Resilience: 2020 Growth Report

Resilience

| 2020 Growth Report of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho | | RESILIENCE

Table of Contents

The Mission of The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho ...................................................................... 4 How We Work for You ................................................................ 5 What We’ve Accomplished ....................................................... 6 Ways to Give ................................................................................... 7 The Foundation’s Board of Directors ..................................... 8 The Capacity to Succeed in Difficult Times ........................ 10 Your Impact .................................................................................... 11

Providing Opportunities ............................................ 12

Non-Designated Funds ............................................... 13

Foundation Scholarships ............................ 14

Chapter Strategic Planning Session........ 16

Adviser & Housemother/

House Director Engagement ..................... 17

2020 Leadership Seminars ........................ 18

Recruiting AGR’s Next Members ............ 19

Designated Endowment Funds ................................ 20

Sayre Grants ..................................................... 21

Chapter Assistance Programs ................... 22

Basics of a Successful

Housing Campaign ....................................... 23

Alpha Gamma Chapter’s

Housing Campaign ....................................... 24

Your Support ......................................................................................... 25

Loyalty Fund for AGR Donor Recognition ................. 26

Memorial and Honorary Gift Recognition ................. 31

Fraternal Heritage & Legacy ............................................ 32

Heritage Club Recognition ............................................... 33

Lifetime Giving Level Donor Recognition ................. 34 Your Outcomes ..................................................................................... 41

Endowment Funds Reports ............................................. 42

Non-Endowment Funds Reports .................................. 45

Foundation Financials ....................................................... 46

Investment Committee Report ...................................... 50 Your Fraternity ..................................................................................... 51

Home Office Staff ................................................................. 52

No Matter What, Keep Moving Forward .................... 53

re·sil·ience /re’zilyens/, noun

the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; toughness.

While no one could predict what would come from 2020, Alpha Gamma Rho brothers proved that, no matter the strain, they would come together (virtually) and demonstrate the irrefutable bonds of brotherhood. Bonds that shone through masks worn on campuses as the Fraternity came together to surpass anticipated setbacks, recovering quickly from difficulties.

2020 afforded new opportunities for Alpha Gamma Rho to grow in its vision and operation. Although we may have been apart for the majority of the year, there is no denying the strength and resilience that resides within this Fraternity.

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

Your Contributions are tax-deductible* and support: • Chapter- specific and Educational Foundation Scholarships • Leadership Development Experiences • Training for Personal and Chapter Excellence • Chapter House Improvements • Lifelong Career and Personal Connections Over 3,000 collegiate members at universities across the United States are impacted by your generous donations. Through scholarships, leadership development and fostering connections with brothers nationwide, you are ensuring success for Alpha Gamma Rho. More new donors gave to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho in 2020 than ever before. All our donors make a difference in the lives of their brothers, providing them with better programming, better living facilities, better personal experiences and better professional opportunities.

The Growth Report theme “Resilience” is a reflection of the strength Alpha Gamma Rho has exhibited despite the trials of 2020. With it all, AGR remains strong and capable of providing an elevated experience for young men to grow as leaders, utilizing resourcefulness, who, in turn, impact AGR.

*Gifts are tax deductible to the extent allowed by the law. Since no goods and services are rendered in return for this gift, all or part of your gift may be tax-deductible as a charitable contribution. Please contact your tax advisor.

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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 Educational Foundation is to receive and invest contributed property and to distribute such property to qualifying organizations or persons for charitable, educational purposes. These charitable and educational 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

Governance

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

The Foundation abides by the Board of Directors and the bylaws.

Holdings

Outputs

Holdings include investments managed by skilled members of the Foundation.

Scholarships, awards, grants and more that support the Foundation’s Purpose are awarded annually.

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What We’ve Accomplished in 2020

Alpha Gamma Rho has proven to be resilient during a year of external difficulties. The Educational Foundation is proud of the hard work and dedication brothers have put into ensuring a success for the Fraternity for years to come. Here are some of the year’s highlights and milestones as we continue to make strides towards the future.

2020 Giving Days: Brothers Helping Brothers May 5, 2020 Goal: $13,000 Raised: $16,479 Donors: 28

December 1, 2020 Goal: $55,000 Raised: $62,219 Donors: 91

Giving Tuesday Over Four Years:

2017

Number of New Donors Over Four Years 536 530

2019 2018 2017

340 388

Number of Collegiate Donors Over Three Years 2020 2019 2018

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353 711

$50,647

2019 2018

2020

$62,219

2020

$12,944 $11,391

Studies show that collegiate members who participate in giving programs benefit in a number of ways. First, they are more actively involved. Additionally, they continue to give as alumni in celebration and support of future collegiate members.

With the decline of donors participating in philanthropic outlets across the nation, we need to increase our donor activity, starting as early as possible, for our Fraternity’s legacy.

Ways to Give Cash, regardless of the amount, is always

Stocks, like readily marketable securities are

accepted by the Educational 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.

accepted by the Educational 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, non-publicly traded securities may also be accepted.

Planned Gifts, such as whole life insurance

Commodities are a great way for brothers

policies, wills and estate plans when the Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho is named as the owner and beneficiary of 100% of the policy, are graciously accepted.

who are in production agriculture to support the Educational 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.

Tangible Personal Property such as

jewelry, artwork, collectables, and equipment may be accepted by the Educational Foundation.

Complete Your Commodity Gift in 5 Simple Steps:

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!

Gifts of Real Estate: The Educational

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.

Amazon Smile is a simple way for you to support the

Educational Foundation every time you shop, at no cost to you!

When you visit Amazon Smile 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.

1

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

2

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

3

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.

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 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!

CROWDCHANGE is a peer-to-peer 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!

TO GET STARTED, VISIT

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

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The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho Board of Directors

Glenn Stith Chairman

Don Calhoun Associate Treasurer

Robert Earnest Director

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Ronald Brohammer Treasurer

Jim Borel Vice Chairman

Bill Boehm Director

Al Johnson Director

John Cottingham Director

John Noble Director

Donald De Jong Director

Jerry Steiner Director

Thoughts from our Board Members “This past year was like none other. For everyone, it was a lifetime event. At the outset, there was tremendous uncertainty and, understandably, a great deal of speculation. Some in the Foundation world even thought it was insensitive to ask donors to make contributions during a pandemic. AGR stuck to its program recognizing that, in uncertain times like 2020, money for scholarships, leadership training, etc. was more important than ever. Our brothers responded. Gifts to the Foundation in calendar year, 2020 were astounding compared to the prior year. Our chapters benefited. That’s resilience. That’s AGR!” ~Bill Boehm

“Brothers, we can no longer take for granted our right to associate and fulfill our Purpose, to Make Better Men and through it a broader and better agriculture. It will take all of us working together to secure the next 55 years of Alpha Gamma Rho. Your Educational Foundation will not stand still until all 71 chapters have the resources needed to accomplish our Purpose. I am proud to be able to play a small part in providing the resources it will take in making it happen.” ~Donald De Jong

“AGR has made a significant impact on my professional and personal life. Sara and I take great pleasure in giving back to AGR as a down payment on that debt. If AGR has impacted your life in the same way, then please join us in supporting the Educational Foundation.” ~Al Johnson

“ It is during these times, even more so now than ever, for brothers everywhere to step up and help fulfill our Purpose to Make Better Men. These young men will be the future leaders of our chapters, our communities and our country..” ~Glenn Stith

“I’m particularly pleased, during the turmoil of the pandemic, to see us maintain the giving levels to our annual Loyalty Fund. This is a critical source of funding for the Fraternity’s support to the development of undergraduate brothers and chapters. It shows the steadfast commitment of brothers across the country and the hard work of the Fraternity’s staff. ” ~Jim Borel

“The hiring of a world class development officer (with a full year under her belt) with the energy, passion and ideas to pull and push the Foundation Board to greater heights. The increasing number of donors has been particularly impressive. The COVID pandemic has upended the entire economy and culture yet the commitment from alumni and collegiate members to Make Better Men has never been stronger.” ~John Noble

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The Capacity To Succeed In Difficult Times

by Carol Johnson, Chief Development Officer

When I think about the last “normal” months, before the pandemic changed the way we all do business, I recall special visits with the AGR brotherhood: a tailgate function in Fargo, North Dakota, Leadership Seminars in St. Louis, Missouri and Baltimore, Maryland, an alumni reunion in Phoenix, Arizona, and an Ag Symposium in Manhattan, Kansas. At each function, AGR brothers gathered and celebrated brotherhood, agriculture, and leadership. And through each celebration, the strength of the Fraternity has shown “While agriculture to be a motivating force of AGR’s Fraternal Purpose of “Making Better Men”.

continues to be the backbone of our nation, members strive to broaden and better the agricultural industry, even when society may not fully acknowledge its importance.”

Alpha Gamma Rho is strong because of YOU; each of your brothers are the better men of our society, the toughest by far. While agriculture continues to be the backbone of our nation, members strive to broaden and better the agricultural industry, even when society may not fully acknowledge its importance. All during the pandemic, this brotherhood has continued to show toughness in adapting and maintaining a strong leadership that serves.

From March until the end of 2020, I saw Alpha Gamma Rho’s resilience each day.

From a development vantage point, our annual fund surpassed all historical amounts raised in 2019, and in 2020 we continued that progression, raising $459,788. This total surpassed the largest annual fund historically achieved by the AGR brotherhood!

To recognize this was achieved in 2020 is a major feat, while other development shops around the nation saw losses.

We also raised the third highest historical year of overall funds, despite the fact there were not as many housing campaigns on the books. Over $2 million was raised for chapters nationwide. Additionally, a feasibility study was done to determine the Educational Foundation’s ability to conduct a capital campaign, which you are sure to hear more about in the years to come. We are embarking upon action that will change the trajectory of the Fraternity —the work of YOUR Educational Foundation is not something that will make an impact for the next 60 days, 60 months, but rather the next 60 years! Your resilience and support will continue to be greatly appreciated!

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Your Impact

Providing Opportunities through Designated or Non-Designated Funds 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.

Your Non-Designated Gift

Recruitment Schools

Matching Funds to chapters

Leadership Seminars Loyalty Fund for AGR

Adviser & Housemother/ House Director Forums

National Convention Chapter Planning Sessions

Scholarships

Your Designated Gift

Endowment Funds Chapter Assistance Programs

Scholarships Chapter Resources Housing Campaigns

Sayre Grants AGRconnect

Programs & Services

Your gift to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho provides opportunities for brothers to grow their skills and knowledge. $1,000 Grand President’s Society Gift

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$25,000 Endowment Fund Gift

Annual $1,000 distribution to chapters for new member scholarships

Non-Designated Funds Non-Designated gifts support Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity by providing resources and programming to all 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 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 resources include, but are not limited to: • Leadership Seminars • Recruitment Schools • Adviser and Housemother/House Director Forums • Chapter Strategic Planning Sessions • Undergraduate Achievement Awards and Scholarships • Matching Funds to chapters

Year Over Year Growth for the Loyalty Fund for AGR

2020:

2019:

2018: 2017:

$459,788

$425,583 $411,964 $366,985

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Foundation Scholarships The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho Scholarship applications are due annually on April 30 and are awarded each summer. In 2020, 16 brothers were awarded scholarships by The Educational Foundation. Each brother applied for an undergraduate scholarship through the scholarship application form on www.alphagammarho.org/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.

