Making Better Men for a Lifetime: 2018 Growth Report

The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho 2018 Growth Report

MAKING BETTER MEN

For a Lifetime

MAKING BETTER MEN

For a Lifetime

TABLE OF CONTENTS YOUR

FOUNDATION’S MISSION..............................2 How We Work For You...............................4 Board of Directors....................................5 You asked, We Delivered...........................6 How We Compare.....................................8 For a Lifetime.........................................12

YOUR IMPACT..................................................14

Designated Endowment Funds..................16 AGRconnect..........................................18

Sayre Grants..........................................20

Chapter Assistance Program.....................21 Non-Designated.....................................24

Loyalty Fund for AGR..............................25

Strategic Planning Session......................26

Leadership Seminars...............................27

Adviser Forums......................................28

Housemother/Director Forums..................29

National Scholarships..............................30

YOUR SUPPORT.................................................32

Loyalty Fund for AGR..............................33

Parent Giving..........................................41

Heritage Club.........................................42

Matching Gifts........................................43

Memorial Gifts........................................43

Lifetime Giving Levels ...............................44 FUND REPORTS..................................................52 FOUNDATION FINANCIALS..................................56

Statement of Gains & Losses...................58

WAYS TO GIVE.................................................60 HOME OFFICE STAFF..........................................62 GRATEFUL....................................................65

The Mission of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho Your Foundation’s mission is to drive Alpha Gamma Rho’s Purpose of Making Better Men from the initiation and throughout their personal and professional lives.

Your contributions are tax deductible and support: • Chapter and National Scholarships • Leadership Development and Experiences • Training for Personal and Chapter Excellence • Chapter House Improvements • Lifelong Career & Personal Connections Over 3,000 collegiate members at universities all over the United States benefit from your generous donations. Whether it’s a scholarship that keeps a young man in college or a life-changing career opportunity through an AGR connection after graduation - you are a part of Making Better Men For a Lifetime. 2,350 donors gave to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho in the 2017-18 year. Those donors made a difference in the lives of our members, providing them better programming, better living facilities, better personal experiences, and better professional opportunities.

The Growth Report theme “Making Better Men For a Lifetime” conveys the life-long impact AGR can have on a leader, but also the lifelong impact a leader can have on AGR. Thank you for being a part of this.

You ensure AGR’s Purpose of Making Better Men lasts throughout their personal and professional lives.

You ensure Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity can continue Making Better Men

For a Lifetime.

“We are grateful for your support it allows college students to see what it is like to work in a social and professional setting with real relationships and responsibilities, while giving them guidance to be successful.

Your support helps set Alpha Gamma Rho men apart. ” - MANVINDER GHUMAN MEMBER OF CHI CHAPTER - CAL POLY

How we work for you The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho is a not-for-profit corporation funded by voluntary contributions and investment income. The business purpose of the Foundation is to receive and invest contributed property and to distribute such property to qualifying organizations or persons for charitable, educational or scientific purposes. These charitable, educational and scientific purposes include the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as exempt organizations under Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954 (or the corresponding provisions of any future United States Internal Revenue Law). Organized in 1965, The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho operates as a tax-exempt, not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation and public charity under the laws of the State of Illinois. The employer identification number is 36-6158409.

INPUTS

o f Giv e m i t e f lL i i ng a

Inputs to Your Foundation include simple donations, planned gifts, capital campaigns, and more.

GOVERNANCE Your Foundation abides by the Board of Directors guidance and the by-laws of Alpha Gamma Rho.

HOLDINGS Holdings include investments are managed by skilled members of Your Foundation.

OUTPUTS Outputs include scholarships, awards, grants, and more that support Our Purpose of MAKING BETTER MEN

MAKING BETTER MEN For a Lifetime

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for a lifetime.

THE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION OF ALPHA GAMMA RHO BOARD OF DIRECTORS “AGR brothers serve on the Foundation’s Board and the Investment Committee. We know AGR; we donate to our chapter funds, and take the job to both protect the principle and grow those funds seriously.” - Bill Boehm, Wisconsin River-Falls alumnus and Foundation Director.

Jim Borel

Glenn Stith

Jim Driscoll

Vice Chairman

Chairman

Kirby Barrick

Director

President & North American Regional Director, Syngenta Seeds, LLC

Doyle Jacklin

Director

GES International-Principal

(Former) Senior Director Global Marketing, CaseIH

CEO, AgriVision Farm Mgmt President, Natural Prairie Dairy

Allan Johnson

Director

Director

Managing Partner, Riverbend Commerce Park (Former) President Jacklin Seeds

Gerry Salzman

Director

President, Ag Investment Associates

(Former) VP Kroger

David Hollinrake

Donald De Jong

Director

Director

Professor Emeritus and (Former) Dean, University of Florida

(Former) Insurance Consultant

John Cottingham

Bill Boehm

Director

Treasurer

(Former) VP DuPont

Agribusiness Consultant, Context Network (Former) VP Crop Protection, Monsanto

Managing Partner, Agri-Pulse Communications

Jerry Steiner Director

CEO, Arvegenix Inc. (Former) Executive VP, Monsanto

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, d e k s a . d You e r e v i we del Making Better Men

for a Lifetime - The theme of this year’s Growth Report. Indeed, we all heard many stories from AGR alumni over the years that their AGR experience was vital to their personal and professional success. A recent survey of over 600 AGR alumni and collegiate members indicated that Leadership Development, Career Development, Training for Personal Excellence, Chapter Scholarships and Training for Chapter Excellence should be the top funding priorities for the Foundation… ALL key components for Making Better Men for a Lifetime.

As a result of your generous contributions to Your Foundation, we are having significant impact! Your unrestricted contributions to the annual Loyalty Fund, a record setting $412,416 this year, help to fund Leadership Seminars, Adviser Forums, Housemother/Director training, and Recruitment Schools.

Programs funded nationally involved over 534 individuals and directly impact local chapter excellence. In the area of restricted funds, 18 chapters are receiving payouts/scholarships due to donor advised endowments and 161 individual collegiate members received scholarships/grants from either endowment or general funds. Additionally, there are 14 Chapter Assistance/house improvement projects currently active. Just think of how much more we could achieve together with even greater participation!

Whether your gifts were to the Loyalty Fund, a Chapter Assistance Program, other donor designated fund or a qualifying Heritage Club legacy gift, THANK YOU for your SUPPORT. THANK YOU for YOUR IMPACT. THANK YOU for helping to MAKE BETTER MEN for a LIFETIME! Fraternally and gratefully,

Glenn A. Stith Chairman The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho

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Your Foundation

has approximately $6,633,877 invested in designated funds.

Nearly all are endowments, meaning, with an approximate 4% annual payout, they will last in perpetuity.

Most designated funds are chapter specific; the funds are managed by and used only for the benefit of a chapter.

Currently, 25 chapters are using the Foundation’s Chapter Assistance Program for housing campaign projects knowing IRS rules governing tax deductibility of these contributions are strictly observed.

AGR brothers serve on the Foundation Investment Committee. We know AGR; we donate to our chapter funds, and take the job to both protect the principle and grow those funds seriously. AGR benefits from professional investment advice, following a rather strict approach to asset allocation. Investment returns over the long term reflect the decision to balance investment risks against returns. Over the past five years, Your Foundation has achieved a 7.28% compound annual return. Thank you for supporting The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho. Fraternally,

Bill Boehm Director & Investment Committee Chair The Educational Foundatoin of Alpha Gamma Rho

Glenn Stith, Chairman of the Foundation, was initiated into Omicron Chapter at the University of Kentucky in 1973. Bill Boehm, Investment Comittee Chair, was initiated into Alpha Psi Chapter at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls in 1968.

e n o D e v ’ e What W Based on feedback

about the Foundation’s operations, a Task Force to Review Restricted Funds was established to evaluate and improve its processes. The Task Force enabled several important procedural changes to the way your Foundation is managed. Going forward, you can be assured of a steady annual payout, approximately 4%. Home Office staff have developed Foundation standard operating procedures such as quarterly reporting and disbursement request procedures which are now in place ensuring accuracy and consistency. Our shared goal is to provide a vehicle to support your chapter better than any other alternative, bar none! To Make Better Men…

for a lifetime.

FEES HAVE BEEN REDUCED AND ARE EASY TO EXPLAIN.

S.O.P. DEFINED AND COMMUNICATIONED.

Put into effect on July 1, 2017, the annual management fee was changed to 1% of the fund balance regardless of size, annualized monthly (1/12 of 1% monthly). The Foundation is maintaining a 2% “gifting fee”, which is a one-time deduction upon receipt of funds into the Foundation. Our research determined this was competitive with the 2-5% range we found many university foundations assessed. Fee income partially offsets overhead including managing the pay-out process, thank you notes, gift recognition and tax-receipting.

Fee income also allows us to offer tools and resources such as our fundraising platform, GiveBox, etc., that chapters and alumni can utilize to raise funds.

The Home Office staff, with Board oversight, has made changes to administrative processes and developed standard operating procedures to make the Foundation’s communications and work with donors, alumni corporations, and chapters more consistent. At the end of each quarter, standardized reports on each fund are sent to each Fund Adviser. These include fiscal details to help the Fund Advisory Committees track both principal and spendable funds. The Foundation also has implemented use of a formal disbursement request form for scholarship and reimbursement requests to ensure accuracy and efficiency. More standard operating procedures will be developed and implemented throughout the upcoming year.

MORE CONSISTANT PAY-OUTS FOR YOU. Your Foundation has adopted changes to the pay-out process which is permitted by the Uniform Prudent Management of Institutional Funds Act (UPMIFA). The pay-out process will now be consistent with processes used by many university and Greek foundations. Each year, the Board of Directors for The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho will review the markets and portfolio performance to declare a pay-out percentage for all restricted funds. The pay-out for the fiscal year 2017-18 was 4%, which was allocated quarterly (1% each quarter).

Future annual pay-outs will be in the range of 3-5% with the pay-out for fiscal year 2018-19 at 4%.

PAYOUT ALLOCATED QUARTERLY 1% EACH QUARTER

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HOW WE COMPARE Pennington & Company, a Lawrence, Kansas based fundraising consulting firm specializing in services on behalf of Greek foundations annually compiles Industry by the Numbers data which is presented during NICF’s (North-American Interfraternity Conference Foundation) THE Foundations Seminar. Utilizing the Better Business Bureau’s Wise Giving Alliance Standards for Charity Accountability, Pennington’s research of 2015 IRS Form 990 data, which can be found at www.GuideStar.com and www.CharityNavigator.com, indicates The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho remains a leader among fraternal foundations for operational efficiency as illustrated below:

(fundraising expenses/ total annual support)

(program services/ total expenses)

35% AGR is very efficient with fundraising expenses compared to other fraternal organizations. Only an average of 6% was spent on fundraising versus the average 22-35% spent by other organizations.

MINIMUM STANDARD

MEAN

MEDIAN

AGR

MAXIMUM STANDARD

26% MEAN

MEDIAN

AGR

6%

22%

35% MAXIMUM STANDARD

22.1% MEAN

21.2% MEDIAN

4.8% AGR

AGR continues to be efficient & effective.

Over the last 10 years, we have only put 4.8% of total expenses toward fundraisng, compared to other foundations who spend 20-30% on fundraising.

65%

(fundraising expenses/ total expenses)

53%

PROGRAM SERVICES RATIO

51%

FUNDRAISING EFFICIENCY RATIO

87%

FUNDRAISING RATIO

AGR prioritizes programing for Making Better Men above other expenses.

87% of expenses for AGR is programming for our members, compared to only 51-65% in other fraternal organizations.

For more information, please contact the Home Office at 816-891-9200 or agr@alphagammarho.org.

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ADVANTAGES OF THE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION OF ALPHA GAMMA RHO EXAMINED ANNUALLY BY INDEPENDENT CPA ELIGIBLE FOR TAX DEDUCTION TAX ID: 36 - 6158409 * Competitive 1% management fee compared to 2-5% at most universities

COMPETITIVE 2% GIFTING FEE *ONLY 1% MANAGEMENT FEE * Provides AGR networking functions and programming

PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED

CHAPTER MAP

Chapter Colony

* Low audit risk

SUCCESSFULLY UNDERGONE 3 IRS AUDITS * Able to accept very large gifts without endangering status as a public foundation because of the broad base of supporters and grants

HIGH IMPACT ON AGR *CAN BE RESTRICTED TO CHAPTERS, MAJORS, ETC. *Assists the National Fraternity with programs local chapters cannot do alone

MAKING BETTER MEN ALL OVER THE COUNTRY

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HOW WE COMPARE

2017 NICF OUTSTANDING VOLUNTEER Gene Lemon was the recipient of the 2017 North-American Interfraternity Conference Foundation’s Outstanding Foundation Volunteer Award. This honor recognizes exemplary lifetime service to a fraternity or sorority organization and its foundation. The individual eligible for this nomination must have demonstrated exceptional leadership skills in major fundraising projects for a fraternity or sorority. Gene’s time, effort, and financial commitment to the Fraternity is unprecedented. After more than 50 years of service dedicated to Alpha Gamma Rho, he became known as “Mr. Alpha Gamma Rho” and AGR could not be more proud. Lemon passed away on June 30, 2018. He was an absolute stalwart in Alpha Gamma Rho and a role model as a husband, father, grandfather, brother, AGR and friend.

AGR AND NICF AWARDS OF DISTINCTION HISTORY

2013-14 Best Development Effort in an Annual Campaign Both awards recognizing excellence of the Loyalty Fund for AGR: Giving for Our Purpose.

• 2014-15 Best Development Effort in an Annual Campaign • 2016 Foundation Director Donald De Jong and his wife, Cheri, were selected by the NIC Foundation as the recipients of the 2016 •

NICF Outstanding Philanthropist Award. The De Jong’s are generous donors to the Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho. 10

OUR SUPPORT *Statistics provided by the 2017 NICF Industry’s survey report.

$1,389,650

Annual Support Restricted

FarmHouse

$361,635

Loyalty fund for AGR (Non-Restricted)

$1,966,612

Annual Support

51,276

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Chapters

Living Alumni

1,837 Unique Donors

Restricted Funds

109

# OF UNDERGRADUATES

# OF LIVING ALUMNI

$1,696,278

55,853

Restricted Funds

109

total funds raised IN FISCAL YEAR GREATEST LEAST

Unique Donors

$349,251

Annual Support Non-Restricted

86,328 Living Alumni

Chapters

1,898 Unique Donors

$8,429,959

Sigma Tau Gamma

$8,000

AVERAGE

$1,552,812

AGR

$1,751,285

$29,674

total UNIQUE DONORS IN FISCAL YEAR GREATEST LEAST

Living Alumni

Chapters

Annual Support

71 3,100

2,588

Phi Kappa Psi

92,101

6,786

Non-Restricted

22,413

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ALPHA GAMMA RHO COMPARED TO OTHER ALL MALE FRATERNITIES

# OF OPEN CHAPTERS

$1,298,349

Annual Support

Annual Support Restricted Funds

$162,263

Annual Support Non-Restricted

5,341 150

AVERAGE

1,848

AGR

1,837

82

Chapters

61,000 Living Alumni

For more information, please contact the Home Office at 816-891-9200 or agr@alphagammarho.org.

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for a lifetime

A Lifetime -

What it seems former Alpha Gamma Rho CEO Phil Josephson has dedicated to the Fraternity. Brother Josephson has devoted over 45 years of servitude to AGR, and continues to volunteer as a lifelong leader for the Fraternity. After 45 years, it’s hard to believe AGR wasn’t always in the plans for Phil.

In 1970, while he was attending college at Wisconsin-River Falls, Phil disassociated himself with what would become much of his life’s work. In the process of rushing during his freshman year, he found the pledging situations on campus did not match his values, or those he felt a fraternity should hold as important. He chose to leave AGR during pledge week, and was surprised when the AGR Chapter President at the time, Bill Bohem, later came to visit him in his dorm.

The upperclassman personally asked Phil, a freshman at the time, to give AGR another chance. This intentional act convinced Phil to continue with the fraternity, under the condition that the inappropriate pledging activities would no longer occur. Before he had even become a full member of the Fraternity, Phil was unknowingly making better men out of his peers. Around 23 years later, that same pledge program was done away with at a national level for AGR, allowing for men like Phil to find a place in a fraternity that truly represents strong values and demonstrates integrity. He did not know it then, but Phil was just starting his long journey of leadership within Alpha Gamma Rho. While he was passionate about the Fraternity and served as an Assistant Treasurer, Rush Chair, and President in his collegiate years, AGR on a national level was never what Phil had planned for his career. In fact, he turned down two job offers from Maynard Coe, the Executive Secretary of Alpha Gamma Rho in the spring of 1972. Josephson was set on attending law school after graduation. But, Brother Coe was persistent, and later sent his assistant, Ted Priebe, to Wisconsin-River Falls to better explain the position to Phil, and convince him it was a great opportunity for new graduates.

On Sunday, July 17, 1972, Phil found himself in Des Plaines, Illinois, interviewing with Maynard Coe. That evening he wrote a letter to his girlfriend, Jane —now his wife of over 41 years— and mentioned the interview was “surprisingly and differently genuine.” He closed the letter “I’ll have to wait and see… more interview in the morning.”

Sure enough, morning came and Phil was persuaded to start working for Alpha Gamma Rho with his new role as Assistant Executive Director. At the time, he fully believed he would work a few years and be done.

As the years went on, it seemed as though AGR was just as passionate about Phil as he was about AGR. Every time he thought he was done, he would be asked to continue in another position. While this was never his plan, his dedication to Alpha Gamma Rho allowed him to find a passion in serving others. He said he enjoyed working with young people and seeing those men grow to be “good citizens, husbands, fathers and grandfathers.”

Phil’s values, aside from the AGR Values he reviews almost daily, begin with God and family first.

He plans to bring the same ongoing passion for life into his retirement and seeks to spend more time doing what he and his family wants to do. He looks forward to golfing, of course, and reading for his own enjoyment, which includes reaching his goal of reading the entire Bible in one year.

“I’m ready for it,” Phil said. “There were many things I loved to do (in my job), but I’m ready to enjoy the little things. I want to do the best for me, my wife, and my family.”

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Lifelong Leader Gene Lemon

Gene Lemon, an extraordinary leader within Alpha Gamma Rho, died on June 30, 2018, after a brief fight with cancer. During the AGR National Convention in August 2018, a tribute to Gene Lemon was given

by Phil Josephson; Brother Josephson and Gene were great friends.

“Gene Lemon was a gracious gentleman. He was a role model as a husband, father, grandfather, brother, AGR, and friend,” said Josephson.

In 1958, Gene went on to University of Illinois and was initiated into AGR on February 22, 1959.

He served as Noble Ruler for Alpha Chapter and also served as a helping hand to Sleeter Bull (while sharing a glass of Sleeter’s favorite bourbon.) Gene served as AGR’s Legal and General Counsel for over 50 years, setting a record in the Greek World. He was elected Grand President in abstentia and re-wrote the AGR National Constitution in 1976-77. He was elected as a Brother of the Century during AGR’s Centennial in 2004 and inducted into AGR’s Hall of Fame.

Brother Lemon has been a stalwart at every level.

He and Cathie put their money where their thoughts were; Gene Lemon was AGR’s 4th largest donor in history. He was also a huge donor of his business acumen and his rich experiences. For over 50 years, AGR benefited by having Gene share some best business practices that was of great advantage. You would frequently see Gene networking with the undergraduates at conventions and seminars as he also donated his hospitality and humor. He always had time for others and never a negative comment - just a gentleman.

“Gene Lemon was a giant in AGR. He was my good friend, and I will miss him. He will be deeply missed

by AGR but he would not want us to shed a tear.” said Josephson. “He would want us to move forward with conviction to do the right things.”

“May God bless the life and legacy of Gene Lemon.”

AGR CEO REX MARTIN Taking over the reins as AGR’s new CEO, Rex Martin is excited to lead the Fraternity forward into the future.

This path forward includes: • Communication – new branding, enhanced communications, and increased external communications; •

Revenue Enhancement - development of innovative partnerships, annual giving, and a new capital campaign;

•

Leadership - elevating existing programs, executive team coordination and career development;

•

Growth - new chapters, stronger chapters, increased chapter membership, and improved alumni/chapter engagement.

The goal is to continue to build on AGR’s strong foundation of developing young men into productive leaders of the agricultural industry - To continue the circle of lasting leadership, and Making Better Men For a Lifetime.

“I’ve enjoyed seeing these young men grow to be good citizens, husbands, fathers and grandfathers.”

- PHIL JOSEPHSON

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YOUR IMPACT Through the generosity of Alpha Gamma Rho brothers and friends, The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho provides transformational influence in the form of essential funding support of Fraternity programming which directly impacts the lives, shapes the future, and catapults the trajectory of Alpha Gamma Rho Brothers and Chapters.

NON-DESIGNATED

DESIGNATED

$1,000

GRAND PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY GIFT

$25,000

ENDOWMENT FUND GIFT

$250,000

ESTATE PLANNED GIFT

$1,000

CAN FUND 10 ALUMNI TO ACCOMPANY THEIR COLLEGIATE CHAPTER AT RECRUITMENT SCHOOL

$1,000

ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION TO CHAPTER FOR NEW MEMBER SCHOLARSHIPS

$10,000

IN UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DESERVING BROTHERS

YOUR IMPACT: Making Better Men For

a Lifetime

MATCHING FUNDS TO CHAPTERS SCHOLARSHIPS - RECRUITMENT SCHOOLS - LEADERSHIP SEMINARS - NATIONAL CONVENTION - CHAPTER PLANNING SESSIONS ADVISER & HOUSEMOTHER/DIRECTOR TRAINING SCHOLARSHIPS

CHAPTER RESOURCES

HOUSING CAMPAIGNS SAYRE FUND GRANTS

AGRCONNECT

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DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUNDS

Designated Endowment Funds can include achievement awards to chapter members who accomplish academic, leadership, and/or citizenship achievements, educational and/or leadership grants for expenses not covered from other sources for chapter officers or members, Chapter Advisers, Housemothers/Directors, and members of the Alumni Association to attend Leadership Seminars, and other educational and/or leadership events sponsored by Alpha Gamma Rho. Designated Endowment Funds can also be used for grants to purchase computer hardware and software to be used for educational purposes, grants to purchase educational and/or leadership materials and services for appropriate educational activities, and grants of funds for scholarships at the university for members and potential members.

DESIGNATED TO SPECIFIC CHAPTER

DESIGNATED TO SPECIFIC PROGRAM

Permanent or endowed funds are internally managed and locally directed. They serve a perpetual purpose such as providing scholarships for a chapter, or funding specific programs customized to a chapter’s unique needs.

Fund training tools and programs which focus on personal growth, responsibility and leadership of members.

Examples of these programs are AGRconnect (AGR’s online learning management system) or Sayre Fund Grants.

HOW MUCH OF YOUR GIFT IS DIRECTED TO ADMINISTRATIVE FEES?

2% gifting fee

DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUND GIFTING FEE

THESE FEES COVER ACTIVITIES & SERVICES INCLUDING: • 501(c)(3) IRS tax exempt status charitable organization registration • Balancing income/risk portfolio which is professionally managed by AGR’s investment committee • Board governance and oversight

• Charitable state solicitation registrations • Chapter membership list (Database) • Foundation staffing to provide database support & gift stewardship (receipting, pledge reminders, etc.)

