investment Foundation
Curtis Barnier*
James Bauer*
Karonne Becklin
Ben Bjornson*
Harold & Janette Blair
Susan Brettschneider
Elizabeth Bromley*
Karen Bronshteyn
Shae Brouillard*
Gary & Sandy Campbell
Shirley Christenson
James Clark
Dr. Chad Coauette
Marlene Colvin
Community Pride Bank
Teresa Dill*
Linda Eischens
Melissa Esperum*
Excel Accounting
& Consulting*
Robert Flanders**
Federated Garden
Club of MN
Dr. Catherine Gatewood
Marvin Gerth
Lisa Glendower*
Andrea Gruber Alferness
Patrick Gruber
Heidi Haagenson
Carol Haack
Peter Her
Angela Homan
Christopher Huntress
Darryl Johnson
Johny Johnson
May Johnson*
Jean Juelich
Emilie Justen
Rob Kilbourn
Greg Kimball
Mark Kohner**
Marti Kuhlman
David Larson*
Ron Lemm
Mr. & Mrs. Pat LeHew
Life Fitness, Inc.**
Linn Retail Centers
Local Oil
Distributing, Inc.
Deb Longley
Edgar Meyer
MSCF Anoka Technical
College Chapter
MN State Colleges &
Universities Student
Association
Midwest Center for
Reproductive Health
Amy Moberg
Jim Montzka
Jay Nelson
North Star Towing
Jesse Oldenburg*
Diana Oleskow Lubich
Diana Ostrander
Anthony Palumbo
Park Precision
Machining, Inc.
Sarah Patnode
James Peterson
Phi Theta Kappa
REVE Consulting
Pamela Richer**
Lisa Richardson**
Renee Rogge**
Mr. & Mrs. Donald
Rohrer
Mark & Elizabeth
Rosenwinkel
Georgina Sampson
Gary Schindler
Norman Selvius
Wendy Schultz**
South St. Paul Steel**
Dennis Spiess
Michael Sullivan
Brian & Emily Swanson
Larry Swedal
Kathy Sweeney
Daniel Truchon*
Gerald Vitzthum
Wendy Walentiny
Bart Ward
Gary Weber*
Weikel & Boyd Law Firm
Sherry Wickstrom
Christina Wilson
Winkley Orthotics
& Prosthetics**
Supporters
$100-$249
Gary Alberts
While we make every effort to ensure the names listed below
are correct, please contact Cheryl Kish at 763-576-4012 if
we have misspelled or have overlooked your name.
Julie Andersen*
Peg Armstrong Larsen
Craig Asche
Jamie Barthel
Dennis Berg
Bonnie Bloyer*
Jean Boxwell
Dennis Carlson
Ziomara Cervantes
DeVahl Reporting
Agency**
Rebbeca Driscoll
Ted & Kelly Erhart
Rodney Erickson
First Judicial District
Court Reporters
Mark Freeburg*
Mr. & Mrs. William
Goodrich
Deb Graphenteen
Josh Headlee
James Hecker
Sarah Heldt**
Tracy Hoffman
Doug Hutchings
Trisha Johnson
Emilie Justen
Ginny Keifenheim*
John Kendall**
Jason Karnes
Justin Klander
Deb Kleinman*
Michelle Langenfeld
Shelly Lampi
Doug Lick
Craig Malm
Michele Massimo
Harold Matson
James McCormick
Doug Miller**
John Mills
Alex Minakov
MOD Squad
Gwen Morales*
Orrin Nyhus
Mr. & Mrs.