Scholarship Recipients AGR Excellence Scholarship Zack Leist, Iowa State Bobby Marchy, Oklahoma State Devon Frederick, Wisconsin-Platteville Wesley Wach, Nebraska-Lincoln Undergraduate Achievement Award Jason Quintana, New Mexico State Caleb Swears, Arkansas Bill Sallee Scholarship Traber Smithon, Oklahoma State Dairy Scholarship Derrick Nunes, Cal Poly Dale Runion Scholarship Anthony Camacho, Fresno State Robert L. Oehrtman Scholarship Andrew Fuhrmann, Middle Tennessee State

Gene Swackhamer Ag Economics/ Ag Business Scholarship Cameron Stake, Florida J. Wayne Rehn Scholarship David Vega, Delaware Kirby Barrick Agricultural Education Scholarship Justin Armstrong, New Mexico State Harold Olson Scholarship Brayden Stewart, Oklahoma State Lindley Finch Scholarship Jake Hlas, Iowa State Ornamental Horticulture Scholarship Jacob Hess, Maryland

12 scholarships were awarded by the Educational Foundation in 2020 16 undergraduates, awarded $13,250 in scholarship funds 14 | Resilience

From the Recipients “The scholarship from Alpha Gamma Rho has helped lift a financial burden. It has allowed me to further my education at the University of Florida, where I continue to strive for success in my academics and play an active role on campus. Since many have done so much for me, I try to give back and remain involved within the university, Fraternity, and the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS). I was recently Noble Ruler and have held two other positions within the chapter. In CALS, I serve as an ambassador, treasurer for the Agricultural and Life Sciences College Council and vice president for Collegiate Farm Bureau. As for the University, I am a member of the Florida Blue Key, a leadership honorary, and the executive secretary for Satellite Affairs. All of this would not be possible without the support from not only friends and family, but especially the Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity. I am a witness to the impacts our alumni’s contributions have on the collegiate brothers. This organization has pushed me to prosper and grow socially and professionally. I am proud to represent Alpha Gamma Rho and will continue to Make Better Men for the rest of my life.” – Cameron Stake, Florida,

Gene Swackhamer Ag Economics/Ag Business Scholarhsip recipient “Going into college I knew I wanted to be a part of something bigger than myself. Both of my parents were involved in Greek life, so the question for me was not if, but which fraternity I should join. After numerous conversations with my parents, prayer, and selfreflection, I decided to accept my bid to join Alpha Gamma Rho. Currently in my second semester of my sophomore year, I know this was one of the best decisions of my life because of the brotherhood rooted in agriculture, life-long connections, and countless memories. AGR has afforded to me a multitude of opportunities I otherwise would never have known about, along with priceless experiences. AGR has prepared me for future endeavors by helping me learn about important organizations on campus and promoting my own academic success. I am currently an Agribusiness student with a Pre-Med option.

My end goal is to attend medical school and then return to Northwest Oklahoma to serve rural communities in the area. Through my scholarship from The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho, I have been able to continue my dream of attending college debt free. I am very thankful to have the opportunity to be a part of the AGR brotherhood, and I am excited to continue to strive to give back to this Fraternity, which has already given so much to me.” – Traber Smithson, Oklahoma State,

Bill Sallee Scholarship Recipient

I started college at the University of Arkansas in fall 2018 majoring in agricultural business pre-law and crop sciences. When I started, I wanted to join a fraternity. My father, Blake Swears, is an alumnus of the Alpha Iota Chapter, sparking my interest in Alpha Gamma Rho. I noticed from the start that Alpha Gamma Rho is where I want to call home. I went on later that semester to become VNR-Recruitment for the chapter. In November 2019, I was elected to serve as Noble Ruler. No one would have expected that the world would shut down in March. Through the dedication of the executive team and advisers, Dan Robinson and Todd Martin, we were able to overcome the challenges of COVID-19. Finishing out my term in November 2020, I was elected as Vice President of Finance for the University of Arkansas Interfraternity Council. The connections I have made in Alpha Gamma Rho have led me to serve in other leadership positions such as Associated Student Government Senate Parliamentarian, Agriculture Future of America Ambassador, Bumpers’ College of Agricultural, Food, and Life Sciences Ambassador, Collegiate Farm Bureau Director of Business Relations, and VNR Operations & Management for the Alpha Iota Chapter. I am proud of opportunities, such as this one that never would have been possible without being a brother in Alpha Gamma Rho. – Caleb Swears, Arkansas, Undergraduate

Achievement Award Recipient

Chapter Strategic Planning Sessions

Chapter Strategic Planning Sessions, professionally facilitated by past Grand President Zane Akins help chapters identify needs and create goals that contribute to the successful future of their chapter and the Fraternity. Each chapter develops a useful strategic plan to guide the next one to five year(s) on their campus.

Brother 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 and have them make decisions on what strategy and actions they want for successful chapter operations.

While 2020 did not allow these planning sessions to be held in person, the virtual option became a necessity.

The ability to continue to challenge brothers to grow within their chapter, despite hardships, is one that will leave a lasting impression. It is highly encouraged that chapters take advantage of this opportunity to grow the bonds of brotherhood stronger by having a thoughtful and thorough stregic plan.

How to Set Up a Chapter Strategic Planning Session 1. Determine a date for the session.

2. Send an email to Executive Assistant, Becky Haley, becky@alphagammarho.org to schedule the dates for your Chapter Strategic Planning Session OR 2. Visit www.alphagammarho.org/chapter-strategic-planning-session to fill out the request form 3. Identify an equal number of undergraduate and alumni leaders, with a minimum of five each 4. For virtual Chapter Strategic Planning Sessions, the Home Office will set up the Zoom meeting links

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Chapter Adviser, Housemother and House Director Engagment Chapter Advisers, Housemothers, and House Directors play an integral part in the development of our collegiate members. These adult leaders are mentors, coaches, and advocates for our chapters and the AGR Fraternity experience.

Our Advisers across the nation have been engaging with their collegiate members to keep focus on their academics and chapter operations. Our Housemothers and Directors have continued to provide a guiding hand to our members, keeping them grounded through the new reality around them. Additionally, our Regional Vice Presidents have been leveraging their connections with Advisers, alumni leaders, and AGR supporters in their region to keep all groups informed on Fraternity activities, resources and engagement opportunities.

While the Leadership Seminars in February 2020 was the last time many of our Advisers and Housemothers were able to interact and learn from one another, this has not stopped their ability to access resources and communication to do their role effectively. Whether it was interactions with the National Fraternity or participating in interfraternal activities from groups like the North-American Interfraternity Conference or CSL Management, Advisers and Housemothers have been able to access a variety of educational offerings.

Each expands their knowledge of the Greek community and teaches the importance of being flexible in their position.

Specifically, for our Advisers, we look forward to once again hosting in-person Adviser Forums. Until that time, the Fraternity is diligently working to adapt the topics covered during a Forum into a virtual setting.

By providing ever-present, positive support, our Chapter Advisers, Housemothers, and Directors spark a resilient mindset among our undergraduate members, which helps inspire them with the necessary confidence to persevere through any situation.

2020 Leadership Seminars O w n Yo u r Wo r l d

Designed as an individual leadership development event, the goals of the Leadership Seminars are to provide each attendee with the ability to network with their peers, learn new skills, and assess their own personal strengths.

Throughout the month of February, our 2020 Facilitator team logged countless miles traveling to St. Louis, to Reno, to Atlanta, and to Baltimore engaging with over 750 AGR and Sigma Alpha members. Neither the participants nor the Facilitators would have ever anticipated that these would be the last events Alpha Gamma Rho would host in person before the pandemic interrupted our lives.

With the theme of “Own Your World,” the seminars tested the participants to think critically about how they can positively impact their surroundings, encourage their fellow fraternity brothers or sorority sisters to remain engaged with their chapter, and to continually strive for self-improvement. During the various educational sessions, attendees were presented with challenges to overcome using team collaboration while bolstering one’s self confidence to become an impactful leader.

While the primary focus of Leadership Seminars is for our collegiate members, this event is a great personal development opportunity for our Facilitators. When asked to reflect on their experiences, each provided their unique perspective on how the seminars have stretched their speaking abilities as well as content creation and presentation skills. University of Kentucky graduate and Omicron Chapter alumnus, Taylor Nash, said, “Being a Facilitator gave me an opportunity to impact the future of hundreds of undergraduates, establish my lifelong engagement as an alumni member, and gave me the confidence for the next steps in life.”

Leadership Seminar Attendance St Louis: 132 AGRs; 359 Total Reno: 41 AGRs; 100 Total Atlanta: 76 AGRs; 159 Total Baltimore: 67 AGRs; 146 Total

From In-Person to Virtual:

Recruiting AGR’s Next Members Each year, Alpha Gamma Rho works collaboratively with PhiredUp (a company specialized in recruitment, growth, and retention within the Greek industry) to host two Recruitment Schools. From start to finish, attendees actively learn the fundamentals of recruitment, set goals specific to their chapter on how to approach prospective new members, identify potential barriers, and successfully extend bids for membership. Any collegiate member elected to serve as the VNR of Recruitment, serves on the chapter’s recruitment committee, or who has an interest in helping the chapter recruit new members is encouraged to attend a Recruitment School.

While the pandemic prevented the Fraternity from hosting two in-person events in 2020, January’s Recruitment School saw collegiate attendees from 17 chapters and representatives from our SUNY Cobleskill Colony. Each group of undergraduates was able to eagerly work together to set new goals for the upcoming year.

When campuses began closing in March, spring recruitment initiatives and preparations for summer recruitment came to an abrupt halt. Many chapters were left asking, “How do we move forward with recruitment?” Alpha Gamma Rho took steps to further extend its partnership with PhiredUp by providing all collegiate members, Chapter Advisers and other volunteers engaged with chapter recruitment efforts access to PhiredUp’s digital classroom. Through their platform, brothers are able to learn many of the same key concepts taught during a traditional Recruitment School, with an additional emphasis on how to engage with prospective new members in virtual settings. Since introducing PhiredUp’s Certified Recruiter program, a third of AGR’s chapters have become Certified Recruiters.

Our members have demonstrated true resilience to keep the AGR name relevant on their campuses by applying the same learned recruitment fundamentals into actionable results. The Fraternity continues to be committed to helping each chapter responsibly grow their collegiate membership while retaining its current members through strategic recruitment tactics. It is never too late to become a Certified Recruiter today!

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Designated Endowment Funds

Designated Endowment Funds can include achievement awards for chapter members who achieve success in academic, leadership, citizenship and educational activities. Grants can be used to cover expenses involved with participation at Leadership Seminars and other events sponsored by Alpha Gamma Rho. Qualified recipients of these grants include chapter officers, undergraduates, Advisers, Housemothers/ House Directors and alumni leaders. Designated Endowment Funds can also be used to purchase technology upgrades used for educational activities and 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 or Sayre Grant Funds.

HOW MUCH OF YOUR GIFT IS DIRECTED TO ADMINISTRATIVE FEES?

2%

THESE FEES COVER ACTIVITIES & SERVICES INCLUDING: • 501(c)(3) IRS tax exempt status charitable

gifting fee

DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUND GIFTING FEE

organization registration

• Charitable state solicitation registrations

• Balancing income/risk portfolio which is professionally managed by AGR’s Investment Committee

• Chapter membership database • Staffing to provide database support & gift stewardship (receipting, pledge reminders, etc.)

• Board governance and oversight

5 STEPS TO ESTABLISH DESIGNATED ENDOWMENT FUND CONTACT

1

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

2

3 DONOR/CHAPTER FUND AGREEMENT

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IMPACT

INVEST

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

Fund Advisory Committee will establish a fund agreement

Provides designated scholarships and grants in the following year

Approximately 4% annual payout to provide scholarships

4

5 GROW

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

Sayre Grants Brother William ‘Bill’ Sayre understood that the AGR Brotherhood has an important life-long impact on Alpha Gamma Rho brothers. The Sayre Fund was established when Brother Sayre provided gifts to the Educational Foundation specifically to promote inter-chapter relations and cooperation. Simply put, the vision of Brother Sayre was to give chapters the opportunity to come together through social, educational and leadership activities, designed to further sow the seeds of fraternalism.