1% management fee

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Chapters currently benefit from Designated Endowment Funds

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$408,617

amount received for chapter designated endowments in 2017-18 fiscal year

$168,926

amount disbursed from chapter designated endowments in 2017-18 fiscal year

HIGH PERFORMING DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUNDS IN 2017-18: THETA, MISSOURI

ALPHA EPSILON, LOUISIANA STATE

PHI, CALIFORNIA-DAVIS

disbursed $5,050

disbursed $16,500

disbursed $18,400

$1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 5 BROTHERS

$1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 18 BROTHERS

$1,000 SCHOLARSHIPS FOR 16 BROTHERS

with an ending balance of over $245K

with an ending balance of over $445K

with an ending balance of over $192K

* disbursement increase of over $5,000 in 2017-18.

* disbursement increase of over $11,000 in 2017-18.

* disbursement increase of over $14,000 in 2017-18.

THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS LOCAL CHAPTERS BY MANAGING THEIR FUNDS AND PROVIDING GREATER RETURN WITH A MORE COMPETITIVE AND CONSISTENT PAY-OUT STRUCTURE.

CHAPTERS WITHOUT DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUNDS: Omicron, Kentucky Rho, Colorado State Psi, Maine Omega, New Hampshire Alpha Beta, Oregon State Alpha Omega, Murray State Beta Alpha, Southern Illinois Beta Gamma, Wisconsin-Platteville Beta Delta, Illinois State

Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta Beta

Zeta, Clemson Iota, Truman State Lambda, Texas A&M-Commerce Mu, Austin Peay State Nu, Texas A&M Xi, Texas Tech Omicron, Wyoming Pi, Louisiana Tech Rho, Northwest Missouri State

Beta Tau, Mississippi State Beta Upsilon, Delaware Beta Chi, Stephen F. Austin Gamma Beta, Fort Hays State Gamma Gamma, Southern Arkansas Gamma Delta, Abraham Baldwin Gamma Epsilon, Sam Houston State

5 STEPS TO ESTABLISH DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUND CONTACT

1

2

IMPACT

INVEST

Contact the AGR Home Office at agr@alphagammarho.org or call (816) 891-9200

Make a minimum initial $5k investment, plus $20k in pledges

3 DONOR/CHAPTER FUND AGREEMENT

Fund Advisory Committee will establish a fund agreement.

Provide designated scholarships and grants in the following year!

Approximately 4% annual payout to provide scholarship.

4

5 GROW

Grow your investment to a $25k minimum within 5 years.

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NEW AND IMPROVED AGRconnect serves as an educational tool, helping chapters fulfill Our Purpose of Making Better Men For a Lifetime. In 2018, AGRconnect was updated to be a more effective learning management system.

AGRconnect was developed in 2012 through the generous donations of loyal donors and supporters for the purpose of creating an online educational platform for all brothers to utilize. Year after year, implementation and usage of AGRconnect continues to increase and best practices and procedures are being shared among chapters through the online Toolbox function.

Over the past year, the Fraternity has engaged The Context Network and Vivayic, both companies familiar to agricultural and related industries as well as education through multiple platforms, to revise and improve AGR’s Brotherhood Program. The project has been divided into various deliverables where the member experience will have greater emphasis on continuous learning from the time a brother is initiated to graduation and beyond.

One of the project’s largest components is updating the AGRconnect learning management system (LMS).

We heard the suggestions and constructive criticisms from our members about the online educational platform and acted to make improvements. First, and foremost, AGRconnect has become mobile responsive!

Members now have the ability to easily access AGRconnect on any mobile device. Brothers can complete modules, utilize their event calendar, review shared documents, search for other officers, and more from their mobile phone. Additionally, the New Member Education module series has been re-developed with updated information and allows for greater independent learning.

Alpha Gamma Rho enlisted the help of Monarch Media Inc., a California LMS company, to re-build AGRconnect to meet the needs of our membership.

We appreciate all of the time and effort from Monarch to update the platform.

The National Fraternity noticed brotherhood mentorship and individual growth were other areas that needed attention. Brothers were seeking ways to enhance their mentorship programming to better guide their newer members.

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On the updated platform, there is a new space where each member can build an Individual Development Guide to help them grow as leaders. By completing an interactive assessment, each brother can see where their strengths are and develop a plan of action to achieve their goals.

This guide includes 12 competencies divided into four categories of Mental, Social, Moral, and Service. Users can personalize their membership experience by honing in on a specific set of skills. In this guide, greater emphasis will be focused on the Big Brother as a mentor, and these mentors will help their Little Brothers on their journey by providing consistent feedback, guidance, and encouragement - helping them to accomplish their goals. Brothers can track progress made on their plan through a dashboard feature hosted on AGRconnect’s homepage. Each member’s action plan can be shared with their mentor as an accountability tool, and members can work together to achieve their individual and chapter goals.

Through the recent enhancements, the AGR Home Office will also be able to more efficiently track the progress of members and run additional reports to ensure AGRconnect continues to be a beneficial educational resource.

Alpha Gamma Rho is appreciative of all of the hard work The Context Network, Vivayic, Monarch Media, and others have done with the revisions to the Brotherhood Program and AGRconnect. All of the revisions were unveiled during the AGR National Convention in August 2018. Convention attendees were excited for the enhancements to our Fraternity’s lifelong educational program and ready to login!

AGRconnect is an online resource designed to ENGAGE, EDUCATE and EMPOWER members of Alpha Gamma Rho. The following statistics reflect AGRconnect usage and growth from July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018.

EPSILON (NORTH DAKOTA STATE) LAMBDA (MINNESOTA) TAU (MICHIGAN STATE) PHI (UC-DAVIS) ALPHA ALPHA (WEST VIRGINIA) ALPHA THETA (MARYLAND) ALPHA PI (ARIZONA) ALPHA SIGMA (FRESNO STATE) ALPHA TAU (WESTERN ILLINOIS) ALPHA CHI (WESTERN KENTUCKY) ALPHA PSI (UW-RIVER FALLS) BETA IOTA (TRUMAN STATE) BETA MU (AUSTIN PEAY) BETA NU (TEXAS A&M) BETA PI (LOUISIANA TECH) BETA PHI (IDAHO) BETA CHI (STEPHEN F. AUSTIN) BETA PSI (DELAWARE VALLEY) GAMMA BETA (FT. HAYS STATE) GAMMA GAMMA (SOUTHERN ARKANSAS) GAMMA EPSILON (SAM HOUSTON STATE) ARKANSAS TECH COLONY

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SAYRE GRANTS Brother William Sayre understood that AGR Brotherhood has an important life-long impact on Alpha Gamma Rho Brothers. The Sayre Fund was established when Brother William Sayre provided gifts to the Foundation specifically to promote inter-chapter relations and cooperation. Chapters may download a Sayre Fund proposal form on AGRconnect for funding a Brotherhood event. All proposal forms are due annually on October 1. Events supported by the Sayre Fund include the AGR National BBQ competition, the AGR booth at the National Farm and Machinery Show, and AGR’s involvement with National FFA Convention.

HOW TO APPLY FOR A SAYRE GRANT: 1

Sign in to AGRconnect, click the Toolbox tab, and find the Sayre Grant Folder.

2

Download, complete, and submit the Sayre Fund proposal form to the AGR Home Office.

3

Submit your application for the next school year before October 1.

Delta Chapter

at Purdue University

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worked with the Foundation’s Chapter Assistance Program to help with their renovation project. They were able to improve their study areas, dining room, conference room, and more! The chapter dedicated years to this project and will continue Making Better Men For a Lifetime.

CHAPTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM The Chapter Assistance Program is offered by The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho to assist alumni corporations in providing educational facilities in major construction or renovation projects for chapters. The Housing funds are short-term, temporary in nature, and focused primarily on major chapter house renovations or construction.

Several years ago, Delta Chapter at Purdue University took a hard look at our 31-year-old house and determined it was time to renovate and rejuvenate our beloved facility. Our goal was to design and deliver the most student-centric fraternity facility on the Purdue University campus. We focused our design on creating more group study space, more flexible learning environments, top fiber speed wi-fi, a high-tech conference room, and other amenities that would create a comfortable and functional home for our Delta Chapter brothers. We created larger living spaces for brothers to gather, socialize, and grow their brotherhood. It took several years of planning to benchmark other housing options, consider what existing space was functionally obsolete, and perform feasibility analysis. With the help of Pennington & Company to validate the feasibility of a $2.5 million campaign, we officially launched the fundraising effort and the aggressive construction schedule. Over the course of one summer we completely renovated the entire first floor to honor the heritage of our 107-year-old institution, but also create more functional working and living space. We focused on both the social and professional

“We would not have had the confidence to move forward without the support of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho.�

- TONY HAHN, ALUMNI PRESIDENT DELTA CHAPTER - PURDUE UNIVERSITY

aspects of life at Alpha Gamma Rho when we designed 3 conference rooms, an ADA suite, new kitchen layout, new dining room finishes and new study areas incorporated into the parlor. We completely remodeled the second and third floor living spaces with all new walls and room layouts, new restroom finishes, new study rooms, new lounge areas, increased IT functionality, increased library space and all with durable, long lasting finishings. It was an impressive feat to accomplish over 18,000 square feet of renovation in one summer. We moved in 84 members of the Delta Chapter in August, and they were able to showcase the renovated facility on October 20, 2018.

We would not have had the confidence to move forward without the support of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable and helpful. They were focused on our success and were patient as we moved through the process.

The ability for 100% tax deductibility was an important consideration for our alumni and the grant distributions and have been simple to administer. Overall, our experience with the Foundation was very positive. They were supportive of the project and managed many of the administrative functions which allowed us to focus on fundraising and construction.

I look forward to more interaction with the Educational Foundation in the future.

- TONY HAHN, ALUMNI PRESIDENT DELTA CHAPTER - PURDUE UNIVERSITY

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CHAPTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM HOUSING FUND Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon

FUND BALANCE 7/1/2017

FUND BALANCE 6/30/2018

$21,987.55

$0.00

$65,749.26

$276,984.28

$110,045.91

$99,385.53

$287,644.66

$11,100.00

$1,150.00

$11,200.00

$1,050.00

$132,440.88

$419,999.14

$98,695.40

$445,944.64

$17,821.50

$1,300.00

$0.00

$19,121.50

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$1,941.41

$2,250.00

$750.00

$3,441.41

$750.00

$0.00

$0.00

$750.00

Iota Nu

DISBURSEMENTS

$43,761.71

Zeta Theta

RECEIPTS

$2,200.00

$100.00

$0.00

$2,300.00

$307,124.85

$235,911.84

$288,014.33

$255,022.36

$33,605.00

$100.00

$0.00

$33,705.00

Alpha Beta

$246,398.35

$74,622.00

$319,527.91

$0.00

Alpha Gamma

$286,788.69

$331,551.00

$0.00

$611,722.67

Alpha Delta

$206,557.30

$91,988.47

$69,483.31

$229,062.46

Alpha Zeta

$121,058.58

$22,160.00

$3,500.00

$139,718.58

$2,305.00

$0.00

$0.00

$2,305.00

$295,648.91

$16,617.78

$0.00

$312,266.69

$600.00

$0.00

$0.00

$600.00

Alpha Tau

$242,608.90

$41,930.00

$58,998.02

$224,702.28

Alpha Chi

$40,674.00

$0.00

$0.00

$40,674.00

Alpha Psi

$0.00

$76,042.00

$1,000.00

$75,042.00

$18,186.00

$10,000.00

$0.00

$27,986.00

$1,175.00

$0.00

$1,175.00

$0.00

Pi Alpha Alpha

Alpha Eta Alpha Iota Alpha Nu

Alpha Omega Beta Alpha Beta Zeta Beta Phi

$10,575.00

$275.00

$0.00

$10,850.00

$2,000.00

$16,500.00

$18,500.00

$0.00

PAYOUT/ROLLOVER TO ENDOWMENT

PROJECT ON HOLD

CURRENTLY IN CAMPAIGN

2% GIFTING FEE COVERS ACTIVITIES & SERVICES INCLUDING: • Estate gift planning, assistance, and services

2% gifting fee

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• Tax attorney & grant agreement drafting ($6-8K value) reduces audit risk

• 501(c)(3) IRS tax exempt status charitable organization • Charitable state solicitation registrations

• Consultant references for housing assessments, campaign feasibility study, and campaign consulting

• Foundation staffing providing database support and gift stewardship (recognition, receipting, pledge reminders, etc.)

• Fundraising advice, insight and expertise

• Chapter membership list (Database NCOA)

BASICS OF A SUCCESSFUL HOUSING CAMPAIGN 1

2

3

4

5

Discuss Chapter Housing Assessment, project needs, estimated budget, Chapter Assistance Program details, engaging campaign volunteers, and campaign consultant selection.

Establish a Foundation Housing Fund with a minimum of $25,000 deposit and conduct a campaign feasibility study to determine potential for campaign success.

Conduct fundraising campaign utilizing team of volunteers and campaign consultant while also securing financing of a bridge loan to cover construction costs.

Finalize the campaign fundraising efforts and conduct construction/major renovation project while receiving 20% fundraising fees upon conclusion of the project.

Upon completion of the project, establish educational grant agreement with the Foundation based on value and educational percentage of chapter house and request disbursement.

5 BUILD Construction and renovation increasing life span of chapter house.

PAY-OUT

4

$0.98/$1 disbursed as fundraising fees, educational grant and operating grants.

3 FUNDRAISE Conduct fundraising efforts using volunteer team and campaign consultant.

ESTABLISH

2

Establish housing fund with Foundation and conduct campaign feasibility study.

1 CONTACT Contact the AGR Home Office at (816) 891-9200.

HOUSING RESOURCES TRUST (HRT)

AGR’s Housing Resources Trust Board developed a program to help chapters defer the cost for acquiring professional assessments of chapter houses. HRT Trustees help perform assessments that cover everything from immediate needs to long-term planning. These indivdiuals recognize industry trends and understand AGR’s housing needs.

HRT HOUSING ASSESSMENT

is an in-depth, professional look at the overall “health” of the chapter house and property. HRT Trustees identified a small group of companies who have broad experience and serve states in which our chapters are located. The HRT will match one-third of the cost for assessments up to a total of $6,000. After the assessment, the chapter will be able to plan the best approach for improving their chapter house.

For more information, please contact Executive Assistant Becky Haley at (816) 891-9200 ext. 117 or becky@alphagammarho.org

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NON DESIGNATED Funds Non-Designated gifts support the National Fraternity and provide resources and programming to all AGR chapters. Gifts with no specific designation (i.e. Loyalty Fund for AGR) at the time of donation support operations and programs of the Foundation with no gifting or management fee.

HELPING CHAPTERS HELP THEMSELVES Through non-designated gifts, the Foundation is able to assist the National Fraternity with projects which serve the needs of multiple chapters. With support from these gifts, the National Fraternity assembles programs that individual chapters could not efficiently do alone. These programs include but are not limited to: • REGIONAL LEADERSHIP SEMINARS • MATCHING FUNDS TO CHAPTERS • UNDERGRADUATE ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS • RECRUITMENT SCHOOLS • CHAPTER STRATEGIC PLANNING SESSIONS • ADVISER AND HOUSEMOTHER/DIRECTOR FORUMS

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“WHY SHOULD I HELP OTHER CHAPTERS?”

A CHAIN IS ONLY AS STRONG AS ITS WEAKEST LINK All AGR chapters who participate in the programs and activities of the National Fraternity benefit from NonDesignated gifts. The overall purpose of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho is to support the National Fraternity and its constituent members: our collegiate brothers at our local chapters. Contributions not designated to a specific chapter benefit all chapters and their members, thereby making Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity stronger across the nation.

LOYALTY FUND FOR AGR The 2017-18 Loyalty Fund for AGR: Giving for Our Purpose enables the Foundation to support educational programs and services for the National Fraternity including Leadership Seminars, scholarships, matching funds to chapters, Housemother/Director Forums, Adviser Forums, and more. All Alpha Gamma Rho Chapters who take advantage of the National Fraternity’s opportunities and resources benefit from non-designated gifts to the Loyalty Fund.

2017-18:

2016-17:

2015-16:

2014-15:

$411,916.40 $361,635 $306,160

ALPHA GAMMA RHO WANTS TO ENHANCE OUR PROGRAMMING TO CONTINUE MAKING BETTER MEN

$274,690

For a Lifetime.

The 2018-19 Loyalty Fund for AGR goal is $500,000.

THE LOYALTY FUND FOR AGR SUPPORTS: LEADERSHIP SEMINARS SCHOLARSHIPS RECRUITMENT SCHOOLS MATCHING FUNDS HOUSEMOTHER/DIRECTOR & ADVISER FORUMS CHAPTER PLANNING SESSIONS ADMINISTRATIVE OVERHEAD

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CHAPTER PLANNING SESSIONS “I received life changing leadership guidance when I was an undergraduate.

I like being able to help do the same for today’s AGR college leaders.”

Chapter Planning Sessions, professionally facilitated

by Past Grand President Zane Akins, help chapters get motivated and create goals which contribute to the successful future of the Fraternity. Each chapter that participates in a planning session develops a useful strategic plan to guide the next 1-5 year(s) on their campus.

“The strategic planning session for the Gamma Alpha Chapter allowed the alumni and collegiate brothers to come together to re-focus our vision and purpose on campus and within the community,” said Kevin Kersey, Alumni President at Florida Southern College. “I think we left the two-day planning session with a clear path of where we wanted our chapter to be. A huge thank you to Brother Zane Akins and the AGR Home Office!”

Akins’ strategy during the sessions is to engage, challenge, and keep everyone on track. He feels it is important to let the chapter discuss their issues openly and have them make decisions on what strategy and actions they want to follow.

Having conducted well over 100 chapter planning sessions for Alpha Gamma Rho, there is no doubt Zane Akins has contributed to the success of many chapters and AGR brothers.

“We have found that implementing the strategic plan has been paramount to our swift turnaround in GPA average, attendance, and overall success of the chapter.”

- RYAN KORSMEYER

NOBLE RULER, BETA OMEGA, MISSOURI STATE

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- ZANE AKINS,

STRATEGIC PLANNING COORDINATOR

HOW TO SET UP A PLANNING SESSION:

1 2

Determine a date for the Friday/Saturday session.

3

Identify an equal number of undergraduate and alumni leaders, with a minimum of five each.

4

Secure a meeting space other than the chapter house for the Chapter Planning Session.

5

Home Office will arrange facilitator’s transportation.

Chapter provides meals, room and board.

Send email to Becky Haley, Executive Assistant, at becky@alphagammarho.org to schedule the dates for your planning session.

LEADERSHIP SEMINARS This year, Leadership Seminar attendees perfected the art of outbidding the competition when it comes to personal development. From collegiate members to the four Grand President’s Award recipients, attendees openly embraced the theme of “Broaden Your Brand” from beginning to end. Each session focused on personal brand development by evaluating how personal brands contribute to the reputation of an individual or entity, building consensus through collaborative relationships, the importance of mentorship, and utilizing communication platforms to expand an individual’s social network. The attendance among AGR’s collegiate members at each Seminar increased by 10% with 467 members representing 65 (92%) chapters and one colony (Arkansas Tech): 29 Advisers, 31 alumni and 14 Housemothers/House Directors were also actively engaged through the program. Leadership Seminars provide a venue for all chapters to come together and learn from their peers on ways to enhance themselves both personally and professionally in a fun and educational setting.

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ADVISER FORUMS While no two chapters are the same, they may face similar, if not identical, issues. The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho supports reoccurring Adviser Forums, where AGR Advisers and alumni volunteers can discuss important chapter issues in an open dialogue. Attendees walk away from the forum with a plan of action to be effective in their role as well as hone in on specific objectives in order to be mentors to their collegiate members. One example of these dedicated volunteers is Marvin Flatt, who has served as an Adviser for Alpha Upsilon Chapter at the University of Tennessee-Martin for 12 years.

AGR wasn’t always in the plan for Flatt. In highschool, Flatt wasn’t planning to go to college, as none of his family members had attended a university. He mentioned that back then, he didn’t know what a fraternity was.

“But when I visited UT-Martin, it was like a light-bulb went off,” Flatt said. While a senior in high-school, he received a letter from AGR, saw the chapter house near campus, and figured he’d never be able to afford college, let alone AGR. But, as he finished up his senior year, AGR seemed to be stuck in the back of his mind.

“I just knew it was something I wanted to be a part of,” said Flatt.

2017-18 ADVISER FORUM ATTENDANCE

SEPTEMBER 2017

JANUARY 2018

Now, Flatt has been involved with Alpha Gamma Rho for over 45 years. He was initiated into Alpha Upsilon at UT-Martin in 1972.

He graduated with a major in Agriculture Education in 1976 and is currently the Director of Career & Technical Education at Weakly Country Schools and continues to serve as an AGR Adviser.

“What I received from AGR in college – a new personality, friendships, support - it made me want to give back so someone else could experience the same thing,” said Flatt.

Throughout his 12 years as an Adviser, Flatt has attended multiple Foundation-funded events including Adviser Forums, Recruitment Schools, Leadership Seminars, and National Conventions.

“The Adviser Forum program has developed over the 12 years I have been doing this,” said Flatt. “It is now the best I have seen. Adviser Forums help us help our chapters maintain good reputations and gives us the chance to share ideas and discuss our concerns.”

“This programming has developed over the 12 years that I have been doing this. It is now the best I have seen.”

- MARVIN FLATT

12-YEAR ADVISER FOR ALPHA UPSILON CHAPTER AT THE UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE-MARTIN 28

JUNE 2018

HOUSEMOTHER/DIRECTOR SUPPORT The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho knows the importance of Housemother/Directors and their vital roles in Making Better Men For a Lifetime. The Foundation supports the travel of KayLynn Kalkowski, the Housemother/Director Coordinator for Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity.

Kalkowski, also known as “Mom K” spent the 2017-18 year meeting AGR Housemother/Directors across the nation and has plans to redesign the Fraternity’s Housemother/Director Forums to meet their needs.

One Housemother who Kalkowski met in 2017, says she aspires to be much like Mom K and is thankful for her support as she adapted to her new role as a Housemother to a Chapter who had not had a Housemother in over 12 years.

Deborah Martinez, better known by brothers of Alpha Gamma Rho as “Mama Deb,” stepped into her role as Chi Chapter’s Housemother at Cal Poly State University in September of 2017.

Although she’s only been on the job for a year, her experiences with AGR started over a decade ago when her son, Roland Fumasi, was initiated into Chi Chapter in 1990.

“When Roland told me he was in a fraternity, I had no idea what that meant,” said Mama Deb. She mentioned her son served as California’s FFA Pres-

ident and was already self-sufficient going into college.

Although he seemed to have it all figured out, Deborah noticed the impact of AGR right away, which helped her son continue to be successful throughout college.

“Roland has been very successful, and he attributed much of his success from his connection with AGR,” said Mama Deb. “I could not be more proud of my son.”

Roland received his masters from Cal Poly and his doctorate from Texas A&M. Brother Fumasi is now the Senior VP and Ag Economist for Rabobank and continues to be a supporter of Chi Chapter, serving as their Alumni Treasurer.

Throughout 2017-18 year, Mom K has traveled to California twice to visit with Mama Deb and the Brothers of Chi Chapter. She has helped Deborah learn more about her role as a Housemother and helped the collegiate members learn the lasting benefits of a Housemother’s presence.

Mom K mentioned her studies and findings of fraternity men having higher GPAs, better etiquette, and better job placement, from a Housemother/Director’s impact. Mama Deb mentioned she is grateful for her current role and especially grateful for Mom K. “Mom K is so sincere, solid, caring and loving! My boys love her,” said Mama Deb. “The relationship between the AGR boys and I is so special, I LOVE THIS JOB!”

“The relationship between the AGR boys and I is so special. I love this job!”