Richard Olene
Darwin Olson*
Julie Packer
Robert Parta
Peterson Production
Rosemary Pleski*
Bob & Alvina Powell
David Primus*
Pamela Prokop
Elaine Rainerson
Geraldine Rehnke-Olson
Kimberly Roan
Lyle Root
Betty Crossing
Sara Rowe
Jody Sandberg
Jane Schleusner
Michael Scholl
Rita Schutz*
Michael Seymour
David Smith
Marilyn Smith
Rachel Smith
Kurt Ulrich
Emily Watts
Alex Welf*
Stuart Wilson
Barbara Winfield
Friend of the College
$99 or less
Mary Allenson
William Bear
Jim Bernstein
Corinne Blanchard
Bronchus Corporation**
LeAnn Brown
Rebekah Bishop
Jane Campe
Richard Cole
D & B Plating**
Bradley Frame
Leonard Gandel
Adam George*
Good Shepherd
Lutheran Homes
Josh Headlee
Todd Jensen
Luanne Kane Hogan
Minor Karnes
Melissa Keute
Deanna Kramer
Todd Mahon
Richard Master**
Winston Minor
Steve Novak
Thomas Redmann*
Roo Solutions
Jacco Rorman*
LeAnn Santana*
Katherine Schommer
Darryl Tetzloff
Lea Truchon
Kristyn VanderWaal
Valarie Ylonen
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Special Thanks
FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Fiscal Year 2013-2014
President
Bruce Sayler, Manager
Regulatory and Governmental Affairs
Connexus Energy
Gibbs and Associates and Midwest
CAM Solutions Donate CNC
Machinist Software
Vice President
Verne McPherson, CEO
Tolerance Masters
Treasurer
James Lanigan, CPA
Lanigan & Kolb
Anoka Technical
College students
in the Machine
Technology
programs now have
state-of-the-art
training in computer
numerical control
(CNC) software
thanks to a generous
gift from Gibbs
and Associates,
and Midwest
CAM Solutions.
The gift, with a retail value of $559,000, will allow every Machine
Technology student to train with GibbsCAM educational CNC
programming software, a widely used industry software.
This donation will directly impact the manufacturing skills gap
identified by the Minnesota Department of Education (DEED).
According to DEED, manufacturing accounts for 13 percent of
Minnesota’s private sector jobs and almost 15 percent of the private
sector’s output. Further, the same 2011 DEED survey indicated
that businesses need employees with more training in computer
skills, and that technical schools, such as Anoka Technical
College, provided the most effective education and training.
Sherry Butcher Wickstrom, Anoka Technical College’s Dean
of Academic Affairs, said: “Our graduates in the machine
trades already are in demand. This generous gift will ensure
that our machine technology students have additional
skills, knowledge and practical experience that will leave
them even better prepared for a successful future.”
Sally Anderson, President
Excel Accounting & Consulting, LLC
David Harn, Factory Manager
Caterpillar Global Paving Products
Josh Headlee, CEO
Accelerated Innovations
Sharon Jones, Vice President
Product Development & Quality
Federal Premium
Duane Lowe, Director of Operations
Federal Cartridge Company
Rich Lord, spokesman
for Midwest CAM
Solutions and Gibbs and
Associates (third from
left) presents (from left)
Anoka Technical College
and Anoka-Ramsey
Community College
Foundation Executive
Director Cheryl Kish,
Anoka Technical College
and Anoka-Ramsey
Community College
President Kent Hanson
and Anoka Technical
College Foundation
Vice President Verne
McPherson with a
donation of GibbsCAM
educational CNC
programming
software.
Craig Malm, Director of Community
Engagement
Mercy & Unity Hospitals
Rick Meier, Founder
Meier Tool & Engineering, Inc.
Kevin Nicholson, President
Mate Precision Tooling
Michael Scholl, Vice President
Northeast Bank
Dennis Spiess, Senior DirectorGlobal Lean
Pentair Technical Products
Jim Steffen, President
Trott Brook Financial
Teresa Summerbell, Director of
Human Resources
Mary T., Inc.