Chapters can submit a Sayre Fund proposal through the AGR website under the Foundation section. All proposal forms are due annually on October 1. Events supported by the Sayre Fund have included the AGR National BBQ competition, the AGR booth at the National Farm and Machinery Show, the Fraternity’s involvement with National FFA Convention and many other worthwhile events.

Cultivating a greater strength of brotherhood is of even greater importance as uncertainy still looms. Brothers, both alumni and undergraduate, should look for ways to engage with others across the community and the country. With a greater understanding of the technology at our finger tips, now is the best time to take advantage of what the Sayre Grant has to offer! Apply today, connect with brothers tomorrow.

HOW TO APPLY FOR A SAYRE GRANT: 1

Complete and submit the Sayre Grant Proposal on the AGR website under the Foundation tab (https://www.alphagammarho.org/sayre-project-proposal)

2

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

2019 National FFA Convention

2019 Northeastern Fall Shoot Out

2017 AGR BBQ

2019 National FFA Week

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.

Housing Fund Alpha Beta Gamma Delta

Fund Balance 7/1/2019

Admin Fees

Receipts

Disbursements

Fund Balance 6/30/2020

$69,349.26

$2,000.00

$0.00

$71,349.26

$189,745.09

$51,050.00

$83,353.06

$157,442.03

$1,050

$0.00

$0.00

$1,050.00

$162,225.00

$800,428.50

$23,814.02

$665,262.02

$3,244.50

Epsilon

$500.00

$727.00

$0.00

$1,227.00

Theta

$3,641.41

$0.00

$0.00

$3,641.41

Iota

$750.00

$0.00

$0.00

$750.00

Nu

$2,300

$0.00

$0.00

$2,300

Pi

$35,588.43

$59,324.11

$57,923.76

$36,988.78

Alpha Alpha

$34,119.00

$325.00

$0.00

$34,444.00

Alpha Beta

$17,346.00

$262.00

$13,100.00

$27,734.00

$2,450.00

$1,116,537.49

$9,726.57

$486,368.66

$2,00.00

$1,591,179.58

Alpha Gamma Alpha Delta

$174,366.32

$8,813.51

$64,053.29

$119,126.54

Alpha Zeta

$97,461.07

$8,300.00

$56,409.10

$49,351.97

Alpha Eta

$2,305.00

$0.00

$0.00

$2,305.00

Alpha Iota

$317,979.12

$1,650.00

$0.00

$319,629.12

Alpha Nu

$600.00

$0.00

$0.00

$600.00

Alpha Tau

$32,193.00

$300.00

$15,000.00

$32,291.00

$14,602.00

Alpha Chi

$0.00

$18.00

$900.00

$0.00

$882.00

Alpha Psi

$26,311.88

$5,350.00

$0.00

$31,661.88

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$375.00

$0.00

$11,625.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

Alpha Omega

$0.00

Beta Alpha

$0.00

Beta Zeta

$11,250.00

Beta Phi

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

PAYOUT/ROLLOVER TO ENDOWMENT

PROJECT ON HOLD

CURRENTLY IN CAMPAIGN

2% GIFTING FEE COVERS ACTIVITIES & SERVICES INCLUDING:

2%

gifting fee

• Estate gift planning, assistance, and services

• 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

• 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

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

2

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

3

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

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 4

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

5

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

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

AGR’s Housing Resources Trust Board (HRT) 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 individuals recognize industry trends and understand AGR’s housing needs.

HRT Housing Assessment

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 Board will match one-third of the assessment costs 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 2020 Growth Report | 23

Commitment to the Future Alpha Gamma Chapter’s Road to a Successful Housing Campaign Nestled in Gainesville near the University of Florida campus, the Alpha Gamma Chapter house sat since 1975. The brick house with Greek letters and a plow on the front wall was home to hundreds of Alpha Gamma Rho brothers, but, as Brother Bernie Lester notes, its architecture was constantly causing problems. With the growing need for updates, Alpha Gamma Chapter alumni decided to start their first attempt at a housing campaign.

This first campaign didn’t make it far, however. With a rough real estate market and a lack of commitment, the practicality of a housing campaign couldn’t be identified. But three years ago, the need for a new chapter house was re-identified and the current housing campaign was started.

The new chapter house is in the process of being built with a completion goal of August 2021, so undergraduate brothers can move in for the school year. The excitement for an up- to- date home for brothers, is overwhelming.

Upgraded appliances, electronics and overall architecture will provide a higher quality experience for brothers living in the house.

Alpha Gamma Brother Bernie Lester has been directly involved with the chapter’s housing campaign and says commitment is key to ensuring a successful campaign. In this second, successful, campaign, the Alumni Board chose to utilize a consultant, which has helped with the organization and plan development, but it’s the commitment from all brothers that matters most. The group also determined it was best to have The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho and their housing association manage the campaign, allowing for tax deductible contributions to be made to the Foundation and a stronger ability to manage the record keeping from Home Office Staff. Accepting some of the work onto the housing association’s plate has enabled funds to be utilized quickly, but does require more work and commitment from brothers. Without the assistance of The Educational Foundation, the need for record keeping and greater communication falls back on volunteers.

The Educational Foundation and Home Office staff work closely with chapters and alumni corporations through chapter assistance programs, to ensure a stronger campaign for the chapter. Chief Development Officer Carol Johnson said, “The Alpha Gamma Chapter has been a pleasure to work with, and we have ramped up our support levels to make sure they feel the same way—a practice we are implementing with all housing campaigns. With the most advantageous campaign structures, transparent communications, and simple fund establishment and disbursement practices, we are working hard to meet the Fraternity’s housing needs.”

Brother Lester encourages all those considering starting a housing campaign to consider what’s best for your chapter and be prepared to hit some roadblocks. Some brothers were difficult to contact of because of address or phone number changes that were not updated, and others strongly supported the new chapter house being built but didn’t always support financially.

As the new chapter house is reaching completion, the biggest takeaway is the need for commitment. Commitment from brothers in the form of both time and treasure is what leads to a successful housing campaign, which in turn can provide a strong chapter experience for undergraduate brothers to come.

Your Support

Loyalty Fund for AGR The Loyalty Fund for AGR enables The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho to provide programs for the National Fraternity including scholarships, Leadership Seminars, Recruitment Schools, Adviser Forums and more! By giving to the Loyalty Fund, you’re making a positive impact on the lives of your brothers in a wide variety of skills, creating campus and industry leaders.

Four Pillars Society $5,000+ Delta-Purdue Gene Swackhamer

Omicron-Kentucky Glenn Stith

Alpha Theta-Maryland Edward Reilly

Sigma-Washington State Doyle Jacklin

Alpha Sigma-Fresno State Ian Burnett

Iota-Wisconsin-Madison Jerry Steiner

Chi-Cal Poly Donald De Jong

Alpha Psi-Wisconsin-River Falls Bill Boehm

Lambda-Minnesota Randall Sook

Alpha Gamma-Florida James Clinard

Beta Sigma-Tarleton State Michael Keith

Eta-Iowa State Jim Borel Greg Nickerson

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1904 Society: Alumni $1,904-4,999

All alumni can join this level by making a gift of $1904-$4,999 per giving year to the Loyalty Fund for AGR. Alpha-Illinois Brett Bayston Ed Foley David Hollinrake Thad Kuhfuss Dave Maurer Wilbur Nelson Lyle Orwig Cory Peter David Schick Jay Vroom Beta-Ohio State Kirby Barrick Tom Denison Karl Warnke Hugh Wilson Gamma-Penn State Rick Carpenter Delta-Purdue Doug Griffin David Parker Keith Welty

EpsilonNorth Dakota State Al Johnson Myron Johnsrud James Mostad Eta-Iowa State Mike Borel Rob Dittmer Albert Duroe Jim Howe David Van Wert Theta-Missouri Jerome Graeser Kappa-Nebraska Jim Cada Larry Engelkemier Omicron-Kentucky Tom Waldrop Pi-Oklahoma State Gary Clark Kim Ford A.J. Jacques Dennis Slagell

Alpha Gamma-Florida Mark Clikas Paul Willis

Alpha ChiWestern Kentucky Ernest Yates

Alpha DeltaMontana State Jim Driscoll

Alpha PsiWisconsin-River Falls Phil Josephson

Alpha Iota-Arkansas Rex Martin

Alpha OmegaMurray State Arthur Green

Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville Peter Markovich Alpha TauWestern Illinois Gerry Salzman Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin Robert Earnest Alpha PhiSouth Dakota State Brad Blaha Troy Johnson

Beta AlphaSouthern Illinois Greg Webb Beta Zeta-Clemson Mike Freeman Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Ronnie Green Beta OmegaMissouri State Garrett Hawkins

Grand President’s Society $1,000-1,904 Alpha-Illinois Clifford Beatty Ed Dollinger Gerald Gehlbach Mark Gossett Beta-Ohio State David Ames James Berg Gamma-Penn State John Shearer

Delta-Purdue John Cottingham Dick Feltner EpsilonNorth Dakota State Keith Bjerke Zeta-Cornell John Noble Greg Wickham Oliver Williams

Eta-Iowa State Fred Bahrenburg Grant Bargfrede Charlie Brown Sigmund Cornelius Arlen Wonderlich

Iota-Wisconsin-Madison Rick Daluge Bernie Staller

Theta-Missouri Eddie Sydenstricker Larry Warren Bill Williams

Lambda-Minnesota Bill Manwarren

Kappa-Nebraska Hal Cooper

Nu-North Carolina State Charles Little

Grand President’s Society $1,000-1,904 (continued) Pi-Oklahoma State Dale Elsener A.L. Hutson

Rho-Colorado State Brian Field Robert Prosser Sigma-Washington State Robert Felton Wallace Vog

Alpha Gamma-Florida Jared Finks Robert Hunt Bernie Lester Alpha DeltaMontana State Philip Donally Donald Sanders

Phi-California-Davis Wayne Bartholomew

Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Robert Broeckelman Donald Griffiths Keith Heikes Loren Kruse Tim Ohlde Michael Torrey

Chi-Cal Poly Jeffrey Sanders Tim Souza

Alpha Theta-Maryland Chuck Iager Paul Weller

Tau-Michigan State Rodney Winkel

Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville John Tarpley

Alpha OmegaMurray State Dwight Armstrong

Alpha Mu-Rutgers Michael Mekenian

Beta GammaWisconsin-Platteville Duane Schaefer

Alpha Pi-Arizona Robert Briggs Ronald Rayner Alpha Rho-Vermont Jim Carpenter Alpha PsiWisconsin-River Falls Phil George Gary Sackmann Edward Whitman

Beta Delta-Illinois State Bruce Attig Beta ThetaMiddle Tennessee State Jason Searles Beta Kappa-Chico State Lee Cole Beta LambdaTexas A&M-Commerce Ben Scholz

1904 Society: Young Alumni

Young alumni (30 years or younger) can join this level by making a minimum gift of $228.48 or $19.04/month to the Loyalty Fund for AGR Gamma-Penn State Michael Gleyze Dan Gleyze Delta-Purdue Mitchell Jordan Drew Reiger EpsilonNorth Dakota State Martin Peterson Zeta-Cornell Billy Cain Eta-Iowa State Grant Bargfrede Iota-Wisconsin-Madison Anthony Schmitz Mitchell Schroepfer 28 | Resilience

Kappa-Nebraska Alan Christensen Mitchell Fagan Logan Peters David Schuler Alex Wach

Jordan Nelson David Saenz Kade Thoren

Lambda-Minnesota Thomas Schwarz

Chi-Cal Poly Ethan Schriver

Nu-North Carolina State Seth Williams

Psi-Maine Jonathan Allen

Omicron-Kentucky Kimo Kimura Jacob Mattingly Ben Willoughby

Alpha Gamma-Florida Clark Futch

Rho-Colorado State Casey Docheff Mason Drouhard Jay Escamilla Cody Gabel

Phi-California-Davis Amos Strauss

Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Nathan Laudan Brett Wilson Alpha Iota-Arkansas Tim Stults Chase Vilhauer