- MAMA DEB, CHI CHAPTER HOUSEMOTHER AT CAL POLY STATE

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NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS National Scholarships and Chapter Award applications are due annually on April 30 and awarded each fall. In 2018, 17 AGR brothers were awarded National Scholarships by The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho. Each brother applied for the undergraduate scholarship through the scholarship application form on www.alphagammarho.org/undergraduate-scholarships. During the application process, Brothers share how their involvement in Alpha Gamma Rho prepares them for their futures and what their membership in the Fraternity means to them.

WHAT DOES YOUR MEMBERSHIP IN ALPHA GAMMA RHO MEAN TO YOU? I saw the effects first-hand AGR had on my two brothers, Chance and Shayne. I saw how they grew from freshmen year to senior year, and how much they developed in character and leadership. Before my two brothers, my grandfather and father also attended Iowa State and were initiated into Eta Chapter. My two biggest role models always talked highly of how many memories and networking opportunities they had during their membership. For myself, membership in Alpha Gamma Rho means I have an organization that believes in me, and I have potential to succeed in the future. I see how important AGR is with molding young members from freshmen year into being presidents and leaders on campus and in the community. This process continues into the workforce with many members holding high-end positions within agriculture companies. I also feel that within my four years, I have learned I need to be a mentor - someone the underclassman can look up to or talk to. My hopeful lasting-impact would be knowing that when I graduate, my brothers can say they want to become a leader or a mentor like me. - TREY WIESE, IOWA STATE

HOW DO YOU PLAN TO INTEGRATE YOUR EDUCATION & AGR EXPERIENCE INTO YOUR FUTURE CAREER? I intend to use my academic education from my degree in Agriculture Science and Technology, my minor in Sustainability, and CIVICUS citation, as well as my leadership and network experience from Alpha Gamma Rho, not only to make myself the best person I can be, but to also create a stronger, socially-accepted and environmentally-conscious agriculture industry. I plan to continue to create career opportunities for other AGR’s in the future. I have gained a great deal of leadership, communication, and problemsolving experience through AGR and extracurriculars, and intend to bring them to enhance the future of agriculture. - MICHAEL WIJESINGHE, MARYLAND

WHAT DOES YOUR MEMBERSHIP IN ALPHA GAMMA RHO MEAN TO YOU? As a Pre-Med student, I’m not a typical AGR. From my first day in Kappa Chapter until now, I don’t share many classes with other brothers. Fortunately, that’s not what brotherhood is about. The brotherhood in AGR encompasses many more aspects of a fraternity than academia alone. My bond with AGR comes from a background in agriculture shared between all members of my chapter. This background acts as a root from where the values and morals of AGR grow. Although my brothers and I may be headed in different professional directions, our backgrounds and brotherhood tie us together. We may not study for the same tests, but we recite the same bond and table prayer. AGR is not an organization with the purpose of exclusion and elitism, but rather one that promotes commonality and Making Better Men. Thanks to this fraternity, I’ve grown into a far more mature and professionally adept personality.

- NATE HEIMANN, NEBRASKA-LINCOLN

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2018 NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS AGR EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP Tyler Dubry, New Mexico State Nate Heinmann, Nebraska-Lincoln Cody Little, Tennessee-Martin Michael Wijesinghe, Maryland BILL SALLEE SCHOLARSHIP Mason Hinkle, Oklahoma State DAIRY SCHOLARSHIP Christopher Sweeney, Cornell DALE RUNNION SCHOLARSHIP Harvard Williams, Iowa State GENE SWACKHAMER AG ECONOMICS AG BUSINESS SCHOLARSHIP Dustin Winston, Idaho HAROLD OLSON SCHOLARSHIP Stephen Anderson, Vermont HORTICULTURE SCHOLARSHIP Robert Lommerse, Florida Southern J. WAYNE REHN SCHOLARSHIP Andrew Johnson, Illinois KIRBY BARRICK AGRICULTURE EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIP Kade Hill, Illinois

LESTER SMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Zane Gottschalk, Purdue LINDLEY FINCH SCHOLARSHIP Brandon Hanson, Iowa State ROBERT L. OEHRTMAN SCHOLARSHIP James Stults, Arkansas UNDERGRADUATE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Eric Leisy, Nebraska Trey Wiese, Iowa State

HOW DO YOU PLAN TO INTEGRATE YOUR EDUCATION & AGR EXPERIENCE INTO A CAREER? My experience with Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity has presented me with numerous opportunities for growth that will help me achieve a successful career as an agriculture teacher and FFA Advisor.

I plan to integrate the skills and lessons I have learned in Alpha Gamma Rho into my career choice. Specifically, I will be able to use the lessons of time management, assertive effort, and networking.

College is full of new experiences. Living independently, working, trying to maintain a healthy social life, and so many other factors comprise a student’s college career. This past fall semester, I realized it can be quite difficult to balance all the factors that make up my life as a college student.

AGR has helped me learn how to properly balance my schedule, which will in turn allow me to maximize my time and impact as an agriculture educator in the future.

I have always thought of myself as a perfectionist, and I definitely have a competitive attitude. However, this past year, AGR has pushed me to be even more aggressive towards my personal success. My brothers constantly push me to achieve greater goals, and I constantly push them to do the same. Through this past year, my chapter has allowed me to develop an assertive effort to achieve success in all that I do.

In addition to time management and motivation, AGR has taught me the valuable skill of networking. My Fraternity has given me experiences to grow through networking in both social and professional aspects. I have connected with numerous brothers within National FFA and the agriculture industry. As an agriculture teacher, networking will be something I can implement into my curriculum and teach my students.

Skills and lessons learned mean nothing unless they are put to good use. I plan to use what I have learned within AGR throughout my life. My career goal is to impact students similar to the way my agriculture teachers impacted and influenced me. AGR has given me the experience and skills to do just that.

- KADE HILL, ILLINOIS

AGR SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS write hand-written thank you notes and complete the Foundations of Personal Finance modules on AGRconnect.

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scholarships were awarded by the Foundation in 2017-18

$16,250

in scholarships were awarded by the Foundation in 2017-18

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YOUR SUPPORT By giving to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho, your impact will ensure all brothers have the ability to grow as members through educational programming, leadership development, and social opportunities that will benefit them for a lifetime. Without your support, our Fraternity would not have the campus and industry leaders it boasts today. Thank you for your loyal support and the impact you have on AGR! Your support is Making Better Men for a lifetime.

THE 1904 SOCIETY RECOGNIZES DONORS AT THREE LEVELS: 1904 SOCIETY: ALUMNI - All alumni can join this level by making a gift of $1,904$4,999 per fiscal year to the Loyalty Fund for AGR. 1904 SOCIETY: YOUNG ALUMNI - Young Alumni (30 years or younger) can join this level by making a gift of $19.04 per month (or $228.48 per fiscal year) to the Loyalty Fund for AGR. 1904 SOCIETY: COLLEGIATE - Collegians can join this level by making a gift of $19.04 or more per fiscal year to the Loyalty Fund for AGR. 32

Giving G iving ng for for Our fo Our Purpose Purpose THE 2017-18 LOYALTY FUND FOR AGR: GIVING FOR OUR PURPOSE enables The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho to support programs for the National Fraternity including scholarships, Leadership Seminars, Recruitment Schools, Adviser Forums, matching funds, and more.

FOUR PILLARS SOCIETY $5,000+ 2017-18 FOUR PILLARS SOCIETY membership is based on annual, undesignated contributions of $5,000 or more, specifically in response to Loyalty Fund for AGR solicitation. This listing recognizes brothers who are focused on a vision in support of educational programs that inspire young brothers toward success.

ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Gene Lemon BETA‑OHIO STATE Kirby Barrick DELTA‑PURDUE Allen Orr

EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE Jack Brown ETA‑IOWA STATE Jim Borel

IOTA‑WISCONSIN‑MADISON Jerry Steiner

SIGMA‑WASHINGTON STATE Doyle Jacklin

OMICRON‑KENTUCKY Glenn Stith

CHI‑CAL POLY Donald De Jong

PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE A.J. Jacques

ALPHA SIGMA‑FRESNO STATE Ian Burnett

1904 SOCIETY: ALUMNI $1,904 - $4,999

ALPHA‑ILLINOIS David Hollinrake Thad Kuhfuss

BETA‑OHIO STATE James Berg

DELTA‑PURDUE Gene Swackhamer

EPSILON‑NORTH DAKOTA STATE Keith Bjerke Al Johnson

ZETA‑CORNELL Greg Wickham

ETA‑IOWA STATE Mike Borel Ken Isley

THETA‑MISSOURI Jerome Graeser Larry Warren

KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Larry Engelkemier Gregory Mullins William Schilling

PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Robert Hodgen Dennis Slagell

PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS Gerry Rominger Jeremy Turner

ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA Paul Willis

ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS Rex Martin Fendley Ragland

ALPHA RHO‑VERMONT Brian Markwell

ALPHA TAU‑WESTERN ILLINOIS Gerry Salzman

ALPHA PHI‑SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Troy Johnson

ALPHA CHI‑WESTERN KENTUCKY Jack Britt Ernest Yates

ALPHA PSI‑ WISCONSIN‑RIVER FALLS Bill Boehm

BETA ETA‑VIRGINIA TECH Ronnie Green

BETA THETA‑MIDDLE TENNESSEE Martin Rice

NON-MEMBER The Prudential Foundation

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GRAND PRESIDENT’S SOCIETY 2017-18 Grand President’s Society membership is based on annual, undesignated contributions of $1,000$1,903, specifically in response to Loyalty Fund for AGR solicitation. This listing recognizes brothers who are focused on a vision in support of educational programs inspiring young brothers towards success.

ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Brett Bayston Clifford Beatty Joseph Bicknell William Dimond Ed Dollinger Phil Francis David Larson Dave Maurer Wilbur Nelson Lyle Orwig David Schick BETA‑OHIO STATE David Ames Karl Warnke

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GAMMA‑PENN STATE Rick Carpenter Tom Scott William Yerkes

DELTA‑PURDUE Wayne Beehler Dick Belcher Joseph Coffey John Cottingham Dick Feltner Matthew Hill C. James McCormick John Nigh David Parker Charles Whittington Don Winters

ZETA‑CORNELL Don Calhoun Walter Gladstone Douglas Mains Terry Savidge Andy White

ETA‑IOWA STATE Fred Bahrenburg Charlie Brown Sigmund Cornelius Tim Heiller Jim Howe Greg Nickerson David Van Wert Arlen Wonderlich

THETA‑MISSOURI Stephen Barr Matt Horstmeier Leslie Jett

PSI‑MAINE Allen Morell

ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA Barry Bustillo IOTA‑WISCONSIN‑MADISON Jimmy Cheek Karl Drye Bernie Lester Dale Emshoff Samuel Miller ALPHA DELTA‑ Robert Schwert MONTANA STATE Bernie Staller Jim Driscoll Jim Gannon KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Shane Lester Jim Cada Hal Cooper ALPHA EPSILON‑ Kent Pauley LOUISIANA STATE Ricky Guidry XI‑AUBURN Stanley Appleton ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Donald Griffiths OMICRON‑KENTUCKY Loren Kruse Steve Hupman William Sorrick Tom Waldrop Michael Torrey Samuel Willett ALPHA ETA‑GEORGIA PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Wilbur Mull Jack Bradshaw J. Austin Pugmire Paul Burrell Kim Ford ALPHA THETA‑MARYLAND A.L. Hutson Chuck Iager Paul Weller RHO‑COLORADO STATE David Ellicott ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS Todd Martin TAU‑MICHIGAN STATE Gerald Cole ALPHA KAPPA‑ William Graves TENNESSEE‑KNOXVILLE William Hellegas Peter Markovich Dave Willetts ALPHA MU‑RUTGERS PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS Michael Mekenian Kip Herzog Ken McCorkle

CHI‑CAL POLY Ramon Echeverria Brett Hedrick Jeffrey Sanders

ALPHA PI‑ARIZONA Robert Briggs Richard Morrison Ronald Rayner

ALPHA RHO‑VERMONT Jim Carpenter Erwin Clark ALPHA SIGMA‑FRESNO STATE Gary Nelson

ALPHA PSI‑ WISCONSIN‑RIVER FALLS Phil George Phil Josephson

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IOTA‑ WISCONSIN‑MADISON Grant Hartman Gordon Mann Allen Schuetz John Wilks KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Robert Raun LAMBDA‑MINNESOTA Richard Barnes John Houle MU‑MASSACHUSETTS Ted Covert XI‑AUBURN Jim Bannon Ronnie Wynn OMICRON‑KENTUCKY Phillip Elder Lawrence Hall

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ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE John Oades

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ALPHA TAU‑WESTERN ILLINOIS Larry Lepper Dennis Schrumpf Stanley Urban

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ALPHA PI‑ARIZONA Donald Colter Dennis Fiscus

ALPHA PHI‑SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Patrick Hennen Dean Schumacher Craig Treiber

ALPHA THETA‑MARYLAND J. Landon Reeve Paul Stull

ALPHA CHI‑WESTERN KENTUCKY Pete Dotson Darren Taul

BETA ETA‑VIRGINIA TECH Michael Krakoviak Charles Otto

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NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE Ben Cauthen Matt Gould Stephen Mabe Kaleb Modlin Daniel Sartin Anthony Scala

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ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Del Adcock Dean Adcock Nathan Welch

ALPHA PSI‑ WISCONSIN‑RIVER FALLS Joshua Borden Jonathan Erickson Jacob Filo Adam Kramer Clifton McClintock Logan Paschke Matthew Stanek Kyle Stuttgen Jacob Timm Eric Wuthrich

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BETA XI‑TEXAS TECH Garrett Ballard Justin Daniel Will Estes Kolby Glenn Blake Grantham Sterling Hannsz Hayden‑James Hughes Grant Lanier Drew Martin Will Murray Michael O’Neil Landon Smith

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BETA PHI‑IDAHO Dustin Winston

GAMMA DELTA‑ABAC Wes Crumpton

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BETA‑OHIO STATE Tom Denison Kenneth Fryman Frank Hirsch Jim Patterson

GAMMA‑PENN STATE Irving Buck Donald Lederer John Sutton

DELTA‑PURDUE Anthony Booher Vel Davis Max Evans Daniel Hicks Kevin Kistler Edward Lee Paul Martin James McIntosh David Park James Turley Marko Zaninovich

EPSILON‑NORTH DAKOTA STATE Brant Bigger Clayton Haugse Donald Paulson Mike Tokach

ZETA‑CORNELL David Barclay Jack Gallagher David Moore Cy Phillips Ralph Stewart Dave Vaughn Paul Wiley

ETA‑IOWA STATE George Beardmore Warren Clark Rob Dittmer David Emmert Nolan Ford Brent Larsen Doc Ouart Lars Palmer James Walther John Westcott Gene Zinn

THETA‑MISSOURI Stephen Edwards Steve Ellis Michael Jobe Thad Koenigsfeld Jesse Schwanke Randall Spragg IOTA‑WISCONSIN‑MADISON Patrick Cashman Dave Combs Tim Preuninger Les Schwartz Roger Stuckmann KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Kenneth Beebe Kent Cooksley Bob Emanuel Kent Jensen Ray Kelley Tanner Nelson Logan Peters George Pinkerton Alex Wach LAMBDA‑MINNESOTA Henry Bollum James Donkers Chuck Furr Jake Robinson Mark Skogman

NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE Marvin Aycock

OMICRON‑KENTUCKY Bruce Pearce

PSI‑MAINE William Porter

OMEGA‑NEW HAMPSHIRE Richard Simonian

ALPHA ALPHA‑WEST VIRGINIA Woody Stout Kenneth Tabler

ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE David Cooper Phil Davis Jeff Heater Dick Neilson

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PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE John Cook Thomas Dickey Kevin Evans Roger Zachritz

RHO‑COLORADO STATE Howard Enos David Farlow Jim Gray Chuck Mason

SIGMA‑WASHINGTON STATE Daniel Newhouse Todd Winters

ALPHA LAMBDA‑NEW MEXICO STATE Roger Latham

TAU‑MICHIGAN STATE James Gleason

ALPHA MU‑RUTGERS George Bird

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ALPHA SIGMA‑FRESNO STATE Kent Christensen Larry Layne Eddy Lazaroti

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ALPHA UPSILON‑TENNESSEE‑MARTIN Tony Durham

ALPHA PHI‑SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Jim Brewer Keith Goehring Monte Mason

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ALPHA PSI‑WISCONSIN‑RIVER FALLS Derek Johnson Tanner Johnson

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BETA GAMMA‑WISCONSIN‑PLATTEVILLE Daniel Adams Frank Friar

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BETA SIGMA‑TARLETON STATE Cody Lane

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BETA‑OHIO STATE Don Ames Donald Barr Gary Barth Bill Beddow Steve Berk Carl Boehm Tyler Butler Joseph Crites Jack Devitt Larry Earhart James Eckstein Ryan Edgington Jeffrey Eubank Rodney Fairchild David Fox Michael Grapevine Nick Havas Garth Hynes Brett Jones Stephen Knouff Tom Konst Gary Mast Richard Miller John Moser James Nichols Charles Radcliff Richard Ramseyer Frederick Roeth James Rollins Gary Ruckel Nathan Simpson Don Stapleton William Stinson Reid Thompson Bill Thornton Fred Yoder

GAMMA‑PENN STATE John Akers H. Edward Black Robert Black Ronald Bracciante Aaron Clark John Cosenza Dean Cotton William Daley Alan Daum Warren Davis Rams Frank Bob Good Brian Hege Chan Hood R. Bruce Hopkins Charlie Hursh David Kann Ken Ketterer Bob Lauffer Chris Leauber Richard McDonald Henry Mullen John Palmieri Fred Reichelt Robert Rider Chuck Rine James Schneck Dick Stanley Joseph Strite Jim Weiler Glenn Wiggins

DELTA‑PURDUE Dean Berry Brett Brooks John Burkhardt David Clark Ryan Crane Dan Dawes Joe Dykhuis Steve Ehman Roger Foulks Thomas Furnish Tim Herd Edward Hering Phil Hershberger Mark Hochgesang Rick Hofer George Holder Victor Kendall Ronald Larew John Magee James Mintert Lawrence Neal Kenneth Newcom Wilbur Nickel Harvey Pinney Andy Reiger Cory Riggs Gary Robards John Rodibaugh Bill Rodkey Kevin Ross Greg Smith Donald Stoten Philip Swain Ned Swanson William Thompson Donald Villwock Andrew Weyer Gary Whirledge Philip Wilcox Allan Woodmansee Kellen Woods W. Eric Wornhoff Mark York

EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE Lester Amundson Troy Bassingthwaite Darby Bauer

Jim Bergeron Jerel Blair Tom Fagerholt Ben Farner Allen Frey Dan Friezen Gene Funseth Allen Giese Justin Halvorson Robert Harbeke George Hildre Dennis Hjelle Howard Huebner Maynard Iverson Dennis Johnson Duane Johnson Jim Kokett Eddie Kopperud Kim Lees Howard Leland Darryl Lutovsky Paul Marchell Ron Nelsen Martin Peterson Gerald Quam Mike Radig Edward Saugstad Harley Schlichting Al Scholes Donald Schwartz Larry Spong Robert Strand David Voller Daniel Vollmer

ZETA‑CORNELL Dave Alexander Charlie Barrett Ronald Beck Gary Bradley R. Michael Briggs Luther Cole Robert DiCarlo William Doerler John Fessenden Travis Fogler Alan Grant Thomas Hines Patrick Hooker Donald Jayne Skip Jensen Shawn Jones Gerald Jones Pete Keeley Gerald Killigrew Hans Kunze Marc Laribee Harry Lockwood Andrew Luce Jeff Mayer Collin McCarthy Del Mee Jan Morawski John Morgan Stephen Osborn Peter Pamkowski Pat Phillips Tony Quinn Patrick Redmond Andrew Rice Stephen Riessen Jim Robinson Charles Sackett Don Sawyer Dan Schreiber Gene Schurman Al Smith Earle Steeves Lawrence Van De Valk Bill Wickham Carl Widmer Raymond Wilkes Robert Williams

Kevin Youngers George Zittel James Zwart

ETA‑IOWA STATE Andrew Albrecht Devin Becker John Besh Chet Boruff Thomas Brincks Bob Bucher Allen Christian John Claassen Dennis Dammen Ronald Deiter Kevin Durst Harry Earl Chris Edgington Mark Fassler Richard Ford Riley Ford Wayne Fredericks Kelly Greiner Brandon Hanson Dean Henderson Bret Hultman Steve Johnson Kirk Kemper Bob Kimm James Kiser Cody Korthaus Jerry Kramer Steve Kroeger Andrew Lauver Matthew Leonard Stephen Lindblom Bruce Lorch Chris Madsen Roger Mahr Jerry Murphy Timothy Noonan Perry Pollock Fred Redman John Schneider Lloyd Swanson Barrie Swinbank Jerry Tank Tanner Whipple Norman Wonderlich Bill Yeager

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MU‑MASSACHUSETTS Bob Brack George Gee Edward Maybury Charles Stimson NU‑

NORTH CAROLINA STATE Julian Baucom Clarence Blackstock Jeffrey Buchanan Norman Byerly Ben Cauthen James Davis John Fuquay Austin Gilliard Matt Gould James Graves Edward Hill Michael Hupko Harrison Jenkins Stephen Mabe Brian Mangum Kenneth McCaskill Kaleb Modlin J. Michael Moore Thomas Nunalee Van Powell Edgar Pritchett Daniel Sartin Anthony Scala Dean Vandemark XI‑AUBURN Austin Burke Eric Deese Jack Gary Joe Gentry John Grant Tom Hicks Steiner Kierce James Moyer Jacky Pennington Paul Pinyan Robert Roberson Richard Schneider Thomas Shipp Jeffrey Sims

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PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Ron Arendt Dan Bomhoff Gerald Briscoe Alex Cash Colt Castle Zed DeVaughan Cole Eschete Ty Griffith Terry Hague Charles Ivy Charles Jacques Fred Jones Kade Killough William Koos Ab Lemert Stephen Mathis Don Moore Curtis Muegge Luke Muller Rodney Orrell Krey Reimer Gene Robertson Dustin Tackett Robert Terry George Thomas Douglas Tippens Luke Vanderwork Donald White Joe Williams Richard Wuerflein

RHO‑COLORADO STATE Blake Angell Eugene Bauerle John Bigbee Phil Brown Jerry Butner Ross Campbell Charles Cook Larry Foster Kevin Heikes Gary Hladky Brock Johnson Chuck Keller Randy Knutson Stephen Koontz Ryan Liebl Mike McCarty Duane Newman Jim Olson Tristan Pelto Darrell Pidgeon Bill Stephens Richard Swan John Taylor Charles Weinrich Roger Wilson Jim Winter

Craig Winterburn Tyler Witter

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TAU‑MICHIGAN STATE James Borland Leonard Burns Robert Crandell Troy Frank Joseph Greene Christopher Haggerty Bill Hauck Greg Heinze John Johansen Gary Jones Oliver Juengel Brian Klug Jim Lincoln Roger Mawby Leo Pasch Dean Reid Eldon Roberts Edward Ruesink Ben Skubik Keith Swaffar Edward Thelen Stanton Thomas Robert West James Whitehead Ralph Wirebaugh David Wisniewski Gregory Zuver

UPSILON‑CONNECTICUT Bob Hart Frederick Nelson Harold Wilson PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS Reid Allen Ronald Alves Randy Baldwin William Beyer Graham Boswell Gib Crowell Richard Engel Forest Halford Timothy Hammerich Richard Harp Tim Hudson Scott Johnson Allan Johnson Russell Leonardini Cletus Lilly Brent McGowan David Merwin Kenneth Morrison Mark Munger Joseph Schechter Roger Scriven Stephen Sims