Ex –Officio
Dr. Kent Hanson, President
Anoka Technical College
Heidi Haagenson, Interim Vice
President
Anoka Technical College
Cheryl Kish, Executive Director
Anoka Technical College Foundation
FOUNDATION EMERITUS BOARD
Fiscal Year 2013-2014
Jim Abeler, State Representative
Gary Alberts, Administrator
Midwest Medical Examiners
Glen Hardin, Vice President
The Bank of Elk River
Philip Knutson
Edmund Babcock
Gene Merriam
John Babcock, Chairman
The Bank of Elk River
Ron Nordin
Mary T., Inc.
James Barthel, President
Elk River Machine Company
Larry Peterson
Gerrie Driessen
Elizabeth Bromley, President
Bromley Printing
Chuck Drury, President
Shamrock Services
Dan Erhart
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Michele Massimino, Factory Manager
Elk River Machine Company
Howard Rosenwinkel
George Wallin, Ph.D., MBA
Bart Ward, CEO
Ward & Company
Brian Wesp, Regional Vice President
Invesco Aim
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Ways to Give
Cash Gifts
The simplest and easiest gifts
you can make may be made through
outright cash, personal checks, cashier’s
checks or money orders made payable to
the Anoka Technical College Foundation.
Gifts of Appreciated Securities,
Stocks and Bonds
Securities, stocks and bonds provide considerable
tax advantages when transferred to the Anoka
Technical College Foundation before they are
sold. If you have held your securities for more
than one year, you may find that your gift will
provide a twofold tax benefit, creating an income
tax deduction as well as helping avoid the capital
gains tax that would have been due on their sale.
If you wish to transfer stocks from a broker’s
account, the Anoka Technical College Foundation
has an account with an area brokerage firm.
Have your broker call the Anoka Technical
College Foundation for more information.
You also may make a gift of mutual
funds, nonmarketable stock, or closely
held stock. Contact the Anoka Technical
College Foundation for information about
giving these types of securities.
Gifts of Equipment and Materials
Anoka Technical College encourages and
appreciates in-kind donations of equipment
and materials if they can be used to benefit
college programs and services. In some
cases, an equipment or material donation
may enable you to make a significant
gift with outstanding tax benefits.
Gift Pledges
Anoka Technical College welcomes gifts
through a personal pledge—a formal statement
of intention to make a gift to the college.
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With a pledge, you may complete your gift
by making regular payments over time,
allowing you to give more generously than you
originally may have considered. In addition,
each payment on your pledge is eligible
for an income-tax charitable deduction.
Matching-Gift Programs
An easy way to double or even triple your
donation to Anoka Technical College is to
find out if your company has a matching-gift
program. Such programs typically match all
or a percentage of employee contributions to
charitable organizations, making the employer
a partner in employees’ personal philanthropy.
Simply obtain a matching-gift form from
your employer’s personnel office, complete
it and provide it to the Anoka Technical
College Foundation with your contribution.
Yes
I’d like to
make a gift to the
Anoka Technical
College Foundation
Annual Fund Campaign
Outright Gifts
When you make an outright gift to the
Anoka Technical College Foundation,
your contribution may be put to work
immediately—either providing funding
for current programs or creating a reliable
source of future income by expanding the
college’s endowment. An outright gift may
be comprised of almost any asset of value.
Planned Gifts
To learn about deferred or planned gifts,
including leaving a gift to the college in your
will or naming the college as a beneficiary
of a life insurance policy, please contact the
Anoka Technical College Foundation. Many
planned gifts have tax benefits to the donor.
The foundation will work with you and your
financial advisor to ensure your financial
goals and gifts are recorded as you wish.
The Anoka Technical College Foundation is a
501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions
are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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Enclosed is my gift of
$500
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Please apply my gift to
the area of greatest need
$250
$100
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scholarships
other $
student crisis grants
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Please make check payable to: Anoka Technical College Foundation
1355 West Highway 10
Anoka, MN 55303
More than a college,
a community dedicated
to the success of its members.
1355 West Highway 10
Anoka, MN 55303
763-576-4012
AnokaTech.edu
Fiscal Year 2014
1355 West Highway 10
Anoka, MN 55303
Foundation Update
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