Alpha Lambda-New Mexico State Tyler DuBry Carlos Hinojos Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin Ronald Travers Alpha PsiWisconsin-River Falls Rhett Kragness Adam Kramer Matthew Stanek Alpha OmegaMurray State Myles Tate Beta GammaWisconsin- Platteville Jake Stukenberg

1904 Society: Young Alumni

(continued)

Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Peter Bachmann Jacob Leonard John Leonard Beta Mu-Austin Peay Austin Henley

Beta Nu-Texas A&M Preston De Jong Nick Kucera

Gamma Alpha-Florida Southern Matthew Schorner

Beta Phi-Idaho Nick Winner Dustin Winston

Gamma BetaFt. Hays State Kevin Elpers

SUNY Cobleskill-SUNYCobleskill Allen Graulich

1904 Society Collegiate Society $19.04 per year

Collegians can join this level by making a gift of $19.04 or more per giving year to the Loyalty Fund for AGR. Alpha-Illinois Austin Brockmann Gamma-Penn State Pat Fitzsimmons Delta-Purdue Chase Creek Epsilon-North Dakota State Lincoln Ostlie Zeta-Cornell Sampson Alley Alan Henry Eta-Iowa State Christian Atkinson Nathan Behrends Andy Boschert Trey Boyle Cameron Boyle Larame Boysen Koby Boysen Tate Boysen Kabe Boysen Dawson Brader Dayton Brugman Bryce Bruns Ross Cady Josh Carlson Jack Carter Jim Chism Spencer Collins Spencer Cook Hunter Crawford Cal Daughton Marcus Daughton Andrew Dornbier Brock Durflinger

Cole Eden Tyler Eldridge Hunter Field Riley Ford Landon Foster Cody Gibson James Griswold Max Halstead Tyler Hartman Jake Hlas Logan Hoffman David Hora Matthew Hougland Connor Hultman Bryce Kafton Grant Kiefer Parker Kliegl Bryce Lafrenz Cole Lauterbach Zack Leist Gus Leonard Brian Lois Kyle Lois Devan Mann Nathan Manternach Ben McClain Ryland McCormick Cooper McDermott Cody Mead Ben Means Kaleb Miller Trentin Moeller Lane Morrison Nate Orban Nathan Parchert Cale Pellett Samuel Peters Clay Pfeifer Nate Rea Hans Riensche

Bryce Robison Dalton Roling Brett Schiele Quinn Schmidt Gabe Shultz Colin Stark Jake Sterle Scott Stoll Stuart Tiedemann David Trumm Joe Westlake Tyler Whited Isaac Wiley Jack Wilson Nathan Zumbach Theta-Missouri Zach Ayers Ben Maune

Rho-Colorado State Michael Doolittle Eddie Ellis Tau-Michigan State Logan Leen Gage Lindner Nate Scovill Phi-Cal-Davis Matthew Lombardi Nathan Scheinman John Simas Chi-Cal Poly Jiml Valov Omega-New Hampshire Dominic Borrelli

Kappa-Nebraska Eli Skalka

Alpha Alpha-West Virginia Corban Wiles

Lambda-Minnesota Martyn Novacek

Alpha Gamma-Florida Tyler Herrington Cameron Stake

Xi-Auburn Matt Howell Omicron-Kentucky Joseph Lucas Pi-Oklahoma State Ronnie Brown John Fausz Ben Gross Grant McClure Cooper Rogers Traber Smithson Hunter Thomason

Alpha EpsilonLouisiana State Chase Nevers Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Brett Dick-Wolfe Kalen Richardson Alpha Eta-Georgia Eddie Henderson Chase Williams 2020 Growth Report | 29

1904 Society Collegiate Society (continued) Alpha Theta-Maryland Jacob Hess Edward Reilly Alpha Iota-Arkansas Zach Andrews Jake Shelton Caleb Swears Alpha Pi-Arizona Eben LeBerthon Brandon Martinez Chase Parks Alpha Sigma-Fresno State Luis Mendoza Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin Nicholas Dotson Dawson Moore Alpha PhiSouth Dakota State Ryan Peterson Alpha PsiWisconsin-River Falls Sam Androli Trevor Balthazor Lukas Bennett Blaze Bergmann

Cole Berra Noah Bestul John Birr Grant Burns Cody Bussert Benjamin Donnay Skyler Dwyer Jacob Ellerbrock Peter Elwood Maxwell Emerson Jon Erickson Luke Geist Cale Graeber Lucas Graff Caleb Green Bryce Hering Zach Hines Lane Hischke Lee Huberty Logan Huppert Reese Johnston Kevin Kitchen Dan Klinke will Klinkner Dawson Knutson Bryce Kragness Anaiah Legare Jacob Maier Thomas Malzacher Parker Massie Noah Massie Eli Newton

Travis Oliver Ruard Otten Kal Randall Jake Roche Russell Rogall Stetson Rueth Andrew Scheller Alec Schmidt Andrew Seefeldt Nate Stein Nate Stepp Gus Swenson Wyatt Tesch Heath Tietz Alex Toebes Ryan Trettel Eric Wachtendonk Brandon Wachter Kyle Wanous Nathan Welsh Colin Wussow Eric Wuthrich Owen Zakrzewski Alpha Omega-Murray State Austin Marburger Beta GammaWisconsin-Platteville Jay Long

Beta Zeta-Clemson Christopher Humbert Beta Nu-Texas A&M Drew Morton Beta Omicron-Wyoming Crawford Cooley Owen Hof Beta RhoNorthwest Missouri Grant Anderson Beta Chi-Stephen F. Austin Zach Martin Beta Psi-Delaware Valley Ryder Campbell Gamma Delta-ABAC Bradley Peterson Gamma Zeta-Arkansas Tech Cameron Grimes Gavin Jones Wyatt Petty

Alpha-Illinois Bill Dickinson Jason Duzan Tom Hofer Frank Hopkins Larry Olson David Slater

Bob Miller

Green and Gold Society $500-$1,000

Kappa-Nebraska Ryan Betka Doug Brand Larry Holbein Lambda-Minnesota Neil Fruechte Daniel Herfurth Marvin Maas Adam Manwarren Wayne Worthley

Beta-Ohio State Daryl Deering Myron Smith Delta-Purdue David Hannon Neil Planalp Patrick Scheetz

Nu-North Carolina State Robert May

Epsilon-North Dakota State Donald Bahl Dale Carpentier Curtis Nelson

Omicron-Kentucky Russell Gray Bob Hall Robin Lawson

Zeta-Cornell Don Calhoun Mark Creighton Terry Savidge Donald Seipt

Pi-Oklahoma State Wayne Joyner Dennis White

Eta-Iowa State Tim Heiller Donald Latham Brian McCulloh Steven Wachtel Theta-Missouri James Edwards Kyle Malter Matthew Renkoski Iota-Wisconsin-Madison Richard Holloway

Alpha-Illinois James Anderson C. David Bliss John Leinberger Ross Peter Jim Whittaker Beta-Ohio State Bill Beddow Fred Buscher William Stinson Kirk Walker Delta-Purdue

Chi-Cal Poly Anthony Azevedo Ralph Grossi Carter Pierce

Sigma-Washington State Nick Hein Tau-Michigan State Michael Cischke William Graves John Welser Phi-California-Davis Bill Carriere Gerry Rominger David Smallhouse

Epsilon-North Dakota State Mick Anderson Joe Kary Anthony Larson

Alpha Gamma-Florida Clark Futch Alpha Delta-Montana State Stephen Wagner Alpha Epsilon-Louisiana State Ricky Guidry Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Loren Goyen JD Hagedorn William Longinaker John Niemann Randy Stoecker

Rho-Colorado State David Ellicott

Kenneth Butler Max Evans Daniel Hicks Jeffrey Jarrett Paul Lake Jerry A. Manges Don Orr Doug Wilhelm

Psi-Maine Lee Meserve

Alpha Kappa-TennesseeKnoxville Mac Baggett Tracey Binkley Thomas White Donald Williams Alpha Nu-Connecticut David Bennett Alpha Xi-Arizona State Craig Anderson

Alpha Rho-Vermont Laurence Jost Don McFeeters Alpha Tau-Western Illinois Larry Lepper Arlon Rahn

Alpha Chi-Western Kentucky Pete Dotson Alpha Psi-Wisconsin-River Falls Craig Anderson William Kelly Dennis Tauchen Beta Alpha-Southern Illinois Larry Groce Beta Gamma-WisconsinPlatteville Daniel Adams Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Charles Otto Jay Poole Beta Kappa-Chico State Joe Conant Beta Nu-Texas A&M W. Leroy Startz Beta Omega-Missouri State Patrick Eslinger

Alpha Omicron-Utah State Robert Carlson

Randall Mauch David Wahus Zeta-Cornell Jack Gallagher Alan Grant Douglas Lockwood John Nichols Eta-Iowa State Samuel Barrick Chet Boruff Timothy Burrack David De Graff William Dohrmann

Star Society $250-$500 Wayne Fuller Leon Helling Ted Ide Larry Mahr Doc Ouart Lars Palmer Theta-Missouri Steve Barnes Christopher Carman Brian Gittings Rick Wardlow Iota-WisconsinMadison

Tim Preuninger John Wilks Jim Zarndt

Kappa-Nebraska Bob Emanuel Ray Kelley Robert Raun Lambda-Minnesota Charles Davis Marc Paulson Richard Sether Mark Skogman 2020 Growth Report | 31

Star Society $250-$500 Myron Tank

Nu-North Carolina State R. Kendall Hill William Tesh Xi-Auburn Jim Bannon Robert Roberson Omicron-Kentucky Thomas Bowersox Burgess Brown Carlton Dolwick Samuel Willett Pi-Oklahoma State Keith Kisling Rho-Colorado State John DeBerard David Farlow Michael Steppe Sigma-Washington State James Belshe William Lyman Tau-Michigan State Ralph Harper

Phi-California-Davis Bret Babbitt Richard Harp Kip Herzog John Kautz Russell Leonardini Ken McCorkle Jeffery Weber

Alpha Eta-Georgia Donald Kent Alpha Theta-Maryland Robert Drechsler Jacob Hess Paul Stull

Beta-Ohio State Rodney Fairchild Kenneth Fryman Frank Hirsch Stephen Knouff Tom Konst Richard Ramseyer Kent Walker Gamma-Penn State Matt Keil Delta-Purdue Gerald Brooks Ryan Crane Clinton Fettig

Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin James Head Tommy Hunt

Omega-New Hampshire Frederick Courser Tom Decourcy

Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville Jim Price

Alpha Beta-Oregon State Larry Evans John Oades

Alpha Nu-Connecticut James Thompson

Alpha Phi-South Dakota State Josh Peterson Larry Reil Craig Treiber

Alpha Pi-Arizona Donald Colter Wayne Stuhr

Alpha Chi-Western Kentucky David Buckingham

Alpha Rho-Vermont Bob Foster

Alpha Psi-WisconsinRiver Falls Dayton Hougaard Darren Peterson Jerel Steckling Jim Van Wychen Wayne Weiland

Alpha Gamma-Florida Willard Anderson Randall Hanna Alpha Delta-Montana State Vern Luft LeRoy Luft Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Todd Johnson Brian Pelton Mark Reinhardt

Alpha Sigma-Fresno State Timothy Campbell Lloyd Fagundes Larry Layne Gary Nelson Alpha Tau-Western Illinois

Anniversary Club $250-$500 Alpha-Illinois Ed Bergschneider Merrill Dierker Thomas Hunsley Gayle Krantz Daniel Lane Scott McWhinney Daren Metz Andy North John Reed