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OMEGA‑NEW HAMPSHIRE Courtney Allen

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OREGON STATE

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ALPHA DELTA‑ MONTANA STATE Zach Berlogar Frank Carter Robert Carver Craig Damstrom Ronald Friez Bill Gander David Kathman Michael Layton Warren Lee Rock Lovec Edward Malesich Devin McClayland Michael Montgomery Dick Siderius James Svoboda Ken Todd Howard Willson ALPHA EPSILON‑ LOUISIANA STATE Lane Cormier E. Garsee Leo Guedry Lance Relle Kenneth Renegar John Russo Spencer Stelly ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Del Adcock Dean Adcock Marty Albrecht Kevin Barnes Richard Barta Wes Beal Kevin Bennett Logan Britton Maynard Englebrecht Christian Fischer Peter Fletcher David Green Hayden Guetterman Greg Harris Wayne Ingmire Einar Johnson Ray Ladd Twig Marston Kent Mayer

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Andy McIntyre

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Allen O’Hara

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J. Richard Schuster

George Steffens

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ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS Sam Allen

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Cameron Jernigan

Sam Kerr Stephen Pile

Robert Shaver

James Smith

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ALPHA KAPPA‑ TENNESSEE‑KNOXVILLE

Kenneth Alley Bobby Craft Doug Craig Forrest Duncan Joe Elliott Robert Farmer Cody Fox Tyler Fuqua Albert Headlee Anderson Hutsell Wesley Keele Bill Kemp Mike Kennedy Eric Lutrell Henry McCluskey Michael Millraney Steven Monteith James Morris

Justin Armstrong John Blanton Sean Moreno Harry Nightingale Michael Ronquillo George Spence Drew Van Liew Jim Williams Joe Williams Phil Wright

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ALPHA NU‑CONNECTICUT L. A. Converse Peter DeCloux Brian Doerr Edward Geishecker Rodney Gilbert George Haynes William Leahey Gary Miller Denny Miner James Nemeth Mark Rich William Sacher James Thompson Bob Wheeler Edwin Whitehead John Wraight

ALPHA XI‑ARIZONA STATE R. King Cooper Philip Peterson Jerry Rovey Mark Schell

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Verl Diamond Preston Kim Evans

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Chester Beahm Jerry Bomar Joe Brasher John Castellaw Mike Dennison Ernie Draffin Jacky Gullett John Head Tommy Hunt Danny Ratliff Alexander Roberts James Sholar James Umbarger David Vowell Jim Whitehead

ALPHA PHI‑ SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Tom Bernatz Brad Blaha Jaden Boerboom Dick Bray Glen Davis Todd Gonnerman Paul Grace Nicholas Harms Aaron Johnson Sam Johnson Norm Konechne Adam Krause Keith Lent Reid Merrill Marshall Nygard Eddie Opstedahl Randy Piper Todd Powell Gary Schultz Kevin Schulz Mic Skaar Todd Skaar Tracy Skaar Ben Wagner Mark Wagner Mo Zhang

ALPHA CHI‑ WESTERN KENTUCKY James Bailey Bailey Bailey Keith Head Edward Higgins Thomas Jones Jim Lane Alfred Mattingly James Moorman Cullen Page Jodie Pennington Eric Raby Carlie Ross Gary Taylor Chris Thompson William Tucker

ALPHA PSI‑ WISCONSIN-RIVER FALLS Gayle Bacon Clark Bauman De Wayne Benedict Joshua Borden Michael Broker Jordan Bushman Ray Ellenberger Jonathan Erickson Lowell Falde Shaun Fiedler Jacob Filo Andrew Gathje Tom Hartfiel Alek Keller‑Betzold Adam Kramer Roger Larson Brian Massman Clifton McClintock Barry Nelson Skip Nordahl Ronald Ormond Steven Ortman Logan Paschke Matthew Pedersen Steve Peterson Tod Planer Doug Raymakers Kevin Roche Mark Schlesser Travis Speirs Matthew Stanek Kyle Stuttgen Donny Thompson

Jacob Timm Thomas VanDeLoo Verl Verhulst Joseph Waldo Leon Wolfe Eric Wuthrich Dylan Young

ALPHA OMEGA‑ MURRAY STATE

Christopher Clifton Phil Crow Bret Cude Ben Guyot Shawn Maclin David Teske

BETA ALPHA‑ SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Thomas Beshoar Stephen Blackford Joe Bockhold Ronald Brohammer Charles Ehler James Godke James Jensen Kale Kaufman Dale Lattz Ed Longfellow Rodney Lorenson Kevin Miller Jake Miller Mark Munson Gary Reavis Jacob Rendleman Bradley Wilson

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Jeffrey Blaska Mitchell Dehn Tom Hamm Lyle Jeske Craig Keller Ryan Knuth Taylor Kojis Michael Krutza Scott Laufenberg Terrence McMahon John Meyers Matthew Miller Chuck Miller Mark Mueller Gregory Nelson Dale Pertzborn Michael Sands Dennis Schmidt Stuart Stangler Jake Stukenberg James Timm Donald Von Rueden

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Ed Bettner Tom Fitzgerald Jack Fombelle Dan Reedy Jayme Sondag Don Waldvogel Keith Zoeller

BETA EPSILON‑ ARKANSAS STATE Robert Anderson Lew Brinkley Charles Horton Albin Langlois Steve Toney Levi Woods

BETA ZETA‑CLEMSON

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BETA PHI‑IDAHO

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Perry Brown Laurens Floyd Daniel Greene James Gunter Jason Hart Keith McMillan Bob Parris Stephen Pettigrew Tyler Snively Carter Thompson Carroll Wates Rubi Wingard Eddie Callahan Scott Daniel William Duncan Stephen Ginn Tom Hardiman Michael Harowitz James Huffard Robert Leonard Andrew Lohr Dwight Newman Jon Schmitt Christopher Smith Shawn Stanley John Townsend

BETA THETA‑MIDDLE TENNESSEE Mark Caldwell James Kitchen Darek Potter

BETA IOTA‑TRUMAN STATE Wes Blanchard Pat Greenwell Larry Hill Levi Krauss Martin Leatherwood Ed See

BETA KAPPA‑CHICO STATE

Ken Lowe Dale Mulkey

Jeff Cagle David Downey Mike McElroy

BETA NU‑TEXAS A&M Jim Davis Preston De Jong Montgomery Gano Chase Hale Nick Kucera Jordan Somervill Cyan Vaughn Brian Wendland Westbrook

BETA PI ‑ LA TECH David Folds

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Green Baggett Kelly Davidson Brad Garrison Nathan Montgomery Ross Blattner Rocky Gilbert Dustin Winston

Aaron Breneman Curtis Harder Casey Paholski John Fanning David Selby Ethan Brabo Adam Frantz

Nathan Ediger Caleb Nitsch Cody Prosser

Alex Kehrees

Wes Crumpton Zeb Griffin

Nathan Griffin David Folds

NON-MEMBER

Becky Haley Caitlin Stauffer Heather Stroud

Giving G iving ng for for Our fo Our Purpose Purpose

PARENT GIVING Parent Giving recognizes the parents of collegiate brothers who have supported The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho with a gift to the Loyalty Fund for AGR. Thank you for investing in your sons and the future of Alpha Gamma Rho. PARENT(S)

AGR SON

PARENT(S)

AGR SON

Chet Armstrong

Justin Armstrong

Denise Kourafas

Jacob R. Kourafas

Daran Becker

Devin A. Becker

Steven And Stephanie Kucera

Nicholas S. Kucera

Gary Behrendt

Cole Behrendt

Roseann Lent

Keith R. Lent

Barbara Berlogar

Zachary M. Berlogar

Pam Lois

Brian Lois

Andy Blackstock

Thomas Blackstock

Sandy Martin

Tyler B. Martin

Heather Blancarte

Jordan J. Somervill

Jackie May

Jordan May

Jack Blattner

Ross N. Blattner

Brent McClayland

Devin J. McClayland

Mark and Nancy Boerboom

Jaden R. Boerboom

Matt Meeks

James W. Meeks

Nancy Boerboom

Jaden Boerboom

Emily Modlin

Kaleb Modlin

Michael & Lori Brabo

Ethan S. Brabo

Harry Morrison

Jack Morrison

Travis Brock

Chandler A. Brock

Matt Muller

Luke R. Muller

Scott & Kathy Bruns

Bryce R. Bruns

Byron & Marilee Nordhus

Coleman Nordhus

Matt And Dawn Caldwell

Emmet M. Caldwell

Burt & Kay Lynn Palm

Quade M. Palm

Christi Cerwinsky

Edward G. Cerwinsky

Diane Pelto

Tristan T. Pelto

Theresa Cormier

Lane Cormier

Mark Percell

Cody L. Percell

Scott Coulthurst

Jacob Coulthurst

Tony Robertson

Caleb M. Robertson

Sheila Crowell

Dillon S. Crowell

Anne Roerden

Thomas G. Roerden

Phillip Dornbier

Andrew Dornbier

Michael And Denise Schentrup

Jacob R. Schentrup

Jill Ellingson

Garrett A. Johnson

Pamela Schriver

Ethan Schriver

Annie Eschete

Cole J. Eschete

Adrian Silva

Austin Silva

Mark Fischer

Christian Fischer

Russell Simpson

Nathan R. Simpson

Julie Ford

Riley Ford

Tiffany Sims

Christian Magana

Bryan Gilliard

Austin B. Gilliard

Julie Smith

Christopher Smith

John Girard

Riley P. Girard

Heather Snively

Tyler P. Snively

Dana Griffin

Nathan W. Griffin

Jenny Statter

Jake Statter

Leslie Griffin

Zebulun M. Griffin

Beth Stoll

Scott Stoll

Renee Hatcher

James D. Graves

Shannon Thom

Riley Thom

Steve Heine

Garrett Heine

Bobo Thompson

Charlie C. Thompson

Holly Hlopak

Zac Hlopak

Gina Uptmor

Benjamin Uptmor

Lisa Hughes

Nathan Hughes

Lee Vanderwork

Luke a. Vanderwork

Tammy Hughes

Wyatt Bradford Hughes

Gregory Voigt

Gabe Voigt

Parents of Cameron Jernigan

Cameron Jernigan

Troy Walker

Izak Walker

Andy Jones

Brett A. Jones

Melanie Webb

Rody Webb

Danny Jones

Gavin Jones

Douglas And Michelle Williams

Hadley D. Williams

Darin Killough

Kade G. Killough

Scott Woods

Kellen S. Woods

Tammi Koster

Vincent Koster

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HERITAGE CLUB The Heritage Club honors brothers who leave a planned gift of $10,000 or more through specific gifts or bequests. If you have included the Foundation in your will or estate plan, please notify us so that you can be recognized for leaving a legacy that will Make Better Men For a Lifetime.

ALPHA, ILLINOIS Steven Gerdes Jim Ross Jim Zumwalt

BETA, OHIO STATE Kirby Barrick GAMMA, PENN STATE Rick Carpenter

DELTA, PURDUE Dick Feltner Mike Jackson Ted Priebe Gene Swackhamer

EPSILON, NORTH DAKOTA STATE Jack Brown Tom Gates Al Johnson Jerry Puppe

ETA, IOWA STATE Fred Bahrenburg Mike Borel Gary Butson Bret Carter Scott Flynn Steve Hanson David Van Wert Robert Vasko Arlen Wonderlich

THETA, MISSOURI Zane Akins Lynn Fahrmeier Lowell Mohler Lowell Newsom Dan Prosser

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KAPPA, NEBRASKA Ron Grapes William Schilling Charlie Trauger

ALPHA ZETA, KANSAS STATE JD Hagedorn Edwin Kerley Loren Kruse Warren Nichols Tim Rosenhagen Doug Weyer

NU, NORTH CAROLINA STATE Tyler Warren

OMICRON, KENTUCKY David Case Glenn Stith

ALPHA THETA, MARYLAND Paul Weller

PI, OKLAHOMA STATE James Ferrell

ALPHA KAPPA, TENNESSEE-KNOXVILLE BETA ETA, VIRGINIA TECH Jay Poole Thomas White

SIGMA, WASHINGTON STATE Doyle Jacklin

TAU, MICHIGAN STATE

John Welser

PHI, CALIFORNIA DAVIS

John Kidd Jeremy Turner

ALPHA LAMBDA, NEW MEXICO STATE Paul Gutierrez

ALPHA RHO, VERMONT Erwin Clark LC Jost Don McFeeters

ALPHA TAU, WESTERN ILLINOIS Jeff Warner ALPHA PSI, WISCONSIN-RIVER FALLS Bill Boehm Phil Josephson

BETA TAU, MISSISSIPPI STATE Brad Garrison

ALPHA PI, ARIZONA Len Richardson

CHI, CAL POLY Ole Meland OMEGA, NEW HAMPSHIRE Everett Ryan ALPHA BETA, OREGON STATE Vince McElligott ALPHA DELTA, MONTANA STATE Jim Driscoll I give and bequeath to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho, a Corporation Chartered under the laws of the State of Illinois, with principal offices at 10101 North Ambassador Drive, Kansas City, Missouri 64153, employer identification number 36-6158409, the sum of $___________________.

MATCHING GIFTS Matching Gifts are received from charitable giving programs set up by corporations in which the company matches donations made by employees to eligible nonprofit organizations. The Foundation graciously accepted matching gifts from the following companies between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018. Please let the Foundation know if your employer might also offer matching funds to your generous contributions.

• AGRI BEEF MANAGEMENT

• DEER & COMPANY

• MORGAN STANLEY

• AMICA COMPANIES FOUNDATION

• INTEGRA PARTNERS

• PRUDENTIAL FOUNDATION

• CARGILL

• MEREDITH CORPORATION

• RAMONA CHANCE TRUST

• CONOCO PHILLIPS

• MONSANTO

• UBS MATCHING GIFT • YOUR CAUSE, LLC

MEMORIAL & HONORARY GIFTS Memorial & Honorary Gifts may be made on behalf of any Alpha Gamma Rho brother and directed to any fund. The following listing recognizes the Alpha Gamma Rho brothers and friends who gave in honor in memory of a brother between July 1, 2017 and June 30, 2018.

Thomas Bennett

by Tracy R. Webb

Jenks Britt

by Keith D. Bjerke

(in honor of Jack Britt)

Scott A. Clark

by Nancy Clark

Bailey Cresswell

by Michelle Creswell

Jack R. Dahl

by Keith D. Bjerke

Wyatt A. Feltman

by Wayne Feltman

by Bill A. Harbeke

Joseph Gray

by William D. Carriere

Gregory J. Hands

by Loren J. Kruse

Ronald W. Hurt

by W. Dan Groscost

by L. Patrick Scheetz

by Mark A. Seest

Don G. Knoche

by Valerie J Blevins

by Susan McLeod

by Horace Mann

by State Farm

by Theta Eta Chapter of Sigma Kappa

by Denis D. Anderson

by Todd E. Armour

by Jeff Armstrong

by Mark A. Bemis

by Karen Bender

by Doris Blevins

by Sandra Bond

by Susan Bostrom

by Frederick Brauer

by James Breuninger

by Dianne Burns

by Kay Burns

by Pete G. Cahill

by Drew D. Carls

by Gary D. Carstens

by Betty Chiti

by Joyree Chura

by Mark C. Cox

by Sarah Dal Pozzo

by Donald Daley

by Cyrelda Dobrino

by Edward J. Dollinger

by Pat Eble

by Lori Eckhardt

by Dean W. Espenschied

by Dianne Feasley

by Mark E. Fecht

by John D. Foley

by Jane Frey

by Matt J. Full

by Tammara Gachter

by Mark C. Gossett

by David F. Hamman

by Fred Hamman

by James F. Hamman

by Christopher S. Harrell

by Sharon Haughey

by Jon R. Heyen

by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by by

Gregory L. Hodges Thomas W. Hoekstra Jane Homeier Betsy Hudson Scott C. Jeckel Brent J. Johnson C. Scott S. Johnson Eric E. Kahle Teri Kellar Jared J. Kempel Cheryl Knoche Kay Knop John L. Leinberger James P. Lindgren Leann Link Cindy Mevorah John A. Milton Michael Moorberg Denny Myers Michael Novario Larry Odorizzi Jerry Park Leesha Peoples Robert W. Pritchard Dawn Quon Bradley Rogers Virgil B Rosendale Allyson Rotramel Kyle Sanders Marie Schreiber Douglas G. Schroeder Joel C. Seiboldt Elizabeth Shafer Randall S. Shimkus Debra Stierwalt Karey Terselic Linda Thomas Susan Unger Diana Vaughn Carole Wall John Weber Tina Weis Timothy Williamson Scott L. Willis Jim F. Wright

James W. Lindley

by Patrick B Lindley

Russ G. Mawby

by Edward M. Thelen

Donald I. Wickham

by James E. Munroe

by Bill S. Wickham

Donald J. Wickham

by Bill S. Wickham

C. James McCormick

by The McCormick Family Foundation

Daniel L. Winans

by Rick H. Hiatt

Emil M. Mrak

by Dean W. Wheeler

Gerald Young

by Kenneth L. Osborn

William W. Ortlieb

by Andrew P. White

Wilbur E. Pauley

by Ronald D. Green

John D. Reitenour

by James L. Whitehead Roy H. Saigo

by Daniel G. Aldrich

by Edward J. Armbrust

by Jacque Bartholomew

by Albert G. Boyce

by Donald E. Brock

by Gary P. Carlson

by Gary M. Cusumano

by Kip Herzog

by Charles F. Hoffman

by Andy J. Kennedy

by Thad Koenigsfeld

by Scott A. Mahan

by Paul E. Martin

by Dennis J. McMahan

by Gary P. Proctor

by L. Thomas Pulley

by Gerald A Rominger

by Roy H. Saigo

by Stephen F. Sims

by John P. Spencer

by Joseph R. Sproul

by Jeremy R. Turner

by Thomas M. Watson

by Ronald E. Wrolstad

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LIFETIME GIVING LEVELS

Lifetime Giving Levels recognize donors with a cumulative lifetime giving of $100 or more to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho prior to June 30, 2018. The number next to the donors name indicates the number of gifts made during a brother’s lifetime. Thank you for your continued support of Alpha Gamma Rho. Your dedication assists Our Purpose of Making Better Men For a Lifetime.

DEMETER’S FELLOWSHIP $5,000,000+

FOUNDERS’ CIRCLE $1,000,000 - 4,999,999 PI, OKLAHOMA STATE A.J. Jacques, 38 Malone Mitchell, 1

ORDER OF THE BROTHERHOOD $500,000 - 999,999 ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Phil Francis, 23 Gene Lemon, 48

ORDER OF THE HARVEST $100,000 - 499,999 BETA‑OHIO STATE Kirby Barrick, 80 Dick Bere, 17 Thomas Timmer, 9 DELTA‑PURDUE Byram Dickes, 40 Douglas Eckrote, 23 Mike Jackson, 40 Steven Newcom, 42 Gene Swackhamer, 79 EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE David Sunderland, 3

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IOTA‑WISCONSIN‑MADISON Bill Hantke, 13

CHI‑CAL POLY Donald De Jong, 38

NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE Samuel Davis, 36

ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA N. Brooks, 5 John Douthat, 27 Bernie Lester, 60 Ed Smoak, 9

PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Gary Clark, 30 Bradley Gungoll, 4 Doug Jackson, 9 Lee Larkin, 31 SIGMA‑WASHINGTON STATE Doyle Jacklin, 66

ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Randy Stoecker, 66 Doug Weyer, 52

ALPHA PSI‑ WISCONSIN‑RIVER FALLS Bill Boehm, 123 NON-MEMBER Norberta Modliszewski, 3

LIFETIME GIVING

ORDER OF THE SHIELD $50,000 - 99,999

EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE Gregg Halverson, 8 Al Johnson, 61 Corey Martin, 13 Jerry Puppe, 42

ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Ed Foley, 62 Gerald Gehlbach, 29 Steven Gerdes, 6 Larry Gerdes, 11 Jim Ross, 47 David Schick, 27 BETA‑OHIO STATE James Berg, 32 Bill Richards, 17

ETA‑IOWA STATE Jim Borel, 50 Sigmund Cornelius, 43 David Van Wert, 50

GAMMA‑PENN STATE Rick Carpenter, 75 John Shearer, 31 William Yerkes, 26

THETA‑MISSOURI Steve Ellis, 91 Charlie Napier, 35 Robert Wheeler, 9

DELTA‑PURDUE Dick Belcher, 27 Sandy Belden, 59 Joseph Coffey, 63 Tom Davis, 58 Joseph Hasler, 14

IOTA‑ WISCONSIN-MADISON Karl Drye, 29 Russ Schuler, 2 Jerry Steiner, 30

NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE Arthur Tab Williams, 3 OMICRON‑KENTUCKY Glenn Stith, 27 PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Ray Beck, 3 Jeffrey Bode, 4 Joe Hinz, 17 A.L. Hutson, 60 Paul Schulte, 28 Scott Sewell, 15 James Sigmon, 14 K. Wayne Sizelove, 2 Dennis Slagell, 20 Paul Yauk, 5 PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS Gerry Rominger, 52 CHI‑CAL POLY Ole Meland, 40

ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE Skye Krebs, 6 Gary Nuss, 64 ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Steve Burgess, 27 Loren Kruse, 82 ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS James Mitchell, 14 ALPHA KAPPA‑ TENNESSEE‑KNOXVILLE Donnie Smith, 4 ALPHA TAU‑WESTERN ILLINOIS Larry Lepper, 37 Phil Nichols, 13 NON-MEMBER Lillian Fobes, 3 Smoak Groves, Inc., 1

ORDER OF THE SHEAF $25,000 - 49,999 ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Ed Dollinger, 19 Thad Kuhfuss, 41 BETA‑OHIO STATE David Ames, 39 Daryl Deering, 27 Jack Fishburn, 4 Todd Pugh, 8 Dug Radcliff, 7 Bill Swank, 30 GAMMA‑PENN STATE Matt Keil, 31 Brian Sarris, 15 Jon Schroer, 18 Tom Scott, 23 James Valent, 11 DELTA‑PURDUE Dick Feltner, 47 Mark McKinney, 35 David Parker, 28 Ted Priebe, 50 EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE Randall Aarestad, 7 John Anderson, 6 Keith Bjerke, 21 Jack Brown, 42 Tom Gates, 21 Allen Giese, 27 Bill Harbeke, 18 Roger Kenner, 14

Randy Reber, 4 Peter Shockman, 6 Michael Vipond, 23 David Vipond, 5 Ray York, 5 ZETA‑CORNELL Kevin Bartolotta, 12 William Baskin, 14 David Galton, 28 William Lipinski, 30 Ronald Pope, 7 Charles Saul, 5 Greg Wickham, 47 Gerald Young, 10 ETA‑IOWA STATE Fred Bahrenburg, 69 Mike Borel, 45 THETA‑MISSOURI Zane Akins, 50 Phillip Brown, 16 Gary Frazier, 15 David Minnick, 33 Paul Steele, 20 Larry Warren, 53 John Woodward, 21 IOTA‑ WISCONSIN‑MADISON John Cull, 11 Cliff Gnatzig, 5 Robert Kalter, 2

KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Ron Grapes, 27 William Schilling, 51 LAMBDA‑MINNESOTA Leland Sundet, 43 NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE Raymond Collier, 6 Robert May, 39 Tyler Warren, 22 PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Jason Bradshaw, 1 Dale Elsener, 19 Daniel Grellner, 5 Randy Grellner, 6 Terry Hague, 31 Robert Hodgen, 3 Ladd Hudgins, 11 Javen Moore, 5 Rodney Orrell, 33 Kent Prickett, 7 Spencer Sewell, 11 Gregory Shepherd, 7 Terry Tippens, 12 Richard Wuerflein, 37 CHI‑CAL POLY Paul Weubbe, 32 ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE Marty Belshe, 1 William Case, 11 Richard Ladd, 4 V. Kent Searles, 5 Jan Wepster, 3

ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA Sid Banack, 29 Barry Bustillo, 28 John Hooker, 15 Peter Marovich, 3 Jack Norris, 39 Dean Saunders, 7 ALPHA DELTA‑ MONTANA STATE Taylor Brown, 11 Jim Driscoll, 61 Lyle Hodgskiss, 5 Jim Holzer, 6 Ronald Ramsfield, 6 Ken Walsh, 24 ALPHA EPSILON‑ LOUISIANA STATE Glenn Bryant, 2 ALPHA ZETA‑ KANSAS STATE Ben Brent, 27 Samuel Hands, 23 Todd Johnson, 33 Robert Moore, 32 Bill New, 7 Dale Rodman, 24 Steven Slusher, 25 Wally Wolf, 10

ALPHA NU‑CONNECTICUT George Staby, 18 ALPHA RHO‑VERMONT Erwin Clark, 56 ALPHA SIGMA‑FRESNO STATE Gary Nelson, 24 ALPHA TAU‑WESTERN ILLINOIS Gerry Salzman, 58 ALPHA CHI‑WESTERN KENTUCKY Jack Britt, 35 ALPHA PSI‑UW‑RIVER FALLS Phil Josephson, 152 Jim Van Wychen, 40 BETA ETA‑VIRGINIA TECH Gordon Thornhill, 10 NON-MEMBER Andrew Ansted, 1 Barbara Ansted, 2 Ann Christian, 3 Elise Donohue, 6 Northwest Farm Credit Services, 1 Greg Oehrtman, 1 Ramona M. Chance Trust Account, 1 Emily Rodibaugh, 1

ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS James Atkinson, 1 Mark Waldrip, 3

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LIFETIME GIVING

ORDER OF THE SICKLE ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Joseph Bicknell, 48 David Hollinrake, 11 Dave Maurer, 30 Wilbur Nelson, 30 David Ruebush, 7 Morris Smith, 14 Jack Widholm, 21 BETA‑OHIO STATE Jac Dill, 1 Rob McClelland, 12 J. Stewart McCoy, 4 Dwight Steen, 23 Hugh Wilson, 16 DELTA‑PURDUE Hal Bowman, 10 Jake Ferris, 73 Leo Mann, 34 Kirt Ramsay, 2 Patrick Scheetz, 45 EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE Frederick Haas, 4 Russell Johnson, 13 Merrill Johnson, 3 Myron Johnsrud, 7 Carl Larson, 2 Tom Lilja, 7 ZETA‑CORNELL John Mueller, 3 John Noble, 5 David Porter, 29 Terry Savidge, 15 Andy White, 42

ETA‑IOWA STATE Charlie Brown, 42 Ken Isley, 7

BETA‑OHIO STATE Peter Bowen, 3 Michael Bumgarner, 4 Joseph Crites, 37 Charles Cunnigan, 8 Derek Cunningham, 5 Greg Flax, 4 Tim Geiger, 5 David Grim, 12 Frank Hirsch, 50 Dale Krukemyer, 14 Donald Lamb, 12 William Langel, 10 Nathan Louiso, 8 Joe Mesenburg, 38 George Ruff, 15 Jack Spitler, 1 William Stinson, 51

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GAMMA‑PENN STATE Carl Anderson, 7 Richard Dempster, 5 Jerry Edwards, 3 Louis Galliker, 2 Glenn Moyer, 6 William Nichol, 5 Thomas Olliver, 6

SIGMA‑WASHINGTON STATE Nick Hein, 27

THETA‑MISSOURI Jerome Graeser, 19 Jim McRoberts, 17

TAU‑MICHIGAN STATE William Graves, 44 William Hellegas, 48 Daniel Peabody, 65

IOTA‑WISCONSIN‑MADISON Bob Miller, 57 Bernie Staller, 29 Randy Torgerson, 31 Jim Zarndt, 35

PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS Pete Boyce, 47 Donald Brock, 22 Jeremy Turner, 42 Tom Watson, 11

KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Larry Engelkemier, 36 Robert Raun, 59

ALPHA ALPHA‑WEST VIRGINIA William Black, 15

LAMBDA‑MINNESOTA Elden Lamprecht, 43 NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE R. Kendall Hill, 8 PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE William Elliott, 6 David Epperly, 8 Kim Ford, 44 Richard Grellner, 6 Henry Heinrich, 6 Clay Hutson, 5 Robbye Jones, 6 Don Kirby, 2 Dale Kunneman, 1 Frank Miller, 62 Ken Root, 25 Jack Stuteville, 25

ORDER OF THE LAMP ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Brett Bayston, 14 Mark Gossett, 7 Ronald Ness, 16 Vince Reincke, 1

$15,000 - 24,999

DELTA‑PURDUE Wayne Beehler, 40 John Burkhardt, 21 John Cottingham, 23 Russell Hardin, 70 Don Orr, 32 James Stewart, 26 Keith Welty, 21 Brian Wise, 3 Don Wright, 9 Marko Zaninovich, 19 EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE Lester Amundson, 12 Mick Anderson, 38 Joe Bata, 2 Darby Bauer, 20 Neal Bjornson, 4 William Finley, 18 Gary Gibbons, 5 Bernard Goodman, 15 Jared Hagert, 6 James Hauge, 7 Clint Kurtz, 4 Andy Moquist, 2 Joseph Ruliffson, 29 Howard Schmid, 19 Donald Schwartz, 54 Myron Senechal, 23 Mark Sletten, 21 Jason Wildung, 5 Jarvis York, 1

ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE Bruce McKee, 3 Craig Ward, 4 ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA J. Wayne Beardsley, 15 Jefferson Miller, 3 Michael Pressley, 1 Ernest Sellers, 8 ALPHA DELTA‑MONTANA STATE Thomas Evans, 2 Bret Lesh, 4 LeRoy Luft, 35 Edward Malesich, 25 Bill Perry, 11 Karl Ratzburg, 22 Eugene Thayer, 27 Harold Tutvedt, 3

ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Ty Brookover, 5 Michael Doane, 16 Donald Griffiths, 15 Larry Jones, 11 Virgil Lair, 2 Thomas Miller, 8 Warren Nichols, 48 Brian Pelton, 30 Larry Stuckey, 8 ALPHA THETA‑MARYLAND Jim Moxley, 30 Paul Weller, 27 ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS James Marrs, 35 John Pendergrass, 9 Greg Satterfield, 13 ALPHA NU‑CONNECTICUT William Leahey, 37 ALPHA PI‑ARIZONA Kelly Keithly, 20 Martin Massengale, 55 ALPHA RHO‑VERMONT LC Jost, 65 Brian Markwell, 32 Don McFeeters, 52 Hall Thompson, 17

ALPHA TAU‑WESTERN ILLINOIS Louie Blank, 2 Sid Kemmis, 6 Rob Woodrow, 4 ALPHA PHI‑SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Troy Johnson, 22 Cal Willemssen, 16 ALPHA CHI‑WESTERN KENTUCKY Ernest Yates, 15 ALPHA PSI‑UW‑RIVER FALLS David Kilpatrick, 12 Joseph Waldo, 42 BETA ZETA‑CLEMSON Chalmers Carr, 9 NON-MEMBER AGR Building Fund, Inc., 1 Alpha Delta, 2 Chico Alpha Gamma Rho Alumni, 1 Educational Foundation of AGR, 1 Christine Martindale, 2 Ricky McNelley, 2 Jean Rehn, 5 June Schrupp, 1 The Prudential Foundation, 21

ALPHA SIGMA‑FRESNO STATE Ian Burnett, 14

$10,000 - 14,999 ZETA‑CORNELL John Adams, 2 Ronald Beck, 29 Timothy Bostley, 5 Sheldon Brown, 8 Steven Call, 11 David Call, 17 Steven Chuhta, 12 Mark Creighton, 40 Philip Davis, 6 Timothy Dayka, 11 Walter Henry, 31 Stephen Riessen, 36 David Tregaskis, 11 Bill Wickham, 22 ETA‑IOWA STATE Albert Duroe, 31 Jim Howe, 18 THETA‑MISSOURI Stephen Barr, 11 William Dunn, 1 Bud Hertzog, 14 Sidney Johnson, 11 Curtis Long, 16 Lowell Mohler, 7 Lowell Newsom, 165 Rado Popp, 12 Doug Thomas, 14 Bill Williams, 16

IOTA‑WISCONSIN‑MADISON Dale Bruhn, 41 Jim Caldwell, 2 Rick Daluge, 45 Paul Hagen, 33 Bob Hagenow, 6 Paul Hartman, 42 Scott Kurzer, 6 James Mickelson, 6 Samuel Miller, 27 Irvin Sather, 12 Allan Schultz, 4 Robert Schwert, 26 Scott Vosters, 7 Jerome Wallander, 5 John Wilks, 42 KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Larry Holbein, 36 Gregory Mullins, 5 LAMBDA‑MINNESOTA Neil Fruechte, 46 NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE Carl Flemer, 5 Robert Goins, 2 Guy Jones, 5 OMICRON‑KENTUCKY Burgess Brown, 26 John Woeste, 44

PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Jim Buck, 7 Paul Burrell, 35 Dennis Christie, 4 John Crawford, 5 Charles Elliott, 7 Charles Freeman, 6 Michael Frickenschmidt, 10 Greg Gungoll, 5 Mike Hardin, 11 Sean Kouplen, 2 Jeffrey Kubik, 11 Bryan Mannering, 6 Teddy Miller, 4 Jeff Morris, 1 Mason Mungle, 7 Matt Panach, 8 Lynn Reinschmiedt, 6 Brady Sidwell, 8 Ryan Trojan, 5 Jerry White, 4 RHO‑COLORADO STATE Chuck Mason, 9 Jay Wardell, 3 Roy Wardell, 6 SIGMA‑WASHINGTON STATE Robert Felton, 19 Bill Heinemann, 5 Steven Swannack, 15

LIFETIME GIVING

ORDER OF THE LAMP TAU‑MICHIGAN STATE Dave Willetts, 41 PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS Gary Cusumano, 4 Kip Herzog, 39 John Kidd, 1 Hal Sconyers, 24 Dean Wheeler, 29 CHI‑CAL POLY Ron Carli, 3 ALPHA ALPHA‑WEST VIRGINIA John Rotruck, 7 ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE Charles McElligott, 24 ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA Gene Badger, 7 Wilton Banack, 1 Jimmy Cheek, 19 Chuck Clemons, 3 John Hoblick, 1

$10,000 - 14,999

ALPHA DELTA‑MONTANA STATE Donald Becker, 5 Thomas Dedman, 7 Bruce Ellis, 7 Boyd Hardy, 8 Jack Holden, 3 William Krutzfeldt, 7 Shane Lester, 8 Phil Moodie, 9 Bryan Ratzburg, 3 Todd Tibbetts, 3 Robert Tronstad, 4 Stephen Wagner, 13 ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Robert Ames, 24 Kenneth Buchele, 9 Charles Cole, 18 Bradley Foote, 2 Scott Foote, 6 Grant Harris, 4 Roger Johnson, 22 Aaron McKee, 2 Casey Niemann, 22 Jay Selanders, 4 Keith Westervelt, 10 Brent Wiedeman, 9

ALPHA ETA‑GEORGIA James Irvin, 45 ALPHA THETA‑MARYLAND Jim DeShazer, 2 Chuck Iager, 38 Richard Jackson, 26 ALPHA KAPPA‑ TENNESSEE‑KNOXVILLE Thomas White, 28 ALPHA XI‑ARIZONA STATE Craig Anderson, 42 ALPHA PI‑ARIZONA Robert Briggs, 57 ALPHA RHO‑VERMONT Jim Carpenter, 30 ALPHA SIGMA‑FRESNO STATE Paul Toste, 20 ALPHA TAU‑WESTERN ILLINOIS Steven Greenfield, 37 Mark Howard, 34

Steven Ramp, 5 Monty Teuscher, 1 Wayne Whipps, 45 Wayne Willems, 37

BETA ETA‑VIRGINIA TECH Ronnie Green, 14 BETA TAU‑MISSISSIPPI STATE Brad Garrison, 66

ALPHA UPSILON‑ TENNESSEE‑MARTIN Robert Earnest, 13

BETA PHI‑IDAHO Philip Kaufman, 3

ALPHA CHI‑WESTERN KENTUCKY David Buckingham, 11 Buster Stewart, 6 ALPHA PSI‑UW‑RIVER FALLS Lee Born, 3 Robert MacSwain, 5 Gary Sackmann, 49 Jon Wangen, 4 ALPHA OMEGA‑MURRAY STATE Bret Cude, 22 Arthur Green, 51

NON-MEMBER American AgCredit/CoBank, 2 AGR House Association, 2 Williamson Cattle Company, 1 Beta Theta Chapter, 1 Gayle Clifford, 3 Elaine Crooke, 2 Delta, 1 Northeast Delta Dental, 2 Theta, 5 Thorndike Barnhart Memorial Scholarship Fund of Pickaway C

BETA ZETA‑CLEMSON Thad Boatwright, 29 Michael Freeman, 21 Ellie Green, 14

ORDER OF THE CRESCENT $5,000 - 9,999 ALPHA‑ILLINOIS Steven Bemis, 5 Bill Dickinson, 1 William Dimond, 22 Bill Heinhorst, 24 Tom Hofer, 31 David Larson, 18 David Slater, 14 Jay Vroom, 35 BETA‑OHIO STATE Kent Ames, 3 Don Ames, 14 Gary Barth, 34 Bill Beddow, 42 David Boeck, 2 Timothy Boeck, 2 Andrew Bond, 1 Tom Denison, 45 Jeffrey Easterday, 7 Mike Estadt, 26 Jack Fisher, 4 Richard Flinn, 28 David Fox, 22 Timothy Gold, 7 Bill Hirzel, 32 Michael Huttinger, 4 Harold Karcher, 4 Gary Korsgaard, 3 Thomas Langshaw, 2 Robert Lantz, 6 Jim Patterson, 29 David Ray, 42 Brad Stair, 3 James Swinehart, 3 Dick Thompson, 2 Gary Thornton, 56 Wags Wagner, 9 Richard Wensink, 2 Daniel Wertz, 3 Aaron Wray, 5 Bill Young, 4 GAMMA‑PENN STATE Rams Frank, 11 David Geise, 15 Penrose Hallowell, 2 Penrose Hallowell, 33

William Kincaid, 34 Keith Masser, 6 William Moore, 46 Arthur Ramicone, 6 Carlos Rascon, 6 John Tait, 17 John Whitesell, 24 Boyd Wolff, 12 DELTA‑PURDUE Ron Alcorn, 24 David Anderson, 1 Kent Bowen, 24 Bruce Brown, 8 Thomas Caldwell, 5 Noel Callahan, 13 John Demerly, 14 John Diehl, 1 Michael Emmert, 34 Burton Etchison, 10 Don Hazelett, 4 Mark Hochgesang, 11 Michael Hurt, 3 Kerry Keffaber, 3 Paul Lake, 19 Ross Lawrence, 27 Gerald Nickel, 5 John Nigh, 55 Morris Odle, 19 Allen Orr, 15 Howard Poole, 8 Max Rodibaugh, 42 Bill Rodkey, 45 J. Michael Scheetz, 10 Jim Schoon, 36 Jay Townsend, 16 James Turley, 47 Charles Whittington, 17 Doug Wilhelm, 37 EPSILON‑ NORTH DAKOTA STATE Charles Aarestad, 5 Arnold Amundson, 24 Donald Bahl, 37 Charles Bateman, 3 Brant Bigger, 20 Dale Blume, 2 John Bollingberg, 20

John Boyle, 10 Richard Clark, 1 Richard Clemenson, 3 Scott Dau, 4 Jason Eckert, 6 Bruce Fagerholt, 10 Robert Geston, 5 John Giese, 10 Allan Glynn, 1 Gregory Goodman, 8 Warren Hall, 24 Eric Halverson, 5 John Halverson, 2 Clair Hauge, 1 George Hildre, 41 Howard Huebner, 15 Robert Jerger, 44 Dennis Johnson, 21 Mark Knorr, 4 Jeffrey Knott, 4 Jim Kokett, 37 Anthony Larson, 26 Dave Lee, 3 Thomas Lipetzky, 5 Terry Lorenzen, 9 Scott Malmberg, 10 Randall Mauch, 47 Lyle Moe, 29 Wade Moser, 8 Curtis Nelson, 7 Jeffrey Olson, 5 Sherwood Peterson, 8 Terrence Skjerseth, 6 James Sletten, 7 Jeffrey Strang, 4 Donald Strickler, 5 Kenneth Thompson, 23 Matthew Titus, 15 Thomas Trost, 5 Mark Vipond, 13 Timothy Vipond, 7 David Wanner, 5 Daniel Weiler, 6 Matthew Williams, 5 Steve Wosick, 21

ZETA‑CORNELL Jeffrey Ainslie, 4 Dave Alexander, 37 Russell Beck, 9 Don Calhoun, 19 Nathan Call, 9 John Caltabiano, 38 Frederic Corell, 16 Richard Darley, 21 Derl Derr, 14 Aaron Donnan, 7 William Drake, 25 Laurence V. Dubois, 4 John Fessenden, 39 Steven Griffen, 2 Michael Holloway, 9 W Karszes, 3 Joel Kemp, 22 Russell Miller, 10 John Nichols, 26 Stephen Palladino, 11 Stanley Perkins, 3 Robert Plass, 4 Daniel Potter, 6 Kevin Powell, 2 Brian Rapp, 16 Charles Riley, 13 Armando Samper, 1 Mark Schafer, 5 Donald Seipt, 24 James Shannon, 9 Charles Shoup, 25 Larry Smith, 2 Ralph Stewart, 45 Robert Williams, 19 Corey Wolff, 6 William Young, 23 Stuart Young, 6 William Zittel, 8 ETA‑IOWA STATE Dan Foor, 6 Tim Heiller, 22 Dan Johnson, 43 Larry Mahr, 45 Greg Nickerson, 39 Arlen Wonderlich, 45

THETA‑MISSOURI Crandall Barnard, 10 Melvin Barnes, 22 Joseph Boatright, 35 Leroy Burkemper, 11 Alan Close, 35 Donald Cupps, 9 David Cupps, 18 William Davidson, 33 James Edwards, 23 Lynn Fahrmeier, 28 Jim Famuliner, 31 Christopher Finck, 5 J. Ed Frost, 12 Gale Hankins, 26 John Harvey, 48 Bill Hayen, 11 Matt Horstmeier, 21 Michael Jobe, 38 Thad Koenigsfeld, 248 Brady Manning, 3 Michael McCartney, 13 Matthew Peiter, 5 Daniel Reed, 9 Randall Spragg, 7 Charles Stock, 10 William Summers, 6 Robert Thompson, 9 James Thorne, 10 Larry Turpin, 15 Glen Waters, 14 IOTA‑ WISCONSIN‑MADISON Roger Borgwardt, 2 Patrick Cashman, 12 Steven Cull, 4 Dale Emshoff, 30 Steven Fronk, 18 Corey Geiger, 7 Scott Hale, 5 Oren Hammes, 18 Lloyd Holterman, 4 Thomas Janczewski, 82 Jim Koepke, 15 Alan Koepke, 3 Timothy Lange, 1

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LIFETIME GIVING

ORDER OF THE CRESCENT $5,000 - 9,999 Robert Luening, 38 Dennis Meulemans, 10 John Mitchell, 16 Christopher Nelson, 2 Stephen Nelson, 3 James Ostrom, 1 Scott Pertzborn, 18 Arne Peterson, 11 Tim Preuninger, 32 Gregory Sambs, 5 Steven Sanner, 11 Ron Schuler, 4 Dan Siemers, 2 Jason Sterr, 3 David Verhulst, 3 KAPPA‑NEBRASKA Jim Cada, 28 Bob Emanuel, 45 Ernest Rousek, 1 Robert Rupp, 65 Richard Wahlstrom, 42 LAMBDA‑MINNESOTA John Campe, 34 Dave Keefe, 17 Marvin Maas, 33 Marc Paulson, 23 Myron Tank, 30 Ray Traen, 34 NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE John Barber, 9 Terry Bass, 6 William Collins, 6 Dewey Harwood, 3 James Hill, 1 Bolton Jones, 16 Michael Longmire, 2 Lawrence White, 1 XI‑AUBURN Thomas Russell, 7 OMICRON‑KENTUCKY Steve Hupman, 16 Robert Layman, 41

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PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Jesse Bain, 1 George Bellmon, 1 Eric Benson, 5 Greg Birdwell, 6 Mike Bolay, 3 Gerald Briscoe, 37 Rob Bullis, 5 Michael Burnett, 4 Dennis Buss, 10 Jack Butterbaugh, 3 Bob Cleary, 4 Kevin Coffey, 1 Stephen Coit, 62 John Cothren, 6 Ronald Davis, 10 R.A. Devore, 8 Dwight Dickey, 3 Rex Eagan, 5 Roy Edwards, 10 Kurt Elliott, 5 Joe Elsener, 3 James Farley, 1 James Ferrell, 133 Bryan Fischer, 3 Jay Franklin, 6 Joe Freeman, 1 Dale Grellner, 1 Will Gungoll, 4 Richard Hasselwander, 24 Brent Howard, 4 Charles Ivy, 42 Bandy Jeffrey, 7 Bradley Johnson, 3 Wayne Johnson, 1 Curt Kelsey, 4 Kris Kinzie, 10 Allen Kinzie, 6 Kenneth Knowles, 1

Max Lindsay, 5 Doug Major, 68 Johnny McElroy, 7 Grant McKinney, 3 Donald Miller, 2 Eddie Max Miller, 1 Joseph Mills, 3 Robert Moore, 1 Zane Mulbery, 2 Pat Patterson, 4 Bill Pond, 6 Russell Postier, 4 Kenneth Quigley, 3 Gerald Reimer, 2 Jack Richey, 1 Clint Roush, 8 Gary Schieber, 5 Ron Sharp, 5 Dale Shenold, 1 D. Brad Shepherd, 2 Larry Shockey, 3 Fred Shultz, 6 Ernest Simpson, 11 Brian Smith, 2 Justin Stejskal, 7 Danny Thomas, 13 Douglas Tippens, 12 Wayne Walters, 18 Gary Wedel, 5 Randy Wedel, 3 Rodney Wegener, 2 Joe Williams, 15 Jimmy Williams, 3 Michael Wright, 4 RHO‑COLORADO STATE Brian Field, 11 John Palm, 1 SIGMAWASHINGTON STATE William Lyman, 55 TAU‑MICHIGAN STATE Michael Cischke, 34 Gerald Cole, 22 Ralph Harper, 48 John Welser, 18 PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS Wayne Bartholomew, 23 Bill Carriere, 18 Ken McCorkle, 15 Peter Miroyan, 46 Gary Proctor, 2 L. Thomas Pulley, 1 Roy Saigo, 13 Terrence Witzel, 1 CHI‑CAL POLY John DeRuiter, 30 Ralph Grossi, 31 Brett Hedrick, 19 Bob Labrucherie, 23 Alan Vander Horst, 5 PSI‑MAINE Lee Meserve, 51 Allen Morell, 24 OMEGA‑NEW HAMPSHIRE Bruce Barmby, 47 Everett Ryan, 43 ALPHA ALPHA‑WEST VIRGINIA Tom Monahan, 16 ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE John Oades, 29 Hank Sharp, 2 ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA Charlie Black, 2 Reggie Brown, 4 James Browning, 34 James Clinard, 4 Evander Conoley, 8