Steven Greenfield Mark Howard Ronald Thompson Craig Wiest

Kevin Kistler Jim Stephenson Donald Villwock Epsilon-North Dakota State Darby Bauer Brant Bigger Allen Giese Ted Johnson Darryl Lutovsky Martin Peterson Edward Saugstad Gary Spangelo Robert Strand Zeta-Cornell Doug Adams David Barclay Russell Beck Skip Jensen Jeff Karszes Victor Kloch Marc Laribee David Moore Kevin Peck

Eta-Iowa State Jacob De Jong Wayne Ewing Wayne Fredericks Roy Hildebrand Glenn Rowe John Schneider Isaiah Spath Leo Weinheimer John Westcott Theta-Missouri Joseph Boatright Keith Bodenhausen Stephen Edwards Scott Gard Jerry Gibson Michael Jobe Jeffery Schoen Virgil Swenson Iota-WisconsinMadison Corey Geiger David Welsh

Beta Alpha-Southern Illinois

Kappa-Nebraska Kenneth Beebe Eldon Blaser Todd Bridgman Fred Gordon Carl Jessen Gary Miller Larry Svajgr Lambda-Minnesota John Eddy Chuck Furr Kurt Harstad David Shimota Mu-Massachusetts George Gee Nu-North Carolina State Marvin Aycock Jeffrey Buchanan James Myers

Terry Habrock Al Osterlund Beta Delta-Illinois State Michael Schweickert Mark Thies Beta Zeta-Clemson Chalmers Carr Chris Rawl James Sparkman Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Michael Harowitz Hutch Hutchinson Michael Krakoviak Beta Theta-Middle Tennessee State Davis Porch Beta Lambda-Texas A&M-Commerce Frank Pope Beta Phi-Idaho Nick Winner Beta Chi-Stephen F. Austin Jacob Spies

Xi-Auburn Tom Hicks Jeffrey Sims Glen Spivey Omicron-Kentucky Wayne Conner Johnny Gault Bowen McKinney Ben Willoughby Pi-Oklahoma State Melton Ezell Rodney Orrell Ron Pope Rho-Colorado State James Brandt Byron Richard Sigma-Washington State Terry Nealey Fred Stormshak Tau-Michigan State

Troy Frank James Gleason John Nye Gordon Tulgestke Dave Willetts Donald Wissman Phi-California-Davis Mark Medeiros Harry Wetzel Steven Wikse

Douglas Beck Chad Mayo Phillip Rowan Thomas Stadsklev

Chi-Cal Poly Jiml Valov

Alpha EpsilonLouisiana State Chase Nevers

Alpha Delta-Montana State Sever Enkerud Boyd Hardy Rock Lovec

Psi-Maine Galen Bridge Amos Gay William Porter Mike Sawyer Frank Stewart Bruce Stillings Gordon Tennett

Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Einar Johnson Will Ohlde Tony Renollet Brett Wilson

Omega-New Hampshire Lester Fortune Shawn Jasper Douglas Ryder Alpha Alpha-West Virginia Stephen Carr Paul Lentz John Rotruck Alpha Beta-Oregon State David Cooper Jeff Heater Carel Van Loben Sels Alpha Gamma-Florida

Alpha-Illinois Todd Armour Michael Brennemann James Bridgeland Austin Brockmann John Curtin Robert Emmons S. Donald Erickson Kenneth Getz Lynn Hiser Bryce Hoffman Duane Ischer William Jenner Jack Jennings Allan Jones Jay Larson Kurt Lenschow John Mitchell Joseph Morrison Allen Mueller Gary Naylor Garry Niemeyer Robert Pritchard

Anniversary Club $250-$500

Alpha Eta-Georgia Fred Brackin Dennis Kicklighter Jimmy Savage Alpha Iota-Arkansas T.J. Hart Sam Kerr Robert Loewer Jon Standridge Steve Williams Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville John Duff Henry McCluskey Bill Phillips Alpha Lambda-New Mexico State

Larry Rhodes Walter Schuttler Gary Van Winkle Roger Wegehenkel Bill West William Wolters Jim Wright Beta-Ohio State Don Ames Gary Barth Donald Breece Joseph Crites Larry Earhart James Eckstein Jeffrey Eubank David Fox David Gooding Bill Hirzel Garth Hynes Joe Mesenburg John Moser Jim Patterson

Tyler DuBry

John Head

Alpha Mu-Rutgers George Bird J. Richard Mood

Alpha Phi-South Dakota State Todd Lee Gary Schultz

Alpha Nu-Connecticut Cliff Bampton Peter DeCloux Richard Peterson Marc Tonan Alpha Pi-Arizona Buck Buckner Dennis Fiscus John Klingenberg Martin Massengale Frank Santiago Steven Watkins Alpha Rho-Vermont Nate Smith Lindsay Townsend Alpha Sigma-Fresno State Kent Christensen Dennis Sniffin Donald Wilkey Alpha Tau-Western Illinois Jeffrey Adkisson Darrell Limkeman Mike McCutchan Paul Young Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin John Castellaw Tony Durham

Frederick Roeth James Rollins George Ruff Bill Thornton Gamma-Penn State John Akers William Daley Ted Farrand Pat Fitzsimmons Michael Gleyze Dan Gleyze Brian Hege Jose Martinez Richard McDonald John Merenick Bruce Mungai Phil Pitzer Fred Reichelt Joseph Strite Scott Swackhamer Delta-Purdue

Alpha Chi-Western Kentucky Melvin Belcher Keith Head Edward Higgins Thomas Hornbeck Jim Malyj William Tucker Alpha Psi-WisconsinRiver Falls Mark Bacon Michael Gerrits Eric Haupt Steve Peterson Doug Raymakers Joe Speich Scott Thurs Joseph Waldo Gerald Weyers Alpha Omega-Murray State Christopher Clifton Ben Guyot Beta Alpha-Southern Illinois Eric Kunzeman Dale Lattz Jacob Rendleman

Jordan Alf Jeff Blaska Michael Sands Scott Wilson

Beta Delta-Illinois State James White Beta Epsilon-Arkansas State Charles Horton Beta Zeta-Clemson Connally Bradley E. Norwood McLeod Stephen Pettigrew Beta Kappa-Chico State Edwin Hulbert Beta Lambda-Texas A&M-Commerce Wayne Davenport Stretch Stretcher Beta Mu-Austin Peay Robert Morgan Beta Nu-Texas A&M Jim Davis Beta Sigma-Tarleton State Lionel Lane Gamma Zeta-Arkansas Tech Wyatt Petty

Beta GammaWisconsin-Platteville

Jim Anderson Clark Beard Brent Creek Chase Creek Dan Dawes Byram Dickes Steve Ehman Russell Hardin Edward Hering Phil Hershberger Mark Hochgesang George Holder Victor Kendall James McIntosh Kenneth Newcom L. Pflum Harvey Pinney John Rodibaugh Bill Rodkey Kevin Ross Greg Smith Donald Stoten Michael Stull

Supporter $0-$250

William Thompson Walter Waitt Gary Whirledge Philip Wilcox Dudley Williams R. Keith Winger

Epsilon-North Dakota State Bob Bishop Jerel Blair John Bollingberg John Dahl Mark Ellison Carmen Erickson Gene Funseth James Hauge Dennis Hjelle Robert Jerger Dennis Johnson Kim Lees Howard Leland Lyle Moe

Lincoln Ostlie Donald Paulson Ritchie Schaefer Donald Schwartz Paul Skorheim Larry Spong Matthew Titus Mike Tokach David Voller Daniel Vollmer Michael Winkler Zeta-Cornell Dave Alexander Sampson Alley Ronald Beck Ed Boardman Gary Bradley Eric Brown John Caltabiano Luther Cole Douglas Evans John Fessenden

Supporter $0-$250 Travis Fogler Bradley Forrest Alan Henry Thomas Hines Ryan Janney Shawn Jones Gerald Jones Thomas Kazmierczak Pete Keeley Gerald Killigrew Andrew Luce Dennis Makarainen Thomas Newell Peter Pamkowski Matt Peck Stephen Riessen Ray Russell Charles Shoup Carl Widmer Lee Winters William Zawicki Eta-Iowa State Dick Anderson Mark Armstrong Christian Atkinson Nathan Behrends Andy Boschert Trey Boyle Cameron Boyle Larame Boysen Koby Boysen Tate Boysen Kabe Boysen Dawson Brader Dayton Brugman Bryce Bruns Bob Bucher Ross Cady Josh Carlson Ben Carlson Bret Carter Jack Carter Sanden Cheers Justin Chesnut Jim Chism James Christensen John Claassen Spencer Collins Spencer Cook Hunter Crawford Dennis Dammen Cal Daughton Marcus Daughton Ronald Deiter Andrew Dornbier Brock Durflinger Cole Eden Tyler Eldridge Howard Elson Hunter Field Richard Ford Riley Ford Landon Foster Cody Gibson James Griswold Max Halstead Tyler Hartman Dean Henderson Jake Hlas Logan Hoffman David Hora Matthew Hougland

Connor Hultman Dan Johnson Steve Johnson Bryce Kafton Nathan Keppler Grant Kiefer Bob Kimm Parker Kliegl Bryce Lafrenz Cole Lauterbach Zack Leist Gus Leonard Stephen Lindblom Brian Lois Kyle Lois Roger Mahr Devan Mann Nathan Manternach Ben McClain Ryland McCormick Cooper McDermott Steven Mead Cody Mead Ben Means Kaleb Miller Trentin Moeller Lane Morrison Nate Orban Nathan Parchert Cale Pellett Samuel Peters Clay Pfeifer Nate Rea Hans Riensche Bryce Robison Dalton Roling Brett Schiele Quinn Schmidt Gabe Shultz Colin Stark Jake Sterle Scott Stoll Jerry Tank Stuart Tiedemann David Trumm Joe Westlake Tyler Whited Isaac Wiley Jack Wilson Norman Wonderlich Bill Yeager Nathan Zumbach

Lowell Newsom Stephen Searcy Daniel Shepard Bradley Starbuck Jacob Thompson

Theta-Missouri Zane Akins Zach Ayers Mark Baker William Browne Jeff Buckman Jackson Burke Robert Clinkscales Daniel Condron Lynn Fahrmeier Noel Fischer Gale Hankins John Harrison Bill Hayen Leslie Jett Richard Maltsbarger Ben Maune Thomas McCartney James Moellering Philip Moore

Lambda-Minnesota Michael Bendell Terry Bollum Roger Cone Joey Errington Craig Goemer Judd Hanson Justin Kromminga Thoren Mangold Martyn Novacek John Schafer Daniel Schafer Thomas Schwarz Dale Sleiter Ted Takala Ray Traen Jim Wettestad Brent Young

Pi-Oklahoma State Dan Bomhoff Gerald Briscoe Ronnie Brown Ronald Coulter Zed DeVaughan Thomas Dickey Mike Dobrinski John Dunbar Gary Engelking John Fausz Bob Feist Ty Griffith Ben Gross Terry Hague Carson Horn Charles Ivy Fred Jones Larry Kirk Gail Kirk Tom Lucas Stephen Mathis Grant McClure Lloyd Murdock Don Riffe Gene Robertson Cooper Rogers Paul Schulte Brady Sidwell Traber Smithson Robert Terry Hunter Thomason Terry Tippens Donald White Richard Wuerflein

Mu-Umass

Rho-Colorado State

Iota-WisconsinMadison LaVerne Ausman Rick Banes Mike Beilke Harley Buchholz Dave Combs Wesley Falk Thomas Gregar Grant Hartman Dwight Holt Bradley Markhardt Peter Priepke Wayne Segner Mark Thieleke Randy Torgerson Leonhard Weiss Kappa-Nebraska Darren Althouse Gary Burchfield Alan Christensen Mark Clark James Conner Roger Essman Mitchell Fagan Leroy Flock Robert Glock Steve Harsh Jim Hecox Brad Holen Kent Jensen W. Beryle Lantz Eric Leisy Tanner Nelson John Norris James Nygren Milton Olson Logan Peters John Ranney Blake Ristine Bob Rohe Merle Schlines Eli Skalka Jack Sukovaty Dohn Theobald

William Leslie Edward Maybury Nu-NC State Norman Byerly John Fuquay Michael Hupko J. Michael Moore Edgar Pritchett Horace Skipper Woody Taylor Dean Vandemark Xi-Auburn William Darsey Bill Evans Richard Guthrie Matt Howell Steiner Kierce Jacky Pennington Paul Pinyan Richard Schneider Thomas Shipp Omicron-Kentucky David Allen Carl Black Charles Carter R. Warren Featherston Lawrence Hall Jim Hayes Kimo Kimura Joseph Lucas Bob Smith John Woeste

Franklin Anderson Blake Angell Eugene Bauerle John Bigbee Michael Doolittle Eddie Ellis John Larson Timothy Makens Jim Olson Jim Winter Sigma-Washington State Alec Alvord Fred Fleischmann Donald Lybecker Ken Miller Tedd Nealey Read Smith Douglas Taylor John Thoren Louis Torre Edward Veenhuizen Todd Winters Tau-Michigan State Eric Brown George BuchFink Leonard Burns Gary Depue Christopher Haggerty Carroll Hart Stanley Hoppe John Johansen Oliver Juengel Logan Leen Gage Lindner David Mitchell Dean Reid Eldon Roberts Nate Scovill Keith Swaffar James Whitehead Phi-Cal-Davis Reid Allen Richard Engel Stephen Haas Tim Hudson Andy Kennedy Matthew Lombardi Rod Nishikawa Nathan Scheinman John Simas George Tibbitts Melvin Voos Chi-Cal Poly Harvey Blodgett Chris Giannini Ejnar Knudsen John Lacey Johnny Starling John Weiszbrod Paul Weubbe Psi-Maine W. Blackburn Lester Denison George Estes Bruce Libby Arnold Moody Allen Morell

Amos Orcutt Guy Piper Richard Roderick Barry Tibbetts Martin Waterman George Wiersma Omega-New Hampshire Dominic Borrelli David Bronson James Duval Charles Gulick Dale Hardy Carl Reed Chris Richmond Richard Simonian Alpha Alpha-West Virginia William Biddle Charles Bonar Paul Davis Nate Hoxter James Kemper Tom Monahan Kenneth Tabler Corban Wiles Alpha Beta-Oregon State Joe Meeuwsen Dick Stangel Brad Toman Daniel Wilson Alpha Gamma-Florida Will Dukes Larry Hall Tyler Herrington Skip Lambert Jack Norris Richard See Joel Smith Cameron Stake David Susa John Taylor Mark Tumlin W.O. Whittle Alpha Delta-Montana State Rick Friez J. Bruce Glennie James Grosswiler David Kathman Warren Lee Gary Love Evert Lovec Michael Montgomery James Peterson Tom Rogers David Roseleip Russel Steinbeisser Floyd Thompson Alpha EpsilonLouisiana State Leo Guedry Ken Koonce Michael Sullivan Alpha Zeta-Kansas

State Kevin Barnes Richard Barta Kevin Bennett Logan Britton Edward Childs Brett Dick-Wolfe David Green Travis Hirst Jon Isch Tom Knappenberger Nathan Laudan Kent Mayer Kalen Richardson Michael Stottmann Jed Strnad Alpha Eta-Georgia Justin Brown Bob Burton John Crosby T. Curtis Eaton Kevin Gallagher Jeffrey Harvey Eddie Henderson James Irvin Kenny Robison Ronald Van Allen Chase Williams Alpha Theta-Maryland Robert Batchelor Hanford Day Will Dodson George Irving Howard Kerr John Neild Douglas Nelson Allen O’Hara Mac Remsberg J. Richard Schuster Robert Speakman Lloyd Whitehead Alpha Iota-Arkansas Zach Andrews Chris Looney James Marrs Stephen Pile Bob Rhodes Jake Shelton James Smith Caleb Swears Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville Kenneth Alley Lance Bracy Doug Craig Carl Griffey Bill Kemp Lewis Kinnard Steven Lowry James Morris Dan Morris William Nichols Mark Swanson James Thompson Charles Willis Alpha Lambda-New Mexico State

Carrol Barnett John Blanton Robert Frassanito David Howard Sean Moreno Harry Nightingale Alpha Mu-Rutgers Larry Bennett Stephen Coburn Carl Ford Robert Holls Michael Hosfield D. Gordon Jewett Frederick Richart Alpha Nu-UConn Anthony Banach Allan Benis Donald Carlson Joshua Feliciano Edward Geishecker Rodney Gilbert Urho Haapala William Leahey James Nemeth Clyde Seery Edwin Whitehead Alpha Xi-Arizona State Dave Eastlake Alpha Omicron-Utah State Verl Diamond Preston Kim Evans Alpha Pi-Arizona Eben LeBerthon Dewain Lockwood Brandon Martinez Donald Miller Chase Parks McDonald Rominger Gary Wing Alpha Rho-Vermont Raymond Beaulieu Richard Brisson Erwin Clark Lawrence Hamel John Pillsbury Dennis Roberts Robert Taylor Alpha Sigma-Fresno State Michael Bedrosian Matthew Borges Richard Brockmeyer Mario Flores Eddy Lazaroti Mike Maloney Luis Mendoza Philip Tews David Vermeulen Alpha Tau-Western Illinois Harold Alsup Craig Ator Dwight Balbach

Ted Blean Bob Bossert Ross Brockhouse John Crumbaugh Anthony Dobbels Carroll Donoho Randy Frese Todd Johnson Ted Perry Rick Petitt Jayson Stamberger Alan Stremlau Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin Thomas Anderson Ralph Barnett Joe Brasher John Brockwell Nicholas Dotson Jim Gibson Jacky Gullett Larry Jolley Dawson Moore Ronald Travers David Vowell John Woolfolk Alpha Phi-South Dakota State Paul Haberman Nicholas Harms Ryan Peterson Steven Resler Tracy Skaar John Wiese Alpha Chi-Western Kentucky James Bailey Steve Brier Joe Fowler Thomas Jones Alfred Mattingly James Moorman Jodie Pennington Darren Taul Jeff Turner Alpha Psi-WisconsinRiver Falls Roland Anderson Sam Androli Gayle Bacon Trevor Balthazor De Wayne Benedict Lukas Bennett Steven Bensend Blaze Bergmann Cole Berra Noah Bestul John Birr Elwood Black Gene Bock Michael Broker Grant Burns Cody Bussert Glen Denk Benjamin Donnay Michael Drewiske Skyler Dwyer Jacob Ellerbrock

Peter Elwood Maxwell Emerson Jon Erickson Andrew Gathje Luke Geist Terry Geurink Cale Graeber Lucas Graff Caleb Green Keith Gunderson Tom Hartfiel Bryce Hering Zach Hines Lane Hischke Roland Hoff Lee Huberty Logan Huppert Reese Johnston Kevin Kitchen Dan Klinke will Klinkner Dawson Knutson Bryce Kragness Anaiah Legare Ronald Lepak Marlin Levendoski Jacob Maier Thomas Malzacher Parker Massie Noah Massie Eli Newton Travis Oliver Ronald Ormond Steven Ortman Ruard Otten Morgan Peck Kal Randall Jake Roche Russell Rogall Stetson Rueth Andrew Scheller Dan Scheps Alec Schmidt Andrew Seefeldt Nate Stein Nate Stepp Gus Swenson Wyatt Tesch Ben Thompson Heath Tietz Jacob Timm Alex Toebes Ryan Trettel Morgan Vetterkind Eric Wachtendonk Mr. Wachter Kyle Wanous Gary Weirauch Nathan Welsh Colin Wussow Eric Wuthrich Owen Zakrzewski Alpha Omega-Murray State Bret Cude Shawn Maclin Austin Marburger Rick Smith Beta Alpha-Southern Illinois

Supporter $0-$250

Stephen Blackford Michael Bockhold Ron Brohammer Rodney Lorenson Bradley Portz

Beta GammaWisconsin-Platteville Mike Daniels Jack Ellickson Frank Friar Tom Hamm Lyle Jeske Stanley Jones Grant Kohlbauer Jay Long John Meyers Chuck Miller Mark Mueller Gregory Nelson Dale Pertzborn Paul Steffes James Timm Beta Delta-Illinois State Mark Bowen Don Bumphrey Bradley Eike Beta Epsilon-Arkansas State Lew Brinkley Steve Toney Levi Woods Beta Zeta-Clemson Perry Brown Daniel Greene Thomas Grogan James Gunter Christopher Humbert Keith McMillan Jerry O’Dell Bob Parris Bragg Williams Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Dewey Brown Tyler Duty Stephen Ginn Tom Hardiman Robert Leonard Jacob Leonard John Leonard Parker Mitchell Shawn Stanley Beta Theta-Middle Tennessee Mark Caldwell Darek Potter Randy Stubblefield Tony Thomas Beta Iota-Truman State Pat Greenwell Jerry Hill Larry Hill Bob Reese Doyle Speer

Beta Kappa-Chico State Donnie Thomas Shane Young

Beta Lambda-Texas A&M-Commerce Nathan Burt Roger Hinkle Dale Mulkey Beta Nu-Texas A&M Drew Morton Cyan Vaughn Beta OmicronWyoming Crawford Cooley Owen Hof Beta Pi-Louisiana Tech Jean-Pierre DuRousseau Beta Rho-Northwest Missouri Grant Anderson Beta Sigma-Tarleton State Cody Lane Beta Upsilon-Delaware Michael Price Beta Phi-Idaho Seth Pratt Dustin Winston Beta Chi-Stephen F. Austin Zach Martin Beta Psi-Delaware Valley Ethan Arsenault Ryder Campbell Jonathan Carey Alex Furyk Gamma Delta-ABAC Bradley Peterson Gamma Epsilon-Sam Houston State Bobby Lane Gamma Zeta-Arkansas Tech Cameron Grimes Gavin Jones Bryan Rank SUNY CobleskillSUNY-Cobleskill Allen Graulich Non Member OfficersDebbie Martinez

Memorial and Honorary Gifts

Memorial and Honorary Gifts may be made on behalf of any Alpha Gamma Rho brother and directed to any fund. The following recognizes Alpha Gamma Rho brothers and friends who gave in honor of a brother in the year 2020.

Benjamin P. Anderson

by Joshua J. Ulbricht

Stephen M. Barrett

by Clarence L. Boettcher

by Larry R. Larson

Cale Boedeker

by Clint L. Guier

Warren L. Bohn

by Susan Bohn

Charles E. Claybrook

by James and Elizabeth Halling

by Chris Claybrook

Lucas Dipuma

by Michael L. Dipuma

Inez Driscoll

by Watts and Assoicates

by Shirlene Watts

Wyatt Feltman

by Wayne Feltman

Max E. Gregory

by James C. Nunn

Robert Hall, Jr.

by Lee C. Hall

Richard Harp

by William D. Carriere

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John R. Harvey

by Carol Harvey Ronald Wayne Hurt

by L. Patrick Scheetz

Donald L. Jayne

by Linda Jayne

Don G. Knoche

by Drew D. Carls

by Mark E. Fecht

by Kim A Knoche

by Denny Myers

Roger Larson

by Dayton W. Hougaard

William Maddie

by Kenneth D. Haynes

by Tick J. Rabalais

Charles Main

by Van B. Powell

Robert Albert Martens

by Harold C. Ulrich

Robert Mauk

by Ralph S. Wirebaugh

Clyde R. Nelson

by Tom J. Mueller

Robert A. Olsen

by Paul and Donna Olsen

William Prindle

by Dayton W. Hougaard

Charles L. Rowan

by Pattie Rowan

Roy H. Saigo

by Donald E. Brock

Blake Swears

by Caleb Swears

Daniel Swinney

by Cheyenne T. Davis

Daniel L. Winans

by Rick H. Hiatt

Fraternal Heritage & Legacy The Story of Russell “Doc” Hardin If you have a conversation with Russell ‘Doc’ Hardin, you can immediately identify him as a part of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity’s heritage and legacy. Doc turned 100 in 2020, and as part of his celebration he shared his love for Alpha Gamma Rho and his brotherhood. Doc also shared his love for agriculture and how his life was forever shaped by his educational experiences.