David Duda, 29 Robert Hunt, 32 John Polhill, 1 Clyde Stephens, 13 Derick Thomas, 8 Daniel Williams, 1 John Williamson, 1 William Wolfram, 18 Tim Yaeger, 1 ALPHA DELTA‑MONTANA STATE Sky Anderson, 3 Donald Anderson, 15 Dan Bergstrom, 3 Reeves Brown, 2 Frank Carter, 27 Kevin Curry, 10 Curtis Dassonville, 10 Adrian Doucette, 3 Bill Fluegel, 3 Richard Fulton, 18 Jim Gannon, 5 Daniel Gaugler, 13 J. Bruce Glennie, 14 R. Mark Granberg, 1 Bennie Green, 16 Karl Hertel, 2 Don Herzog, 4 Scott Inbody, 9 Aaron Iverson, 9 Russell Johnson, 2 Kim Keltner, 2 Timothy Krein, 1 Bob Laidlaw, 8 Warren Lee, 35 Rock Lovec, 23 Vern Luft, 42 Mark Martin, 5 Jim McCray, 8 Michael Montgomery, 36 Steven Moodie, 4 Jim Moodie, 3 Jason Myers, 1 Earl Peace, 14 James Peterson, 10 Bob Quinn, 4 Joe Quinn, 37 Lon Reukauf, 4 James Ryffel, 1 Donald Sanders, 65 Dick Siderius, 31 Todd Smith, 3 Randall Smith, 9 Duane Van Dyke, 4 Alan Yenne, 1 ALPHA EPSILON‑ LOUISIANA STATE Mickey Reese, 16 ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE Richard Barta, 37 Marc Bokelman, 25 Robert Broeckelman, 10 Samuel Brownback, 4 Carrol Campbell, 6 Darrell Cardell, 14 Thomas Dill, 22 Ronald Dunbar, 14 Ray Ely, 17 Nelson Galle, 17 Brian Ganske, 5 Darren Gigot, 35 Jason Grady, 2 Keith Heikes, 12 Ron Hirst, 9 Ronald Lindquist, 17 Tracy Mader, 8 Marlin Mason, 2 Roger McClellan, 23 Martin McCorgary, 9 Steven Miles, 11 Troy Nelson, 2 Bill Oswalt, 6 Rick Perkins, 5 Jim Perkins, 3 Frank Reichenberger, 2

Loren Rickard, 13 M. Riemann, 5 Brent Rockers, 1 John Roenbaugh, 6 Mike Schmitt, 30 Bryce Schumann, 2 Todd Schwarz, 25 Dennis Shurtz, 54 Mike Smith, 14 Ken Smith, 23 Douglas Strickler, 2 Thomas Strickler, 5 Steven Strickler, 12 John Stuckey, 2 Steven Turnquist, 1 Darrell Webber, 13 ALPHA ETA‑GEORGIA William Flatt, 26 Jake Ford, 5 J. Austin Pugmire, 10 ALPHA THETA‑MARYLAND Robert Batchelor, 41 Bruce Caruthers, 27 Harry Gottwals, 36

ALPHA UPSILON‑ TENNESSEE‑MARTIN Jim Gibson, 9 ALPHA CHI‑ WESTERN KENTUCKY Pete Dotson, 21 ALPHA PSI‑UW‑RIVER FALLS Gayle Bacon, 29 Gary Beastrom, 17 Steven Bensend, 13 Matthew Fanta, 22 Dennis Gehler, 39 Phil George, 26 Dayton Hougaard, 40 Michael Kawleski, 5 Thomas Morris, 7 Clyde Nelson, 16 Steven Ortman, 39 Jack Ourada, 15 Carl Schaumberg, 10 Dennis Tauchen, 41 Wayne Weiland, 38 Edward Whitman, 32 Lawrence York, 33

ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS Rodney Baker, 3 Kevin Barrows, 1 Jerry Burkett, 14 James Burton, 1 Frank Carter, 5 Charles Farr, 2 T.J. Hart, 18 Kirk Keller, 2 Todd Martin, 6 Fendley Ragland, 30 Nathaniel Sullivan, 1 Leamon Williams, 1

BETA ALPHA‑SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Greg Webb, 37

ALPHA KAPPA‑ TENNESSEE‑KNOXVILLE Tracey Binkley, 65 Donald Williams, 26

BETA THETA‑MIDDLE TENNESSEE Martin Rice, 15 Jason Searles, 68

ALPHA LAMBDA‑ NEW MEXICO STATE Lowell Catlett, 1 Julian Garcia, 5 ALPHA MU‑RUTGERS John Brockett, 23 James Howell, 41 Michael Mekenian, 42 ALPHA NU‑CONNECTICUT David Bennett, 30 Richard Del Favero, 20 Richard Hevey, 1 Peter Tomlinson, 11 ALPHA PI‑ARIZONA Ronald Rayner, 18 ALPHA RHO‑VERMONT William Shattuck, 6 ALPHA SIGMA‑FRESNO STATE Harry Karle, 38 Michael Way, 10 ALPHA TAU‑WESTERN ILLINOIS Kevin Bacon, 3 Alvin Brandenberg, 2 Randall Bulthaus, 1 Justin Dikeman, 3 Anthony Dobbels, 2 Darcy Kessler, 7 Jim Lucie, 3 Joseph Maxwell, 23 J. Jeff McGinnis, 1 Kraig Wagenecht, 23

BETA DELTA‑ILLINOIS STATE Bruce Attig, 26 BETA ZETA‑CLEMSON Steven Odom, 21 Ed Rish, 32 Rubi Wingard, 4 BETA ETA‑VIRGINIA TECH Jay Poole, 29

BETA KAPPA‑CHICO STATE Lee Cole, 20 BETA LAMBDA‑ A&M COMMERCE Ben Scholz, 46 BETA XI‑TEXAS TECH Jeffrey McGinnis, 1 BETA SIGMA‑TARLETON STATE Michael Bosco, 17 Cody Lane, 35 NON MEMBER A. Duda & Sons, Inc., 1 Dorothy Aasheim, 3 Bruce Barber, 1 Bristol‑Myers SquibbFoundation, 5 Elizabeth Cheevers, 1 Nancy Clark, 1 Vita Plus Corporation, 1 Barbara Hirzel, 1 K. Michael Ingram, 1 Bill Jay, 1 Patrick Lindley, 1 Wendy Longenecker, 1 Jane Maxwell, 1 Meredith Corporation Foundation, 5 Monsanto Fund, 15 Pepsico Foundation, 3 Beverly Rose, 1 Jean Sallee, 10 Marjorie Sargent, 1 Sayre Fund, 1 D. Eileen Smith, 3 Tracee Smoak, 1 Mom Strickland, 2 Stephanie Swannack, 5 Jim & Anita Trojan, 4 Barbara Wolfe, 4 WPX Energy, 1 YourCause, LLC, 2 Gwen Wolford, 2

LIFETIME GIVING

FOUNDATION MEMBER $500 - 4,999 Foundation Members of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho have a cumulative lifetime giving of $100-$4,999 to the Foundation. In this publication, we have listed Foundation Members who have given a cumulative amount of $500-$4,999, who have made a gift to the Foundation in the 2017-18 fiscal year. The number of gifts made in their lifetime is reflected beside their name. A full list of the Foundation Members can be found at www.alphagammarho.org/lifetime-giving.

ALPHA‑ILLINOIS

Denis Anderson, 4

Todd Armour, 24

Clifford Beatty, 17

Ed Bergschneider, 15

Bill Bishop, 13

C. David Bliss, 17

Charles Bloomberg, 8

James Bridgeland, 43

Ron Crawford, 10

Merrill Dierker, 9

Jason Duzan, 25

Robert Emmons, 20

S. Donald Erickson, 43

Dean Espenschied, 6

Mark Fecht, 2

Antonio Galindez, 6

Kenneth Getz, 39

David Hamman, 15

Lynn Hiser, 19

Frank Hopkins, 12

R. Lance Humphreys, 21

Thomas Hunsley, 13

William Jenner, 8

Roger Jennings, 7

Allan Jones, 18

Nathan Kress, 15

Daniel Lane, 8

John Leinberger, 11

Scott McWhinney, 25

Gary Naylor, 35

Lyle Orwig, 4

Cory Peter, 3

Ross Peter, 23

Rex Piper, 22

Robert Pritchard, 34

John Ruebush, 20

Walter Schuttler, 49

Joel Seiboldt, 5

Louis Trapp, 34

Gary Van Winkle, 27

Derek Weber, 5

Jim Wright, 35

Jim Zumwalt, 8

BETA‑OHIO STATE Donald Barr, 17 Carl Boehm, 15 Scott Bugg, 4 Allen Collett, 6 James Eckstein, 32 Jeffrey Eubank, 27 Rodney Fairchild, 9 Duane Fovargue, 5 Kenneth Fryman, 39 Randall Gilbert, 4 Nick Havas, 31 Andrew Hofner, 4 Robert Howard, 4 Garth Hynes, 25 Stephen Knouff, 31 Tom Konst, 21 Joseph Kropp, 18 Terry Krukemyer, 19 Aaron Locker, 9 G. Scott Miller, 3 Robert Moore, 5 Jeff Morlock, 10 Jim Netcher, 4 James Nichols, 15 William Ostermeier, 3 James Parrish, 32 Richard Ramseyer, 20 Frederick Roeth, 19 James Rollins, 39 David Sanders, 5 Bill Thornton, 26 Kirk Walker, 27 Karl Warnke, 12

GAMMA‑PENN STATE John Akers, 47 Robert Black, 29 Ronald Bracciante, 13 William Daley, 24 Alan Daum, 16 Brian Hege, 36 Chan Hood, 22 R. Bruce Hopkins, 49 Bob Lauffer, 4 Donald Lederer, 10 Richard McDonald, 34 Brian Miller, 13 John Palmieri, 33 Fred Reichelt, 16 James Schneck, 6 Dick Stanley, 14 Joseph Strite, 18 John Sutton, 28 Glenn Wiggins, 8

DELTA‑PURDUE

Scott Alexander, 1

Jim Anderson, 6

Clark Beard, 44

Anthony Booher, 6

B. Buchanan, 1

Michael Bush, 4

Kenneth Carbiener, 1

Doc Cottingham, 8

Douglas Dawes, 3

Dan Dawes, 29

James Douglas, 1

Mark Durr, 7

Steve Ehman, 24

Max Evans, 20

Mitchell Eviston, 9

Kenton Gast, 29

Doug Griffin, 22

Tyler Hensler, 1

Edward Hering, 42

Daniel Hicks, 26

Matthew Hill, 1

Jacob Hirsch, 1

Rick Hofer, 10

George Holder, 38

Joe Horstman, 2

Jeffrey Jarrett, 6

Victor Kendall, 38

Ronald Larew, 36

Nathan Manges, 6

Jerry A. Manges, 9

Paul Martin, 17

John Matchette, 30

James McIntosh, 33

Tom McKinney, 12

Max Michel, 5

Richard Middlesworth, 9

James Mintert, 22

Lawrence Neal, 29

Dick Nesbitt, 20

Kenneth Newcom, 41

David Park, 12

Jerry Patterson, 43

Harvey Pinney, 16

Neil Planalp, 24

Andy Reiger, 6

Matthew Rhoads, 1

Dan Rhoads, 2

David Rhoads, 5

Thomas Rhoads, 6

Gary Robards, 16

Kyle Rodibaugh, 2

Todd Rodibaugh, 1

Justin Rodibaugh, 1

Bryan Rodibaugh, 2

Jeff Rodibaugh, 1

John Rodibaugh, 31

James Rodibaugh, 8

David Rodibaugh, 16

Mark Rutan, 37 Mark Seest, 14 Rick Senesac, 4 Jerry Skinner, 5 Greg Smith, 22 Tom Sommers, 8 Philip Swain, 25 Ned Swanson, 20 William Thompson, 27 David Thompson, 4 Donald Villwock, 14 Jim Vogel, 1 David Voris, 7 Gary Whirledge, 43 Philip Wilcox, 26 Dudley Williams, 35 Don Winters, 5 Allan Woodmansee, 30 Max Zimmerman, 7

EPSILON‑

NORTH DAKOTA STATE

Troy Bassingthwaite, 2

Jerel Blair, 19

Dale Carpentier, 22

Tom Fagerholt, 3

Ben Farner, 33

Gene Funseth, 28

Allyn Hart, 9

Clayton Haugse, 42

Dennis Hjelle, 22

Maynard Iverson, 18

Duane Johnson, 11

Eugene Jorgenson, 9

Howard Leland, 37

Darryl Lutovsky, 46

Rick Lutovsky, 9

Paul Marchell, 2

Ron Nelsen, 4

Donald Paulson, 20

Edward Saugstad, 47

Harley Schlichting, 2

Al Scholes, 11

Larry Spong, 16

Robert Strand, 13

Mike Tokach, 6

David Voller, 12

Daniel Vollmer, 41 ZETA‑CORNELL

David Barclay, 21

Charlie Barrett, 5

Gary Bradley, 38

R. Michael Briggs, 25

Luther Cole, 14

William Doerler, 16

Travis Fogler, 16

Jack Gallagher, 21

Walter Gladstone, 8

Alan Grant, 14

Thomas Hines, 26

Patrick Hooker, 28

Skip Jensen, 27

Gerald Jones, 34

Pete Keeley, 23

Gerald Killigrew, 28

David King, 6

Hans Kunze, 26

Marc Laribee, 21

Harry Lockwood, 3

Andrew Luce, 8

Mark Masler, 5

Jeff Mayer, 9

David Moore, 49

John Morgan, 29

Jim Munroe, 2

Roger Murray, 15

Chris Nichols, 25

Peter Pamkowski, 37

Cy Phillips, 40

Bill Potter, 16 Tony Quinn, 7 Andrew Rice, 25 Jim Robinson, 19 Don Sawyer, 10 Gene Schurman, 36 Al Smith, 9 Earle Steeves, 20 Lawrence Van De Valk, 16 Dale Webster, 23 Andrew Wickham, 25 Carl Widmer, 48 Paul Wiley, 12

ETA‑IOWA STATE Grant Bargfrede, 10 George Beardmore, 17 John Besh, 22 Chet Boruff, 14 Bret Carter, 29 Allen Christian, 25 John Claassen, 33 Warren Clark, 17 Dennis Dammen, 45 David De Graff, 10 Rob Dittmer, 16 William Dohrmann, 18 Harry Earl, 24 Howard Elson, 19 Nolan Ford, 18 Richard Ford, 38 Wayne Fredericks, 42 Wayne Fuller, 27 Dean Henderson, 25 Ted Ide, 12 Steve Johnson, 34 Bob Kimm, 51 James Kiser, 34 Jerry Kramer, 37 Steve Kroeger, 33 Brent Larsen, 15 Stephen Lindblom, 26 Bruce Lorch, 13 Roger Mahr, 54 Steven Mead, 23 Doc Ouart, 27 Lars Palmer, 11 Perry Pollock, 14 Fred Redman, 12 John Schneider, 55 Barrie Swinbank, 37 Jerry Tank, 47 Steven Wachtel, 28 James Walther, 25 David Wendt, 5 John Westcott, 21 Norman Wonderlich, 31 Bill Yeager, 12 Gene Zinn, 28

THETA‑MISSOURI

Steve Barnes, 12

William Browne, 22

Jackson Burke, 15

Robert Clinkscales, 24

Gordon Cox, 9

Stephen Edwards, 16

Curtis Fischer, 17

Brian Gittings, 26

Gene Hagan, 22

John Harrison, 21

Bob Jackson, 4

Leslie Jett, 3

Craig Lehman, 11

Kyle Malter, 11

Thomas McCartney, 36

Ryan Milhollin, 7

Michael Monson, 2

Philip Moore, 14

Wayne Powell, 16

Matthew Renkoski, 17 Dave Roberts, 17 Jeffery Schoen, 27 Jesse Schwanke, 7 Jesse Stiefel, 18 Lance Thompson, 6 Bill Thompson, 3 Michael Watkins, 15 Philip Withers, 17 Wyley Wyatt, 7

IOTA‑ WISCONSIN‑MADISON

Mike Beilke, 47

Everett Chambers, 3

Dave Combs, 14

Wesley Falk, 11

Maynard Fosberg, 2

Thomas Gregar, 15

John Hartman, 22

Grant Hartman, 11

Richard Holloway, 14

Dwight Holt, 28

Gordon Mann, 21

Bob Rieck, 6

Nathan Rinehart, 17

David Sattler, 3

Allen Schuetz, 21

Les Schwartz, 14

Roger Stuckmann, 13

Mark Thieleke, 42

Bill Vaitl, 20

Leonhard Weiss, 31 KAPPA‑NEBRASKA

Darren Althouse, 38

Arlen Beam, 9

Kenneth Beebe, 46

Ryan Betka, 14

Gary Burchfield, 40

Kent Cooksley, 21

Hal Cooper, 7

Roger Essman, 25

Robert Glock, 14

Steve Harsh, 29

Richard Hubbard, 21

Kent Jensen, 26

Douglas Jones, 11

Larry Kastanek, 19

Ray Kelley, 8

Gary Miller, 13

John Norris, 16

James Nygren, 22

Milton Olson, 41

Kent Pauley, 8

George Pinkerton, 18

Ron Reiser, 24

Bob Rohe, 41

Merle Schlines, 56

Jack Sukovaty, 30

Larry Svajgr, 45

Alan Svajgr, 12

Alex Wach, 6

Richard Wilson, 9

James Wolf, 13 LAMBDA‑MINNESOTA

Scott Anderson, 28

Richard Barnes, 27

Charles Davis, 5

James Donkers, 10

William Donwen, 22

Chuck Furr, 11

Judd Hanson, 21

John Houle, 25

Justin Kromminga, 42

Bill Manwarren, 16

John Morris, 56

Jake Robinson, 4

Daniel Schafer, 22

George Schwartz, 4 Mark Skogman, 9 Dale Sleiter, 29 Richard Stonestrom, 11 Ted Takala, 18 Brent Young, 36

MU‑MASSACHUSETTS

George Gee, 28

Edward Maybury, 37

NU‑NORTH CAROLINA STATE Marvin Aycock, 39 Julian Baucom, 15 Clarence Blackstock, 18 Norman Byerly, 24 John Fuquay, 25 J. Michael Moore, 21 Thomas Nunalee, 5 Van Powell, 19 Edgar Pritchett, 29 Horace Skipper, 19

XI‑AUBURN

Stanley Appleton, 25

Jim Bannon, 38

Joe Gentry, 20

Tom Hicks, 75

Steiner Kierce, 25

Jacky Pennington, 24

Paul Pinyan, 25

Robert Roberson, 28

Richard Schneider, 16

Jeffrey Sims, 9 OMICRON‑KENTUCKY

David Case, 57

Chris Combs, 21

Phillip Elder, 17

Lawrence Hall, 30

Bob Hall, 19

Jim Hayes, 27

Robin Lawson, 37

Benny Lile, 37

Bruce Pearce, 15

Bob Smith, 32

Tom Waldrop, 32

Samuel Willett, 8

PI‑OKLAHOMA STATE Glenn Blodgett, 8 C. James Bode, 3 Dan Bomhoff, 12 Jack Bradshaw, 8 James Cannon, 4 Steve Coffey, 4 Michael DeBerry, 2 Zed DeVaughan, 47 Thomas Dickey, 33 Kevin Evans, 8 Bob Feist, 3 Rodney George, 3 Donald Hix, 33 Allen Hutson, 3 Ross Hutson, 7 Charles Jacques, 3 Lawrence James, 2 Truman Jones, 3 Fred Jones, 4 Keith Kisling, 2 Justin Krieger, 4 Joe Lyde, 8 Stephen Mathis, 30 Gary McKiddy, 5 Dennis Pratt, 1 Gene Robertson, 18 Ronald Schultz, 3 Ray Sharp, 4 Joseph Stewart, 10 Ted Thedford, 6

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LIFETIME GIVING

FOUNDATION MEMBER $500 - 4,999

Foundation Members listed gave in the 2017-18 fiscal year. A full list of Foundation Members can be found at www.alphagammarho.org/lifetime-giving.