As a young child, Doc aspired to be a vet, but it wasn’t until he was able to enroll at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana in 1939 that he started his venture by studying animal sciences. While at Purdue, Hardin served as the football captain and the Vice Noble Ruler of Membership Development for the Delta Chapter, and he has many fond memories of the Fraternity. Doc also shared that his uncle and brother were both AGRs, and he had to wait on his brother to finish school before he could attend. Having been raised in the Great Depression, he recalls the only income for the family came from milking their 20 head of cattle, a chore which he began at age 9.

Upon completing his degree in 1942, Hardin was drafted into the Army and was sent to Camp Robinson in Little Rock, Arkansas for his basic training prior to being stationed at Fort Bliss in El Paso, Texas. It was then that Hardin was called to do something more. He recalls “a four star general” requesting a meeting with him, which made him very apprehensive. That anxiety was quickly replaced with joy as the opportunity arose for him to be sent to Kansas State University for vet school. At the time, the United States needed vets and according to his educational transcripts the government was able to identify him as a candidate. When accepting the offer, Hardin saluted the General with both hands.

While at Kansas State, Hardin played for the Wildcats. After a big win against the Jayhawks, Hardin was recruited to play pro football for the Detroit Lions for $300 a game. He passed and “turned himself into the town veterinarian” for Lebanon, Indiana, where he had grown up.

Hardin looks back fondly and says that he wouldn’t change a thing, especially being involved in Alpha Gamma Rho. That is why he has been a supporter since the 70’s and has made a planned gift to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho, continuing to believe in the Legacy that he leaves. Russell “Doc” Hardin is “Alpha Gamma Rho through and through!”

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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 Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho in your will or estate plan, please notify the Home Office so you can be recognized for leaving a legacy for years to come. If you’re interested in joining the Heritage Club, you can find the fom to fill out at alphagammarho.org/alumni/ways-give Alpha - Illinois Steven Gerdes Jim Ross Jim Zumwalt

Kappa-Nebraska Ron Grapes William Schilling Charlie Trauger

Beta - Ohio State Kirby Barrick

Nu-North Carolina State Tyler Warren

Gamma - Penn State Rick Carpenter William Miller

Omicron-Kentucky David Case Glenn Stith

Delta - Purdue Dick Feltner Russell Hardin Mike Jackson Ted Priebe Gene Swackhamer

Sigma-Washington State Doyle Jacklin

Alpha Rho-Vermont Erwin Clark Laurence Jost Don McFeeters

Tau-Michigan State John Welser

Alpha Tau-Western Illinois Jeff Warner

Phi-California-Davis John Kidd Jeremy Turner

Alpha Psi-Wisconsin-River Falls Bill Boehm Phil Josephson

Chi-Cal Poly Ole Meland

Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Jay Poole

Alpha Beta-Oregon State Vince McElligott

Beta Tau-Mississippi State Brad Garrision

Alpha Delta-Montana State Jim Driscoll

Friends of AGR Eric Johnson

Epsilon-North Dakota State Jack Brown Tom Gates Al Johnson Eta-Iowa State Fred Bahrenburg Mike Borel Bret Carter Scott Flynn Steve Hanson Tim Heiller David Van Wert Robert Vasko Arlen Wonderlich Theta-Missouri Zane Akins Lynn Fahrmeier Lowell Mohler Lowell Newsom Dan Prosser 38 | Resilience Bradley Starbuck

Alpha Zeta-Kansas State JD Hagedorn Edwin Kerley Loren Kruse Warren Nichols Tim Rosenhagen Doug Weyer Alpha Theta-Maryland Paul Weller

Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville Thomas White Alpah Lambda-New Mexico State Paul Guiterrez Alpha Pi-Arizona Len Richardson

Lifetime Giving Levels

LIfetime Giving Levels recognize donors with a cumulative lifetime giving of $5,000 or more to The Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho in 2020. Thank you for your continued support of Alpha Gamma Rho!

Founders Circle

$1,000,000-4,999,999 Pi-Oklahoma State A.J. Jacques Malone Mitchell

Order of the Brotherhood

$500,000-999,999

Alpha-Illinois Phil Francis

Alpha Theta-Maryland Edward Reilly

Chi-Cal Poly Donald De Jong

Friends of AGR Adayana Inc.

Order of the Harvest $100,000-499,999

Beta-Ohio State Kirby Barrick Dick Bere James Berg Thomas Timmer Delta-Purdue Joseph Coffey Byram Dickes Douglas Eckrote Mike Jackson Steven Newcom Gene Swackhamer Epsilon-North Dakota State Al Johnson David Sunderland

Eta-Iowa State Jim Borel Iota-Wisconsin-Madison Bill Hantke Jerry Steiner Nu-North Carolina State Samuel Davis Pi-Oklahoma State Gary Clark Bradley Gungoll Doug Jackson Lee Larkin Sigma-Washington State Doyle Jacklin

Alpha Gamma-Florida N. Brooks John Douthat Bernie Lester Ed Smoak Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Randy Stoecker Doug Weyer Alpha Psi-Wisconsin- River Falls Bill Boehm

Friends of AGR

Norberta Modliszewski

Order of the Shield $50,000-99,999 Alpha-Illinois Ed Foley Gerald Gehlbach Steven Gerdes Larry Gerdes Thad Kuhfuss Jim Ross David Schick Beta-Ohio State Bill Richards Gamma-Penn State Rick Carpenter John Shearer William Yerkes

Eta-Iowa State Sigmund Cornelius David Van Wert Theta-Missouri Steve Ellis Robert Wheeler Iota-Wisconsin-Madison Karl Drye Russ Schuler Omicron-Kentucky Scott Brown Glenn Stith

Epsilon-North Dakota State Gregg Halverson Corey Martin

Pi-Oklahoma State Ray Beck Jeffrey Bode Joe Hinz A.L. Hutson Paul Schulte Scott Sewell James Sigmon K. Wayne Sizelove Dennis Slagell Paul Yauk

Zeta-Cornell Greg Wickham

Phi-California- Davis Gerry Rominger

Delta-Purdue Dick Belcher Sandy Belden Tom Davis Jake Ferris Joseph Hasler

Chi-Cal Poly Ole Meland

Alpha Beta-Oregon State Skye Krebs Richard Ladd Gary Nuss Alpha Gamma-Florida Reggie Brown Dean Saunders Ernest Sellers Dale Zimmerman Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Steve Burgess Samuel Hands Loren Kruse Alpha Iota-Arkansas James Mitchell Alpha Kappa-Tennessee-Knoxville Donnie Smith Alpha Tau-Western Illinois Larry Lepper Phil Nichols Alpha Chi-Western Kentucky Jack Britt Friends of AGR Lillian Fobes Smoak Groves, Inc.

Order of the Sheaf $25,000-49,999 Alpha-Illinois Ed Dollinger David Hollinrake Dave Maurer

Beta-Ohio State David Ames Daryl Deering Jack Fishburn J. Stewart McCoy Todd Pugh Dug Radcliff

Gamma-Penn State Matt Keil Brian Sarris Jon Schroer James Valent Delta-Purdue John Burkhardt John Cottingham Dick Feltner Leo Mann Mark McKinney

David Parker Ted Priebe EpsilonNorth Dakota State Randall Aarestad John Anderson Keith Bjerke Jack Brown Allen Giese Bill Harbeke Roger Kenner

Randy Reber Peter Shockman Michael Vipond David Vipond Ray York Zeta-Cornell Kevin Bartolotta William Baskin David Galton William Lipinski Ronald Pope

Order of the Sheaf

$25,000-49,999 (continued)

Charles Saul Andy White

Danny Grellner Randy Grellner Terry Hague Robert Hodgen Ladd Hudgins Javen Moore Rodney Orrell Kent Prickett Spencer Sewell Gregory Shepherd Terry Tippens Richard Wuerflein

Eta-Iowa State Fred Bahrenburg Mike Borel Theta-Missouri Zane Akins Phillip Brown Gary Frazier David Minnick Paul Steele Larry Warren John Woodward Iota-Wisconsin-Madison John Cull Cliff Gnatzig Robert Kalter Kappa-Nebraska Ron Grapes William Schilling Lambda-Minnesota Leland Sundet Nu-North Carolina State Raymond Collier Robert May Tyler Warren Pi-Oklahoma State Jason Bradshaw Dale Elsener

Tau-Michigan State Frederick Addy William Graves Phi-California-Davis Jeremy Turner Chi-Cal Poly Paul Weubbe Alpha Beta-Oregon State Marty Belshe William Case V. Kent Searles Craig Ward Jan Wepster Alpha Gamma-Florida Sid Banack Barry Bustillo Evander Conoley Miller Couse Randall Hanna

John Hooker Peter Marovich Benny McLean Jeff Miller Jack Norris Alpha DeltaMontana State Taylor Brown Jim Driscoll Lyle Hodgskiss Jim Holzer Ronald Ramsfield Ken Walsh Alpha EpsilonLouisiana State Glenn Bryant Alpha Zeta-Kansas State Ben Brent Todd Johnson Robert Moore Bill New Dale Rodman Steven Slusher Wally Wolf Alpha Iota-Arkansas James Atkinson Mark Waldrip Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville John Tarpley

Alpha Nu-Connecticut George Staby Alpha Rho-Vermont Erwin Clark Brian Markwell Alpha Sigma-Fresno State Ian Burnett Gary Nelson Alpha TauWestern Illinois Gerry Salzman Rob Woodrow Alpha PsiWisconsin- River Falls Phil Josephson Jim Van Wychen Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Gordon Thornhill Friends of AGR Andrew Ansted Barbara Ansted Ann Christian Elise Donohue Greg Oehrtman Jean Rehn Emily Rodibaugh

Order of the Sickle $15,000-24,999

Alpha-Illinois Joseph Bicknell Mark Gossett Wilbur Nelson David Ruebush Morris Smith Jack Widholm

Beta-Ohio State Joseph Crites Derek Cunningham Jac Dill Mike Estadt Tim Geiger Rob McClelland Brad Stair Dwight Steen Hugh Wilson

Gamma-Penn State Jerry Edwards

Patrick Scheetz Keith Welty

Carl Larson Tom Lilja

Delta-Purdue Wayne Beehler Hal Bowman John Demerly Gerald Nickel Don Orr Kirt Ramsay

Epsilon-North Dakota State Mick Anderson Frederick Haas Russell Johnson Merrill Johnson Myron Johnsrud

Zeta-Cornell Mark Creighton Timothy Dayka John Mueller John Noble David Porter Terry Savidge

Order of the Sickle $15,000-24,999 (continued) Eta-Iowa State Charlie Brown Ken Isley Greg Nickerson

Kim Ford Richard Grellner Henry Heinrich Clay Hutson Robbye Jones Dale Kunneman Frank Miller Ken Root Jack Stuteville

Theta-Missouri Stephen Barr Jerome Graeser Jim McRoberts

SigmaWashington State Nick Hein

Iota-WisconsinMadison Rick Daluge Bob Miller Bernie Staller Randy Torgerson Jim Zarndt

Tau-Michigan State Daniel Peabody

Kappa-Nebraska Larry Engelkemier Robert Raun Lambda-Minnesota Elden Lamprecht Nu-North Carolina State R. Kendall Hill