Bobby Thompson, 7 Joe Tippens, 4 Curtis Vap, 20 Dwight Waugh, 1 Dirk Webb, 4 Cody White, 7 Donald White, 44 Dennis White, 1 Charles Wieland, 2 Roger Zachritz, 20 Jerry Zahl, 26

RHO‑COLORADO STATE Blake Angell, 6 Eugene Bauerle, 24 John Bigbee, 28 James Brandt, 31 Phil Brown, 31 Larry Christensen, 16 David Ellicott, 19 David Farlow, 21 Larry Foster, 19 Chuck Keller, 28 Duane Newman, 45 Jim Olson, 35 Darrell Pidgeon, 31 Robert Prosser, 18 Jim Winter, 41

SIGMA‑

WASHINGTON STATE

Alec Alvord, 40

James Belshe, 22

Burgess Lange, 31

Donald Lybecker, 27

Tedd Nealey, 29

Daniel Newhouse, 19

Bob Pietila, 32

Read Smith, 25

Walter Talbott, 20

Louis Torre, 29

Edward Veenhuizen, 23

Todd Winters, 10

TAU‑MICHIGAN STATE James Ball, 4 James Borland, 18 Leonard Burns, 36 Robert Crandell, 42 Troy Frank, 20 Donald Frayer, 21 Gene Gannett, 25 James Gleason, 19 Christopher Haggerty, 18 John Johansen, 41 Oliver Juengel, 22 Brian Klug, 27 Roger Mawby, 44 Leo Pasch, 23 Dean Reid, 30 Eldon Roberts, 28 Keith Swaffar, 35 Stanton Thomas, 47 James Whitehead, 29 Rodney Winkel, 43 Ralph Wirebaugh, 33 Donald Wissman, 24 Gregory Zuver, 16

UPSILON‑CONNECTICUT

Frederick Nelson, 11 PHI‑CALIFORNIA‑DAVIS

Daniel Aldrich, 1

Reid Allen, 25

William Beyer, 22

Gary Carlson, 1

Tim Hudson, 57

Scott Johnson, 31

Allan Johnson, 23

John Kautz, 14

Andy Kennedy, 8

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Russell Leonardini, 20 Scott Mahan, 5 Paul Martin, 1 Brent McGowan, 17 Dennis McMahan, 1 Mark Medeiros, 41 John Pucheu, 35 Wayne Schrader, 3 Stephen Sims, 16 David Smallhouse, 25 John Spencer, 4 Jeffrey Volberg, 3 Jeffery Weber, 26 Steven Wikse, 15

CHI‑CAL POLY

Joe Bannon, 14

Harvey Blodgett, 33

Stephen Borra, 10

Jeff Colombini, 25

Ramon Echeverria, 14

Dino Giacomazzi, 2

Ejnar Knudsen, 13

John Lacey, 9

Fritz Ruegger, 30

Jeffrey Sanders, 10

David Sarasqueta, 23

Russell Schneiter, 15

Johnny Starling, 34

John Sweeney, 25

Jerry Uhland, 8

John Weiszbrod, 29

PSI‑MAINE

Galen Bridge, 17

Lester Denison, 33

George Estes, 21

Rodney Harrington, 24

Arnold Moody, 31

Amos Orcutt, 39

Richard Pierce, 42

William Porter, 11

Richard Roderick, 36

Bruce Stillings, 15

Gordon Tennett, 47

Martin Waterman, 22

OMEGA‑NEW HAMPSHIRE

David Bronson, 14

Michael Bussow, 13

Frederick Courser, 60

Lester Fortune, 36

Dale Hardy, 48

Jonathan Kingsbury, 23

Ken Marshall, 41

Richard McDanolds, 43

Harvey McDonald, 13

Douglas Ryder, 27

Richard Simonian, 26

ALPHA ALPHA‑

WEST VIRGINIA

Charles Bonar, 21

Jeff Bull, 21

James Kemper, 42

Clark McKee, 48

Woody Stout, 30

Kenneth Tabler, 34

Stitch Wilson, 39

ALPHA BETA‑OREGON STATE

Milt Bartholomew, 4

Bill Bellamy, 10

Dana Collins, 29

David Cooper, 17

Larry Evans, 16

Clifford Henning, 28

George Kahler, 3

Joe Meeuwsen, 20

Carel Van Loben Sels, 58

Ronald Wrolstad, 1

ALPHA GAMMA‑FLORIDA Willard Anderson, 31 Douglas Beck, 10 Bob Davis, 9 Jared Finks, 5 Skip Lambert, 33 Chad Mayo, 11 Thomas Umiker, 5 Edgar Watkins, 12 Paul Willis, 5 ALPHA DELTA‑ MONTANA STATE Don Bick, 6 Luccas Brown, 5 Evan Carlisle, 14 Robert Carver, 30 Scott Chauvet, 4 Richard Cronk, 17 Craig Damstrom, 22 Philip Donally, 11 Jason Euell, 5 Dennis Fladstol, 5 Justin Fries, 7 Rance Gerdes, 4 Steve Gilpatrick, 3 Gary Graham, 3 Matt Graveley, 4 Dale Grose, 4 Erle Gross, 12 James Grosswiler, 25 Justin Heupel, 4 Logan Hodgskiss, 3 Connor Hodgskiss, 3 Brad Holden, 4 J. Iman, 6 Tanner Jorgensen, 3 David Kathman, 28 Brett Keaster, 4 Kenneth Kephart, 5 Paul Kronebusch, 16 Kent Kupfner, 4 Jared Leveque, 3 Gary Love, 9 Evert Lovec, 28 Tim Mauws, 4 Jacob Meadows, 5 Daniel Moore, 4 Eric Moore, 4 Tyrel Obrecht, 10 Russell Osmundson, 5 Dan Picard, 14 Joel Pratt, 25 Danny Pratt, 4 Russell Quinlan, 2 Benjamin Reed, 2 Jerry Roseleip, 12 Dennis Roseleip, 21 David Roseleip, 27 Daniel Salomon, 5 Roger Sammons, 8 Russel Steinbeisser, 18 Michael Stevenson, 5 Darrell Stevenson, 4 James Svoboda, 38 Clinton Van Voast, 5 Terry Wolfe, 6 Jim Woodring, 5

Maynard Englebrecht, 40 Paul Friedrichs, 5 James Garrison, 17 Loren Goyen, 15 David Green, 43 Wayne Ingmire, 25 Jon Isch, 21 Einar Johnson, 22 Phil Kirk, 2 Ray Ladd, 22 Nathan Laudan, 15 Larry Laverentz, 6 Garrett Lister, 4 William Longinaker, 6 Kent Mayer, 27 John Milton, 28 John Niemann, 9 John Price, 5 Mark Reinhardt, 28 Clair Seglem, 24 William Sorrick, 2 Jed Strnad, 17 Michael Torrey, 3 Jeff Winter, 4

ALPHA ETA‑GEORGIA C Fred Brackin, 14 Bob Burton, 14 John Crosby, 23 Kevin Gallagher, 28 Donald Kent, 42 Elliott Marsh, 6 Herald Seigler, 28 Robert Varnedoe, 19

ALPHA THETA‑MARYLAND Rodney Bachtell, 10

Hanford Day, 15

Tom Johnson, 29

Howard Kerr, 12 Vaughn King, 32

Zachary Lyons, 12

Richard Miller, 22

Douglas Nelson, 21

Allen O’Hara, 25

Clarence Reeder, 50 J. Landon Reeve, 11

J. Richard Schuster, 39

Ronald Seibel, 35

George Steffens, 24

Paul Stull, 39

ALPHA IOTA‑ARKANSAS Jeremy Bullington, 54

Scott Fallen, 7

Wayland Holloway, 11

Sam Kerr, 47 Robert Loewer, 28

Rex Martin, 3

Stephen Pile, 34

Everett Rogers, 39

Ken Rossi, 4

James Smith, 31

Bill Sossamon, 47

Dick Willis, 4

ALPHA KAPPA‑ TENNESSEE‑KNOXVILLE

Kenneth Alley, 31

Mac Baggett, 5 ALPHA EPSILON‑

Thomas Boyce, 59 LOUISIANA STATE

Doug Craig, 26 Ricky Guidry, 16

Jerry Estes, 28 Kenneth Renegar, 15

Albert Headlee, 47

Bill Kemp, 32 ALPHA ZETA‑KANSAS STATE

Tom Leitch, 5 Dave Anderson, 14

Peter Markovich, 26 Kevin Barnes, 17

Henry McCluskey, 24 Kevin Bennett, 17

Steven Monteith, 29 Logan Britton, 8

James Morris, 15 Keith Chesney, 8

Dan Morris, 9 Edwin Dillinger, 26

William Nichols, 34 Rodney Doane, 4

Jim Nunn, 37 Bill Phillips, 29 Jonathan Ray Pierce, 20 Frank Price, 44 Jim Price, 27 Randle Richardson, 16 Mark Swanson, 6 James Thompson, 53 Jack Webster, 22 Charles Willis, 36 John Yount, 14

ALPHA TAU‑

WESTERN ILLINOIS

Harold Alsup, 40

Ted Blean, 50

Bob Bossert, 34

John Butler, 31

David Dahl, 4

Carroll Donoho, 54

Mitchel Fickling, 1

Richard Gorden, 11

John Harrison, 3 ALPHA LAMBDA‑

Mark Hawk, 21 NEW MEXICO STATE

William Henning, 6 Paul Gutierrez, 7

J. Tim Hurie, 32 Danny Hudgens, 15

Mike McCutchan, 26 Roger Latham, 41

Roger Mourning, 2 Harry Nightingale, 35

A. Gene Nelson, 14

Kenneth Rahe, 6 ALPHA MU‑RUTGERS

Arlon Rahn, 49 Larry Bennett, 25

Bill Ramsey, 6 George Bird, 36

Dennis Schrumpf, 10 Robert Holls, 25

Joseph Smith, 3 Michael Hosfield, 14

Todd Steinacher, 2 J. Richard Mood, 28

Ronald Thompson, 5 Frederick Richart, 25

Stanley Urban, 23

Craig Wiest, 4 ALPHA NU‑CONNECTICUT Jerry Woodall, 11 Cliff Bampton, 22

Paul Young, 40 Peter DeCloux, 32

Brian Yung, 12 Edward Geishecker, 6 Rodney Gilbert, 39

ALPHA UPSILON‑ James Nemeth, 41 TENNESSEE‑MARTIN Richard Peterson, 33

Joe Brasher, 44 Jim Shaw, 14

John Castellaw, 28 James Thompson, 44

Tony Durham, 46 Marc Tonan, 10

Jacky Gullett, 39 Edwin Whitehead, 64

John Head, 37 John Wraight, 18

Tommy Hunt, 22

James Sholar, 9 ALPHA OMICRON‑

David Vowell, 43 UTAH STATE Robert Carlson, 17

ALPHA PHI‑ Verl Diamond, 55

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE Preston Kim Evans, 14

John Borchers, 6

Jim Brewer, 28 ALPHA PI‑ARIZONA

Glen Davis, 15 Buck Buckner, 23

Keith Goehring, 32 Donald Colter, 18

Nicholas Harms, 12 Dennis Fiscus, 57

Patrick Hennen, 27 James Jones, 17

Todd Powell, 21 Richard Morrison, 3

Gary Schultz, 10 Ernie Pierson, 13

Tracy Skaar, 16 McDonald Rominger, 44

Craig Treiber, 25 Tracy Webb, 5 Gary Wing, 24

ALPHA CHI‑

WESTERN KENTUCKY ALPHA RHO‑VERMONT

Melvin Belcher, 13 Raymond Beaulieu, 25

Fred Fenimore, 13 Bob Foster, 14

Joe Fowler, 31 Sherrill Nott, 31

Keith Head, 34 John Pillsbury, 51

Edward Higgins, 30 Nate Smith, 17

Eric Raby, 10 Robert Taylor, 38

Darren Taul, 13 Lindsay Townsend, 11

William Tucker, 10

Chip Willingham, 18 ALPHA SIGMA‑ FRESNO STATE

ALPHA PSI‑UW‑RIVER FALLS Michael Bedrosian, 29

Craig Anderson, 10 Richard Brockmeyer, 20

Roland Anderson, 31 Timothy Campbell, 11

Gary Anderson, 24 Lloyd Fagundes, 25

Mark Bacon, 8 Leroy Goehring, 25

Clark Bauman, 20 Alan Kawakami, 20

De Wayne Benedict, 23 Larry Layne, 30

Andy Bensend, 5 Tim Murphy, 24

Joshua Bernecker, 7 William Pucheu, 25

Thomas Betley, 3 Philip Tews, 17

Elwood Black, 1 David Vermeulen, 9

Clarence Boettcher, 5

Kenneth Brown, 13

Stephen Christenson, 12

Edward Chura, 8

LIFETIME GIVING

FOUNDATION MEMBER $500 - 4,999

Foundation Members listed gave in the 2017-18 fiscal year. A full list of Foundation Members can be found at www.alphagammarho.org/lifetime-giving.

Terrance Clint, 1 Frank Dummer, 10 Gregory Elwood, 5 Chad Erickson, 1 Dave Gast, 5 Michael Gerrits, 17 Terry Geurink, 17 Glen Groth, 3 Keith Gunderson, 7 Brian Gutenberger, 12 Tom Hartfiel, 15 E Hobson, 18 Jim Holte, 35 Dennis Jacobsen, 22 Matt Jahnke, 4 Paul Juckem, 5 Jason Keck, 4 William Kelly, 29 Kevin Larson, 1 Roger Larson, 8 Larry Larson, 12 Marlin Levendoski, 10 Robin Macleish, 4 Brian Massman, 36 Kyle McCarville, 1 Tim Micke, 14 Gary Mork, 12 Mark Mroczenski, 6 Tom Mueller, 3 Andrew Novakovic, 37 Thomas Odeen, 10 David Olson, 17 Robert Olson, 6 Ronald Ormond, 23 Steve Peterson, 23 Tod Planer, 21 Timothy Pruss, 8 Ronald Rasmussen, 40 Doug Raymakers, 21

Jim Raymond, 13 Keith Rohm, 2 Mark Schlesser, 54 Harley Schneider, 8 Stanley Schraufnagel, 18 Jason Schultz, 17 Steven Sevcik, 5 Al Shannon, 5 Jesse Singerhouse, 8 Thomas Socha, 6 Joe Speich, 10 Jerel Steckling, 24 Dale Steevens, 3 Gregory Tauchen, 3 Walter Taylor, 3 Peter Thome, 3 Gary Thome, 6 James Thompson, 4 Ike Tolk, 25 Joshua Trautman, 2 Thomas VanDeLoo, 25 Gary Weirauch, 18

Jacob Rendleman, 46

BETA GAMMA‑ WISCONSIN‑PLATTEVILLE

Daniel Adams, 32

Frank Friar, 46

Tom Hamm, 37

Craig Keller, 15

Scott Laufenberg, 20

Terrence McMahon, 36

John Meyers, 55

Gregory Nelson, 41

Dale Pertzborn, 42

Michael Sands, 24

Duane Schaefer, 5

Stuart Stangler, 28

James Timm, 30

BETA DELTA‑ILLINOIS STATE Mark Bowen, 24 Tom Fitzgerald, 22 Mark Thies, 10 Don Waldvogel, 37

ALPHA OMEGA‑MURRAY STATE Dwight Armstrong, 4 Ben Guyot, 16 Stephen Kelley, 6 Kenneth Myers, 21

BETA EPSILON‑ARKANSAS STATE Lew Brinkley, 19 Terry Gairhan, 13 Albin Langlois, 12

BETA ALPHA‑SOUTHERN ILLINOIS Stephen Blackford, 23 Ronald Brohammer, 27 Charles Ehler, 36 James Godke, 31 Larry Groce, 4 Terry Habrock, 18 Ed Longfellow, 17 Eric Luce, 26 Kevin Miller, 39

BETA ZETA‑CLEMSON Connally Bradley, 32 Perry Brown, 26 Laurens Floyd, 7 Daniel Greene, 11 Jason Hart, 2 Bob Parris, 35 Stephen Pettigrew, 26 Brian Ramey, 14 Jack Shuler, 27 James Sparkman, 20

BETA ETA‑VIRGINIA TECH William Duncan, 22 Stephen Ginn, 31 Michael Harowitz, 30 James Huffard, 31 Michael Krakoviak, 15 Robert Leonard, 27 Douglas McCullough, 16 Dwight Newman, 18 Charles Otto, 33 Shawn Stanley, 11

BETA THETA‑MIDDLE TENNESSEE Mark Caldwell, 21 Davis Porch, 9

BETA IOTA‑TRUMAN STATE Wes Blanchard, 31 Pat Greenwell, 16 Larry Hill, 39

BETA KAPPA‑CHICO STATE Joe Conant, 27

BETA LAMBDA‑ A&M COMMERCE Dale Mulkey, 34

BETA MU‑AUSTIN PEAY Jeff Cagle, 33

BETA NU‑TEXAS A&M Jim Davis, 34 W. Leroy Startz, 10 Brian Wendland, 19

BETA SIGMA‑TARLETON STATE Michael Keith, 11

BETA PHI‑IDAHO Floyde Forman, 6

NON MEMBERS Jacque Bartholomew, 1 Monica Voiles, 7 AGR Building Assoc of Columbia, 3 Ann Angle, 1 California Agricultural Leadership Foundation, 4 Central Coast AGR Alumni Assoc, Inc, 1 ConocoPhillips, 5 Deere & Company, 2 Lowell Forman, 1 Integra Partners, Inc., 2 Morgan Stanley, 7 Neuvision Group LLC, 1 Polaris Industries, 2 Lois Schultz, 4 The McCormick Family Foundation, 1 UBS Matching Gift Program, 2

YOU DESERVE RECOGNITION.

Alpha Gamma Rho believes in recognizing YOU for your support in Making Better Men For a Lifetime. A full list of all Foundation Members can be found at www.alphagammarho.org/lifetime-giving. Foundation Members of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho have a cumulative lifetime giving of $100-$4,999 to the Foundation. Thank you for your continued support of Alpha Gamma Rho!

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FUND REPORTS Fund Advisory reporting is provided to update brothers and friends of Alpha Gamma Rho on the existence, maintenance and performance of endowment and non-endowment funds internally managed by The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho.

ENDOWMENT FUND REPORTS Below is a list of current endowments which are provided in an effort to maintain transparency. These funds are intended to continue on in perpetuity and can only disburse the spendable balance allocated or the specified annual amount stated in the fund agreement. FUND NAME Ag Econ/Ag Bus Fund

INVESTMENT GAIN/LOSS

ADMIN FEES

RECEIPTS

DISBURSEMENTS

BALANCE AS OF 6/30/18

4TH QRTR SPENDABLE FUNDS

SPENDABLE FUNDS 6/30/2018

$344.37

$3,408.57

$30,004.67

$2,820.11

$391.45

$2,680.00

$500.00

$34,613.33

$0.00

$307.88

$467.06

$20,000.00

$0.00

$19,840.82

Alan Fisk Fund

$30,658.60

$2,724.77

$323.22

$0.00

$1,000.00

$32,060.14

$329.70

$2,994.07

Alpha Alpha Scholarship

$28,979.76

$2,579.39

$312.92

$250.00

$0.00

$31,496.23

$314.07

$3,463.65

Alpha Delta Fund

$77,064.04

$6,856.55

$831.30

$850.00

$2,750.00

$81,189.29

$827.00

$7,711.94

Alpha Endowment Fund

$318,225.47

$28,381.36

$3,657.98

$13,165.00

$0.00

$356,113.85

$3,425.72

$43,022.16

Alpha Epsilon Fund

$192,846.88

$16,919.90

$1,987.81

$1,000.00

$16,500.00

$192,278.97

$1,907.58

$9,128.22

$28,125.37

$2,506.00

$311.80

$550.00

$0.00

$30,869.57

$307.82

$3,602.89

Alpha Iota Fund

$2,604.61

$102.97

$6.66

$0.00

$2,700.92

($0.00)

Alpha Lambda Fund

$9,593.64

$854.08

$102.25

$25.00

$0.00

$10,370.48

$747.34

Alpha Phi Fund

$14,313.45

$1,274.39

$151.68

$0.00

$0.00

$15,436.16

$1,138.69

Alpha Pi Fund

$10,767.73

$958.93

$116.60

$100.00

$0.00

$11,710.06

$771.64

Alpha Psi Fund

$50,717.04

$4,524.74

$597.54

$2,400.00

$0.00

$57,044.23

$568.83

$6,067.19

Alpha Rho Fund

$42,156.57

$3,753.96

$452.97

$250.00

$0.00

$45,707.56

$455.78

$5,428.45

$110,073.79

$9,889.00

$1,176.32

$800.00

$2,500.00

$117,086.48

$1,167.55

$12,545.00

Alpha Tau Scholarship Fund

$63,009.98

$5,638.54

$734.70

$2,840.00

$0.00

$70,753.83

$700.85

$8,149.95

Alpha Theta Fund

$35,435.67

$3,229.03

$417.29

$2,000.00

$2,000.00

$38,247.41

$381.39

$2,558.22

$1,723.06

$153.41

$18.26

$0.00

$0.00

$1,858.21

Alpha Zeta Scholarship Fund

$116,278.14

$10,905.52

$1,625.18

$15,320.26

$4,500.00

$136,378.74

$1,359.93

$10,193.98

Barrick Adviser Fund

$135,959.59

$12,107.85

$1,438.04

$0.00

$830.46

$145,798.94

$1,453.86

$17,755.82

$19,336.54

$1,697.49

$201.02

$0.00

$500.00

$20,333.00

Ag&Rural Policy Intern

Alpha Eta Fund

Alpha Sigma Endow Fd

Alpha Upsilon Fund

Barrick Scholarship

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BEGINNING BALANCE 7/1/2017

$128.27

$1,406.80

ENDOWMENT FUND REPORTS Below is a list of current endowments which are provided in an effort to maintain transparency. These funds are intended to continue on in perpetuity and can only disburse the spendable balance allocated or the specified annual amount stated in the fund agreement. FUND NAME Beta Alpha Scholarship Fund

BEGINNING BALANCE 7/1/2017

INVESTMENT GAIN/LOSS

ADMIN FEES

RECEIPTS

DISBURSEMENTS

BALANCE AS OF 6/30/18

4TH QRTR SPENDABLE FUNDS

SPENDABLE FUNDS 6/30/2018

$0.00

$11.42

$317.29

$14,851.02

$0.00

$14,545.15

$2,144.48

$190.93

$22.73

$0.00

$0.00

$2,312.69

$163.97

Beta Eta Fund

$15,159.45

$1,352.24

$191.07

$1,250.00

$0.00

$17,570.62

$1,253.90

Beta Kappa Scholarship Fund

$27,167.18

$2,424.05

$310.35

$1,000.00

$0.00

$30,280.88

$929.34

$68.04

$3.97

$0.00

$993.41

($0.00)

$0.00

$7,118.49

$636.09

$120.36

$2,000.00

$0.00

$9,634.21

$537.18

Beta Phi Fund

$15,962.76

$1,421.24

$169.16

$0.00

$0.00

$17,214.84

$1,335.13

Beta Psi Fund

$5,104.35

$454.46

$54.09

$0.00

$0.00

$5,504.72

$390.42

Beta Sigma Fund

$17,590.13

$1,566.13

$186.41

$0.00

$0.00

$18,969.85

$1,427.44

Bill Sallee Memorial Fund

$17,873.83

$1,575.68

$185.99

$0.00

$500.00

$18,763.52

$1,020.95

Chase McNelley/B. Theta

$34,826.82

$3,066.23

$361.54

$0.00

$1,100.00

$36,431.51

$363.28

$3,344.30

Chi Fund

$35,164.62

$3,129.50

$373.61

$40.00

$0.00

$37,960.52

$378.53

$4,511.31

Class of '56 Fund

$109,893.58

$9,588.75

$1,171.22

$1,500.00

$4,000.00

$115,811.12

$1,154.83

$11,048.99

David Akins Fund

$8,777.45

$781.50

$93.02

$0.00

$0.00

$9,465.93

Delta Chpt Endowment Fd

$125,120.25

$11,280.74

$1,469.78

$5,450.00

$0.00

$140,381.21

$1,399.84

$17,277.19

Dumond Mem Fd - Cornell

$33,609.36

$2,992.39

$356.17

$0.00

$0.00

$36,245.59

$361.43

$4,307.93

Epsilon Scholarship Fund

$18,946.65

$1,707.96

$259.68

$2,450.00

$0.00

$22,844.94

$220.49

$1,836.19

Eta Fund

$27,667.48

$2,455.03

$291.42

$71.00

$550.00

$29,352.09

$292.00

$2,952.30

$167,633.73

$14,926.95

$1,775.89

$0.00

$670.02

$180,114.77

$1,802.71

$22,612.63

Florida Southern Colony

$26,289.86

$2,337.60

$273.66

$0.00

$3,097.28

$25,256.52

$268.59

$268.28

Gamma Fund

$47,009.76

$4,185.49

$508.17

$500.00

$0.00

$51,187.08

$505.54

$6,057.03

Harold Olson

$20,882.27

$1,835.11

$217.40

$0.00

$500.00

$21,999.98

$1,287.48

$9,932.02

$883.71

$109.88

$220.00

$750.00

$10,175.85

$52.24

J Wayne Rehn Scholarship

$31,985.13

$2,799.51

$331.17

$0.00

$1,000.00

$33,453.47

$333.59

$2,886.26

J. W. Cole (A. Kappa)

$30,909.52

$2,752.01

$327.56

$0.00

$3,000.00

$30,333.98

$332.40

$945.09

Kappa Fund

$17,552.72

$1,565.09

$210.94

$1,000.00

$0.00

$19,906.88

$1,475.99

Lambda Fund

$14,523.27

$1,293.07

$153.91

$0.00

$0.00

$15,662.44

$1,200.06

$112,919.64

$10,023.78

$1,184.87

$0.00

$4,000.00

$117,758.55

$3,501.48

$166.96

$13.76

$0.00

$3,000.00

$654.68

Beta Epsilon Fund

Beta Leadership Fund Beta Omega Fund

Florida Fund (A. Gamma)

Iota Fund

Lander Scholarship Lester Smith Memorial Fund

$301.95

$3,409.40

$719.42

$1,194.26

$11,294.81

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ENDOWMENT FUND REPORTS Below is a list of current endowments which are provided in an effort to maintain transparency. These funds are intended to continue on in perpetuity and can only disburse the spendable balance allocated or the specified annual amount stated in the fund agreement.Â

FUND NAME

BEGINNING BALANCE 7/1/2017

INVESTMENT GAIN/LOSS

ADMIN FEES

RECEIPTS

DISBURSEMENTS

BALANCE AS OF 6/30/18

Lindley Finch Memorial

$22,280.78

$1,971.33

$257.35

$5,000.00

$500.00

$28,494.76

M A. Olson Scholarship

$17,063.22

$1,519.22

$180.82

$0.00

$0.00

$18,401.61

Marie Coe Housemom Fd

$29,607.05

$2,636.05

$313.75

$0.00

$0.00

$31,929.35

$634.89

$11.14

$0.53

$0.00

$645.50

$0.00

$114,599.67

$9,759.20

$1,036.92

$0.00

$30,000.00

Nu Scholarship Fund

$52,826.97

$4,601.54

$671.15

$5,088.80

Peery Johnston Fund

$17,728.19

$1,787.86

$461.65

$371,439.12

$33,085.00

Pi Fund

$28,387.09

Robert Oehrtman Memorial

4TH QRTR SPENDABLE FUNDS

SPENDABLE FUNDS 6/30/2018

$284.14

$2,207.17 $1,432.63

$318.39

$3,785.53

$93,321.95

$930.58

$15,287.34

$3,230.00

$58,616.16

$600.61

$5,121.25

$10,850.00

$1,300.00

$28,604.39

$280.45

$845.66

$5,330.29

$64,709.44

$18,468.20

$445,435.07

$4,158.36

$33,304.49

$2,525.34

$374.49

$3,271.83

$500.00

$33,309.76

$322.10

$3,499.26

$28,617.90

$2,516.56

$296.43

$0.00

$1,000.00

$29,838.04

$297.54

$2,668.94

Ron Hurt Memorial Fund

$61,220.95

$5,483.74

$826.58

$7,902.80

$3,000.00

$70,780.91

$696.06

$4,849.24

Ross Leadership Award

$45,512.47

$4,052.18

$482.31

$0.00

$0.00

$49,082.34

$489.43

$5,725.40

Runnion Fund

$11,172.71

$991.06

$116.92

$0.00

$250.00

$11,796.85

Sigma Fund

$35,320.97

$3,144.66

$375.35

$50.00

$0.00

$38,140.28

$6,239.22

$555.51

$66.12

$0.00

$0.00

$6,728.61

Stuttgen Fund

$126,475.30

$11,260.67

$1,340.29

$0.00

$0.00

$136,395.68

Swackhamer Fund

$111,801.94

$9,954.23

$1,184.79

$0.00

$0.00

$120,571.38

$2,081.32

$349.21

$145.64

$5,000.00

$3,000.00

$4,284.89

$73,824.01

$6,574.60

$801.02

$750.00

$0.00

$80,347.59

$5,431.17

$483.56

$57.56

$0.00

$0.00

$5,857.18

Theta Memorial Scholarship

$231,172.41

$20,591.16

$2,492.39

$2,146.62

$5,050.00

$246,367.80

William Sayre Fund

$487,066.46

$0.00

$91,412.86

$41,910.09

$536,569.23

$52,010.84

$4,630.76

$551.17

$0.00

$0.00

$56,090.43

$1,353.25

$120.49

$14.34

$0.00

$0.00

$1,459.40

$28,633.66

$2,685.72

$895.05

$25,250.00

$20,600.00

$35,074.34

McBee Judging Fund Newcom Delta Diversity

Phi Fund

Strive for Success

T Priebe Excellence Fund Tau Fund Texas Tech

Wm Ansted Scholarship Fund Xi Fund Zeta Scholarship Fund

WILLIAM SAYRE FUND

$653.55 $379.84

$486.33 $1,360.10

$17,374.06

$0.00 $801.20

$9,779.01 $417.20

$2,456.71

$20,167.54

$559.32

$6,765.44

is treated as an endowment fund. The fund is managed separately, provides grants for special projects, and is available to both alumni and undergraduates.

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$4,531.34

$103.47

NON-ENDOWMENT FUND REPORTS Below is a list of all non-endowment funds. These funds differ slightly from endowments due to how the spendable balance is allocated. These funds are not intended to continue in perpetuity, which means there are no restrictions on the spendable balance and the full balance can be disbursed.

FUND NAME AGRConnect

BEGINNING BALANCE 7/1/2017

INVESTMENT GAIN/LOSS

ADMIN FEES

$1,239,305.62

$120,034.44

$18,277.01

$5,826.82

RECEIPTS

DISBURSEMENTS

BALANCE AS OF 6/30/18

4TH QRTR SPENDABLE FUNDS

SPENDABLE FUNDS 6/30/2018

$15,174.54

$162,944.20

$185,059.20

$379.17

$1,525,743.08

$0.00

$13,300.00

$11,500.00

$7,626.82

$26,214.05

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$26,214.05

Grand President's Award

$1,509.77

$134.42

$16.00

$0.00

$0.00

$1,628.19

$115.44

Horticulture Scholarship

$10,053.90

$871.01

$102.65

$0.00

$500.00

$10,322.26

$328.80

Housemother Fund

$41,090.32

$3,658.46

$435.44

$0.00

$0.00

$44,313.33

$441.88

$5,140.08

$107,662.90

$9,576.35

$1,120.83

$0.00

$4,000.00

$112,118.42

$1,118.01

$10,729.90

Leaders Award

$25,085.19

$2,233.45

$265.83

$0.00

$0.00

$27,052.80

$269.76

$3,195.21

Leadership Seminar Fund

$53,939.88

$4,802.51

$571.61

$0.00

$0.00

$58,170.78

Mawby Leadership Dev. Fd

$24,262.57

$2,157.41

$279.69

$1,084.65

$0.00

$27,224.93

$260.92

$3,087.82

Paul K. Bresee Fund

$19,751.62

$1,758.58

$209.31

$0.00

$0.00

$21,300.88

$1,777.73

Phil Francis Fund

$32,785.79

$2,595.24

$270.53

$0.00

$14,250.00

$20,860.49

$0.00

$4,100.43

$365.08

$43.45

$0.00

$0.00

$4,422.06

$60,400.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$60,400.00

Doug Weyer Scholarship Gilliand Family Fund

James Modliszewski

Step Up for ExcellenceAlpha Rho Waller Carson

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN ENDOWMENT & NON-ENDOWMENT FUNDS? ENDOWMENT

NON-ENDOWMENT

ENDOWMENT refers to funds that continue in perpetuity meaning the gifts are invested and only the allocated spendable amount can be spent.

NON ENDOWMENT or “Temporarily Restricted” Funds refer to funds where no restriction is placed on the allocated amount of spendable funds.

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FOUNDATION FINANCIALS Foundation Financials are provided in an effort to maintain transparency and are managed by Alpha Gamma Rho Director of Finance, Judy Schmuecker, under regular review by Foundation Treasurer, Jim Driscoll.

BALANCE SHEET (PART I: ASSETS) JUNE 30, 2018

ASSETS

JUNE 30, 2017

$ CHANGE

CURRENT ASSETS Checking/Savings Cash & CDs Total Checking/Savings

$

1,594,451.94

$

1,621,611.80

$

(27,159.86)

$

1,594,451.94

$

1,621,611.80

$

(27,159.86)

$

$

$

Accounts Receivable Accounts Receivable Total Accounts Receivable

$

6,280.00

$

2,810.00

$

3,470.00

$

6,280.00

$

2,810.00

$

3,470.00

$

151,937.96

$

339,909.40

$

Other Current Assets Student Loans Receivable Total Other Current Assets TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS

$

6,000.00

$

$

6,000.00

$

1,606,731.94

$

6,000.00

$

$

6,000.00

$

00.00

$

1,630,421.80

$

(23,689.86)

$

00.00

$

FIXED ASSETS Computer Equipment

$

16,188.30

$

13,506.39

$

2,681.91

Furniture & Fixtures

$

12,723.40

$

11,102.80

$

1,620.60

Home Office

$

334,623.88

$

350,043.58

$

(15,419.70)

TOTAL FIXED ASSETS

$

363,535.58

$

374,652.77

$

(11,117.19)

$

$

$

OTHER ASSETS 1300-Prepaid Convention Exp

$

12,788.69

$

2,793.52

$

9,995.17

Investments

$

8,257,207.23

$

6,780,906.33

$

1,476,300.90

TOTAL OTHER ASSETS

$

8,269,995.92

$

6,783,699.85

$

1,486,296.07

$

10,240,263.44

$

8,788,774.42

$

1,451,489.02

TOTAL ASSETS

$

$

$

$1,476,300.90 RISE IN INVESTMENTS FOR 2017-18

AGR’S INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT PROCESS includes both the Investment Policy Council (which sets the investment policy) and the Investment Committee (which is charged to implement the policy and make investment decisions). The Investment Committee meets formally at least four times a year. They retain professional investment management expertise which they use to review performance, evaluate investment managers and evaluate alternative investment approaches.

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BALANCE SHEET (PART II: LIABILITIES & EQUITY) JUNE 30, 2018

LIABILITIES & EQUITY

JUNE 30, 2017

$ CHANGE

LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts Payable 2000 - Accounts Payable Total Accounts Payable

$

182,860.55

$

54,505.88

$

128,354.67

$

182,860.55

$

54,505.88

$

128,354.67

$

$

$

Total Current Liabilities

$ $

$

$

182,860.55 1,784,837.98

$ $

$

54,505.88 1,784,837.98

$

(154,933.39)

128,354.67

$

Long Term Liabilities 2500 - Charitable Gift Annuity Total Long Term Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES

$

38,279.01

$

50,452.66

$

0.00

$

38279.01

$

50,452.66

$

0.00

$

221,139.56

$

104,958.54

$

127,161.67

$

183,698.43

$

183,698.43

$

EQUITY Beginning of Year - Unrestricted

$

415,844.15

$

415,844.15

$

0.00

Restricted Fund - Sayre Fund

$

536,569.23

$

487,066.46

$

49,502.77

Restricted Funds - Special Funds

$

8,960,089.32

$

7,733,800.16

$

1,226,289.16

Retained Earnings

$

59,278.76

$

61,072.40

$

(13,967.29)

Net Income

$

47,342.42

$

(13,967.29)

$

61,309.71

$

10,019,123.88

$

8,683,815.88

$

1,323,134.35

$

10,240,263.44

$

8,788,774.42

$

1,451,489.02

TOTAL EQUITY TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

$10,019,123.88 TOTAL EQUITY

$221,139.56 TOTAL LIABILITIES

$10,240,263.44

TOTAL ASSETS (TOTAL EQUITY + TOTAL LIABILITIES) 57

STATEMENT OF GAINS & LOSSES

Financial statements include a balance sheet, income statement and statement of cash flows.

As a nonprofit organization, The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho’s income statement is known as a Statement of Gains & Losses, which is a combined financial statement indicating all income, contributions and investment gains/losses and losses which include expenses incurred by the Foundation.

INCOME STATEMENT VS. PRIOR YEAR (JULY 2017 THROUGH JUNE 2018) $ CHANGE

JULY 2017 - JUNE 2018

JULY 2016- JUNE 2017

Investment Income

$

398,166.19

$

756,248.56

$

(358,082.37)

3050 - Allocated Invest Income

$

(356,483.05)

$

(662,653.68)

$

306,170.63

3100 - Loyalty Fund for AGR

$

411,916.40

$

361,635.09

$

50,281.87

3200 - Chapter Contributions

$

7,750.00

$

7,075.00

$

675.00

Leadership Seminars

$

101,755.00

$

88,970.00

$

12,785.00

3400 - Convention Contributions

$

5,000.00

$

0.00

$

5,000.00

3401 - Convention Auction

$

0.00

$

(2,000.00)

$

2,000.00

3500 - Rental Income

$

47,280.00

$

46,950.00

$

330.00

3600 - Administrative Fees

$

84,047.56

$

70,045.39

$

14,002.17

3900 - Principal Contribution

$

8,526.00

$

(72,559.00)

$

(117,642.59)

Recruitment Training Schools

$

18,600.00

$

14,100.00

$

4,500.00

3950 - Miscellaneous Income

$

0.00

$

1.00

$

(1.00)

$

726,558.10

$

607,812.36

$

118,745.74

ORDINARY INCOME/EXPENSE INCOME

TOTAL INCOME

2017-18:

2016-17:

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$411,916.40

$361,635

2015-16:

$306,160

2014-15:

$274,690

EXPENSE STATEMENT VS. PRIOR YEAR (JULY 2017 THROUGH JUNE 2018) JULY 2017 - JUNE 2018

$ CHANGE

JULY 2016- JUNE 2017

EXPENSE 4000 - Board of Directors

$

21,330.63

$

12,855.55

$

Office Supplies & Expenses Property Expenses

$

9,253.08

$

44,349.01

4140 - Audit Donor Appeals

$ $

Depreciation 4235 - Educational Grant

$ $

4236 - Program Services

$

4238 - Development Materials

$

4240 - Scholarships & Awards 4250 - Matching Funds

8,475.08

$

8,526.70

$

726.38

$

45,626.88

$

(1,277.87)

12,150.13

$

11,608.10

$

542.03

103,474.06

$

89,770.52

$

13,703.54

24,909.73

$

25,109.83

$

(200.10)

120,000.00

$

0.00

$

120,000.00

128,095.57

$

160,741.85

$

(32,646.28)

26,844.79

$

51,552.46

$

(24,707.67)

$

5,500.00

$

7,400.00

$

(1,900.00)

$

18,300.00

$

16,250.00

$

2,050.00

*Leadership Seminars

$

134,259.46

$

136,567.54

$

(2,308.08)

4255 - Leadership Programing

$

31,896.41

$

22,886.94

$

9,009.47

Adviser Development

$

10,444.18

$

8,292.34

$

2,151.84

Housemother Forum

$

0.00

$

2.96

$

(2.96)

4275 - Planned Giving

$

5,650.00

$

6,558.71

$

(908.71)

4930 - Miscellaneous Expenses

$

1,907.14

$

2,060.63

$

(153.49)

TOTAL EXPENSE

$

698,364.19

$

605,811.01

$

92,553.18

NET ORDINARY INCOME

$

28,193.91

$

2,001.35

$

26,192.56

Unrealized Gains - Market

$

146,310.76

$

(142,392.11)

$

288,702.87

Allocated Unrealized Gains

$

(128,652.25)

$

125,423.47

$

(254,075.72)

Capital Campaign

$

1,425.00

$

1,000.00

$

425.00

TOTAL OTHER INCOME

$

19,148.51

$

(15,968.64)

$

35,117.15

NET OTHER INCOME

$

19,148.51

$

(15,968.64)

$

35,117.15

NET INCOME

$

47,342.42

$

(13,967.29)

$

61,309.71

OTHER INCOME/EXPENSE OTHER INCOME

$448,495.62 TOTAL AMOUNT SPENT ON CHAPTER SUPPORT ITEMS IN THE 2017-18 FISCAL YEAR INCLUDING LEADERSHIP SEMINARS, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING, SCHOLARSHIPS, ADVISER DEVELOPMENT, AND MORE! 59

WAYS TO GIVE cash Cash, regardless of the amount, is accepted by the Foundation in forms of cash, check, credit card or money order. You can mail your check or credit card donations to the Home Office at 10101 N Ambassador Drive, Kansas City, MO 64153.

Commodities Commodities are a great way for brothers who are in production agriculture to support the Foundation.

Make a gift of grain, other crops or livestock, as a more convenient way to give back. Although the process is simple, the impact is significant, and it may be a taxadvantage opportunity worth your consideration.

Complete Your commodity Gift in 5 Simple Steps:

1 2 3

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Inform the Foundation you’d like to make a commodity gift and complete a pledge form

Indicate on the form the quantity and type of commodity being donated.

Deliver the grain to your local elevator or co-op.

4

Request a storage receipt be issued in the name of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho and the contract to sell the grain be sent to the Foundation for signature.

5

The check for the sale will be issued directly to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho.

matching gifts Corporate Matching gifts: Many companies will match donations made by their employees to nonprofit, tax exempt foundations. Contact your employer to find out if they have a gift matching program! Let the Foundation know if you need help completing the forms.

real estate Gifts of real estate: The Foundation is happy to work with any prospective donor interested in a gift of real estate. The Gift Review Committee must review gifts of real estate before acceptance.

planned gifts Planned Gifts such as whole life insurance policies, wills and estate plans when the Foundation is named as the owner and beneficiary of 100% of the policy, are graciously accepted by the Foundation.

STOCKS Stocks, like readily marketable securities, are accepted by the Foundation. Making a gift of stock can have tax benefits - capital gain taxes can be avoided and you may deduct the full fair market value of the gift. After consultation, nonpublicly traded securities may also be accepted.

personal property Tangible personal property such as jewelry, artwork, collection items, and equipment may be accepted by the Foundation, after approval from the Gift Review Committee.

CROWDCHANGE is a fundraising platform built specifically for Greek life philanthropy events. They have helped chapters across the country exceed their fundraising goals by offering a simple, easy-to-use platform with features to cover every type of philanthropy event including tickets, apparel, personal pages and more.

GiveBox is a great opportunity to help your chapter increase giving for your Chapter Endowment Fund. This free service is provided by the Home Office to allow donors an easy way to give directly through your chapter website.

By adding the GiveBox technology to your website, donations will go directly to the Home Office and thank you letters will be distributed appropriately. All you need to do is promote the ability to give online!

Amazon Smile is a simple way for you to support the Foundation every time you shop, at no cost to you! When you visit AmazonSmile at smile.amazon.com, select “The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho” in Kansas City to receive donations before you begin shopping. Every purchase you make will result in a donation.

TO GET STARTED,VISIT

agr.crowdchange.co AND CLICK “START A FUNDRAISER”

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AGR HOME OFFICE STAFF REX MARTIN

GRANT BARGFREDE

Represents Alpha Gamma Rho; communicates progress to the National Board of Directors and entire AGR membership. Also serves as Secretary for Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity Corporation, Housing Resources Trust, and The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho.

Provides support to the CEO. Handles Chapter programming and development, Leadership Seminar and Recruitment School coordination, Awards and scholarship recognition, Alumni/Volunteer engagement, chapter statistics, chapter visits, AGRconnect programming, incidents. Provides support and mentorship to Chapter Advancement Team

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

rex@alphagammarho.org (816) 891-9200 x 118

grant@alphagammarho.org (816) 891-9200 x 120

BECKY HALEY

JUDY SCHUMECKER

Provides support to the CEO, and on his behalf, volunteers, alumni and chapters. Handles confidential information while managing the administrative needs of the Home Office. Manages day-to-day office operations, equipment, building and property: including researching, soliciting vendors and purchasing supplies and services.

Responsible for accurate and timely maintenance of Alpha Gamma Rho bookkeeping systems of the General Fund of the National Fraternity, Housing Resources Trust, and The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho including Accounts Payables and Receivables, monthly financial statements, budget preparation, and event registrations.

becky@alphagammarho.org

judy@alphagammarho.org

(816) 891-9200 x 117

(816) 891-9200 x 113

APRIL HAILEY

SHARON THOMAS

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR Responsible for providing support to staff, alumni and chapters. Duties include: data entry, Officer Portal and AGRconnect support, state registrations, exhibit/recruitment booth rental, email marketing, Chapter Crescents, assisting with website updates, and preparation of documents and resources for meetings, mailings and projects. april@alphagammarho.org (816) 891-9200 x 114

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SENIOR DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS

DIRECTOR OF FINANCE

ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR Responsible for providing support to staff, alumni and chapters. Duties include data entry, member updates, and preparation of documents and resources for meetings, mailings and projects.

Adviser appointments, Chapter member expulsions, demits, etc. sharon@alphagammarho.org (816) 891-9200 x 112

NATHAN LAUDAN

MEMBERSHIP GROWTH CONSULTANT

CAITLIN STAUFFER

DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS

Creates and directs effective recruitment programing including establishment of national/local membership goals, development and execution of recruitment strategies, and expansion to new campuses to develop colonies and chapters.

Directly assists and consults with undergraduate chapters to enhance chapter performance.

Responsible for Alpha Gamma Rho communication functions and projects including planning, compiling, writing, editing, and production of the SICKLE & SHEAF, Growth Report, social media, and S&S E-Brief newsletter. Produces materials for Convention, Leadership Seminars, Adviser Forums, Recruitment Schools, Chapter Crescents, etc.

nathan@alphagammarho.org

caitlin@alphagammarho.org

(816) 891-9200 x 116

(816) 891-9200 x 111

CLARK FUTCH

THOMAS SCHWARZ

Responsible for providing direct assistance to undergraduate chapters, alumni chapters, and alumni corporations including programs, services and visitation of undergraduate chapters. Evaluates and recommends improvements for all areas of chapter operations.

Responsible for providing direct assistance to undergraduate chapters, alumni chapters, and alumni corporations including programs, services and visitation of undergraduate chapters. Evaluates and recommends improvements for all areas of chapter operations.

clark@alphagammarho.org

thomas@alphagammarho.org

(816) 891-9200 x 115

(816) 891-9200 x 119

CHAPTER CONSULTANT

CHAPTER CONSULTANT

SARAH CURFMAN

ADMIN COORDINATOR - DEVELOPMENT Support position who, in coordinations with the Chief Development Officer, is primarily responsible for fundraising and development work on behalf of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho. Provides administrative support with solicitation opportunities and delivers ongoing evaluation and data analysis of development efforts. sarahc@alphagammarho.org (816) 891-9200 x 110

THANK YOU, Brad Garrison!

Brad Garrison, former Chief Development Officer for Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity, was a huge contributor to the success of the Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho over the last 5 years. Brother Garrison joined the AGR Home Office Staff in 2013 and served until May 2018.

He worked hard to build great relationships with donors and continuously lives out the Promise and Values of Alpha Gamma Rho. Under his guidance, AGR beat fundraising records, especially within the Loyalty Fund for AGR: Giving for Our Purpose. THANK YOU, Brad, for your service to Alpha Gamma Rho and Our Purpose of Making Better Men. 63

Grateful Dear Alpha Gamma Rho Brothers, Parents and Supporters: I am so grateful for the opportunity to serve Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity and The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho. It’s humbling to wake up every morning and have the opportunity to make a difference in a young man’s life. However, it is just that… an opportunity. We all have the ability to give our many gifts and talents “For a Lifetime.”

I have been absolutely amazed at the dedication of our volunteer leaders and the work being done at the national and the local chapter level. By working in collaboration with our collegiate brothers to prepare them now and in the future, we are making better men for a lifetime. It’s our job at The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho to help you make that possible. The net assets of the Foundation have risen 440 percent over the last 15 years, based on the 2016-17 Fiscal year 990 IRS filing. This is the third largest increase of the 54 fraternities reviewed that are members of the North- American Interfraternity Conference (NIC). Being new, all I can say is thank you and well done!

This Growth Report is our Covenant with you. We must show transparency, sound stewardship, efficiency and a good return on your investment.

I promise we will demonstrate continuous improvement in how we operate now and in the future. Every week, I hear great things about the Foundation as well as areas where we can do better.

You have entrusted your investment with the Educational Foundation and you deserve

for that exchange to be simple and easy to fulfill. Processes and policies should provide guideposts and streamline procedures rather than impeding them. Please continue to advise us on how we can improve your experience; I am listening.

Ultimately, it is all about the young men at your local chapters and enhancing their experiences. Think back to those days when you were in college. Think of the impact that Alpha Gamma Rho has made for you or the positive influence it presently is having on your son or grandson. I know what a difference this brotherhood has made in my career and personal life.

I am humbled and grateful to serve Alpha Gamma Rho. I want our collegiate brothers to have the best scholarships, the best housing, the best internships and best job opportunities when they graduate. Please entrust us and support the Educational Foundation so we may continue to Make Better Men For a Lifetime.

Sincerely and Fraternally Yours,

Rex A. Martin Chief Executive Officer

The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho 10101 N. Ambassador Drive Kansas City, MO 64153 Address Service Requested