Phi-California Davis Pete Boyce Donald Brock Tom Watson Dean Wheeler Alpha AlphaWest Virginia William Black Clark McKee Alpha BetaOregon State Bruce McKee

Omicron-Kentucky John Woeste

Alpha GammaFlorida J. Wayne Beardsley James Clinard

Pi-Oklahoma State William Elliott David Epperly

David Duda David Mann Michael Pressley John Smoak Elder Sumner Charles Thomas Jack Townsend Paul Willis

Alpha Iota-Arkansas James Marrs John Pendergrass Greg Satterfield

Alpha Phi-South Dakota State Troy Johnson Cal Willemssen

Alpha NuConnecticut William Leahey

Alpha ChiWestern Kentucky Ernest Yates

Alpha DeltaMontana State Thomas Evans Bret Lesh LeRoy Luft Edward Malesich Bill Perry Karl Ratzburg Eugene Thayer Harold Tutved

Alpha Pi-Arizona Kelly Keithly Martin Massengale

Alpha Psi-Wisconsin -River Falls David Kilpatrick Joseph Waldo

Alpha ZetaKansas State Ty Brookover Michael Doane Donald Griffiths Larry Jones Virgil Lair Thomas Miller Warren Nichols Brian Pelton Alpha ThetaMaryland Jim Moxley Paul Weller

Alpha Rho-Vermont Jim Carpenter Laurence Jost Don McFeeters Hall Thompson Alpha SigmaFresno State Paul Toste Alpha TauWestern Ilinois Louie Blank Sid Kemmis Darcy Kessler Wayne Whipps Wayne Willems

Alpha OmegaMurray State Arthur Green Beta Zeta-Clemson Chalmers Car Mike Freeman Beta EtaVirginia Tech Ronnie Green Friends of AGR Christine Martindale Ricky McNelley June Schrupp

Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin Robert Earnest

Order of the Lamp $10,000-14,999 Alpha-Illinois Brett Bayston Ron Ness Vince Reincke Beta-Ohio State Peter Bowen

Michael Bumgarner

Charles Cunnigan

Greg Flax

David Grim Frank Hirsch Dale Krukemyer Donald Lamb Bill Langel Nathan Louiso Joe Mesenburg George Ruff Jack Spitler William Stinson

GammaPenn State Carl Anderson Richard Dempster

Louis Galliker Glenn Moyer Bill Nichol Thomas Olliver

Delta-Purdue Bruce Brown Doc Cottingham Mark Durr Russell Hardin Doug Griffin Max Rodibaugh J. Michael Scheetz James Stewart Dan Strahl

Walter Waitt Doug Wilhelm Brian Wise Don Wright Marko Zaninovich Epsilon-North Dakota State Joe Bata

Darby Bauer Neal Bjornson William Finley Gary Gibbons Bernie Goodman Jared Hagert James Hauge Clint Kurtz Andy Moquist Joseph Ruliffson

Order of the Lamp

$10,000-14,999 (continued)

Howard Schmid Donald Schwartz Myron Senechal Mark Sletten Jason Wildung Jarvis York Zeta-Cornell John Adams Ronald Beck Timothy Bostley Sheldon Brown Steven Call David Call Steven Chuhta Philip Davis Walter Henry Michael Holloway Brian Rapp Stephen Riessen David Tregaskis Bill Wickham Eta-Iowa State Albert Duroe Tim Heiller Jim Howe Dan Johnson Arlen Wonderlich Theta-Missouri Keith Dunn Bud Hertzog Sidney Johnson Curtis Long Lowell Mohler Lowell Newsom Rado Popp Doug Thomas Bill Williams Iota-WisconsinMadison Dale Bruhn Jim Caldwell Paul Hagen Bob Hagenow Paul Hartman Scott Kurzer James Mickelson Samuel Miller Irvin Sather Allan Schultz

Robert Schwert Scott Vosters Jerome Wallander John Wilks Kappa-Nebraska Larry Holbein Gregory Mullins LambdaMinnesota Neil Fruechte Nu-North Carolina State Carl Flemer Robert Goins Bolton Jones Guy Jones OmicronKentucky Burgess Brown Steve Hupman PiOklahoma State Jim Buck Paul Burrell Dennis Christie John Crawford Charles Elliott Charles Freeman Michael Frickenschmidt Greg Gungoll Mike Hardin Charles Jacques Sean Kouplen Jeffrey Kubik Bryan Mannering Teddy Miller Jeff Morris Mason Mungle Matt Panach Lynn Reinschmiedt Brady Sidwell Ryan Trojan Jerry White

RhoColorado State Chuck Mason Jay Wardell Roy Wardell

Michael Shiver Wayne Simmons Richard Stratton Derick Thomas Tim Yaeger

SigmaWashington State Robert Felton Bill Heinemann Steve Swannack

Alpha DeltaMontana State Donald Becker Thomas Dedman Bruce Ellis Boyd Hardy Don Herzog Jack Holden William Krutzfeldt Shane Lester Steven Moodie Phil Moodie Bryan Ratzburg Donald Sanders Todd Tibbetts Robert Tronstad Stephen Wagner

TauMichigan State Dave Willetts Phi-CaliforniaDavis Gary Cusumano Kip Herzog John Kidd Chi-Cal Poly Ron Carli Psi-Maine Lee Meserve Alpha AlphaWest Virginia John Rotruck Alpha BetaOregon State Charles McElligott Alpha GammaFlorida Gene Badger Wilton Banack Brian Beasley Jimmy Cheek Chuck Clemons Keith Davis Timothy Garman John Hoblick Roy Lundy Paul Myers Jody Phillips John Polhill

Alpha ZetaKansas State Robert Ames Robert Broeckelman Kenneth Buchele Charles Cole Bradley Foote Scott Foote Grant Harris Keith Heikes Roger Johnson Aaron McKee Casey Niemann Jay Selanders Mike Smith Keith Westervelt Brent Wiedeman Alpha EtaGeorgia James Irvin Alpha ThetaMaryland Jim DeShazer Chuck Iager Richard Jackson

Alpha IotaArkansas Frank Carter

Alpha OmegaMurray State Bret Cude

Alpha KappaTennesseeKnoxville Thomas White Donald Williams

Beta AlphaSouthern Illinois Greg Webb

Alpha MuRutgers Michael Mekenian Alpha NuConnecticut David Bennett Alpha XiArizona State Craig Anderson Alpha Pi-Arizona Robert Briggs Ronald Rayner Alpha TauWestern Illinois Steven Greenfield Mark Howard Steven Ramp Monty Teuscher Alpha ChiWestern Kentucky David Buckingham Buster Stewart Alpha PsiWisconsinRiver Falls Lee Born Phil George Robert MacSwain Gary Sackmann Dennis Tauchen Jon Wangen Wayne Weiland

Beta GammaWisconsinPlatteville Michael North Beta ZetaClemson Thad Boatwright Woody Green Beta Eta-Virginia Tech Jay Poole Beta ThetaMiddle Tennessee Jason Searles Beta Kappa-Chico State Lee Cole Beta TauMississippi State Brad Garrison Beta Phi-Idaho Philip Kaufman Friends of AGR AGR House Association Williamson Cattle Company Beta Theta Chapter Gayle Clifford Elaine Crooke Northeast Delta Dental Polly Johns Jim & Anita Trojan Barbara Wolfe

Order of the Crescent $5,000-9,999 Alpha-Illinois Clifford Beatty Steven Bemis Bill Dickinson William Dimond Bill Heinhorst Tom Hofer David Larson Lyle Orwig Cory Peter Robert Pritchard David Slater Jay Vroom Beta-Ohio State Kent Ames Don Ames Gary Barth Bill Beddow David Boeck Timothy Boeck Andrew Bond Tom Denison Jeffrey Easterday Jack Fisher Richard Flinn David Fox Timothy Gold Bill Hirzel Michael Huttinger Harold Karcher Gary Korsgaard Thomas Langshaw Robert Lantz Daniel Long Jim Patterson David Ray Myron Smith Kirk Swensen James Swinehart Dick Thompson Gary Thornton Bill Tom Richard Wensink Daniel Wertz Aaron Wray Bill Young Gamma-Penn State Rams Frank David Geise Penrose Hallowell Brian Hege Keith Masser William Moore Arthur Ramicone Carlos Rascon John Tait Boyd Wolff

Delta-Purdue Ron Alcorn David Anderson Kent Bowen Allen Buchanan Thomas Caldwell David Caldwell Noel Callahan John Diehl Burton Etchison Max Evans Eric Farrand Don Hazelett Mark Hochgesang Joe Horstman Michael Hurt Kerry Keffaber Paul Lake Ross Lawrence Tom McKinney John Nigh Morris Odle Howard Poole Bill Rodkey Jim Schoon Rick Senesac Jay Townsend Jerry Vaughn David Voris Charles Whittington Epsilon-North Dakota State Charles Aarestad Arnold Amundson Donald Bahl Charles Bateman Brant Bigger Dale Blume John Bollingberg John Boyle Richard Clark Richard Clemenson Scott Dau Jason Eckert Bruce Fagerholt Robert Geston John Giese Allan Glynn Gregory Goodman Warren Hall Eric Halverson John Halverson Clair Hauge George Hildre Howard Huebner Robert Jerger Dennis Johnson Mark Knorr Jeffrey Knott Jim Kokett

Anthony Larson Dave Lee Thomas Lipetzky Terry Lorenzen Scott Malmberg Randall Mauch Lyle Moe Wade Moser Curtis Nelson Jeffrey Olson Sherwood Peterson Terrence Skjerseth James Sletten Jeffrey Strang Donald Strickler Kenneth Thompson Matthew Titus Thomas Trost Mark Vipond Timothy Vipond David Wanner Daniel Weiler Matthew Williams Steve Wosick Zeta-Cornell Jeffrey Ainslie Dave Alexander Russell Beck Don Calhoun Nathan Call John Caltabiano Frederic Corell Richard Darley Derl Derr Aaron Donnan William Drake John Fessenden Jack Gallagher Steven Griffen W Karszes Joel Kemp Russell Miller John Nichols Stephen Palladino Stanley Perkins Robert Plass Daniel Potter Kevin Powell Neil Rejman Charles Riley Armando Samper Mark Schafer Donald Seipt James Shannon Charles Shoup Larry Smith Oliver Williams Robert Williams Corey Wolff William Young

Stuart Young William Zittel Eta-Iowa State Rob Dittmer Dan Foor Larry Mahr Theta-Missouri Crandall Barnard Melvin Barnes Joseph Boatright Keith Bodenhausen Alan Close Donald Cupps David Cupps William Davidson Stephen Edwards James Edwards Lynn Fahrmeier Jim Famuliner Christopher Finc J. Ed Frost Gale Hankins Bill Hayen Matt Horstmeier Michael Jobe Thad Koenigsfeld Craig Lehman Brady Manning Michael McCartney Matthew Peiter Daniel Reed Randall Spragg Charles Stock, William Summers Robert Thompson James Thorne Larry Turpin Glen Waters Iota-WisconsinMadison Roger Borgwardt Patrick Cashman Steven Cull Dale Emshoff Steven Fronk Corey Geiger Oren Hammes Lloyd Holterman Thomas Janczewski Jim Koepke Alan Koepke Timothy Lange Dennis Meulemans John Mitchell Christopher Nelson Stephen Nelson James Ostrom Scott Pertzborn

Arne Peterson Tim Preuninger Gregory Sambs Steven Sanner Ron Schuler Dan Siemers Jason Sterr David Verhulst Kappa-Nebraska Jim Cada Hal Cooper Bob Emanuel Ernest Rousek Robert Rupp Richard Wahlstrom Lambda-Minnesota John Campe Dave Keefe Marvin Maas Marc Paulson Randall Sook Myron Tank Ray Traen Nu-North Carolina State John Barber Terry Bass William Collins James Hill Charles Little Michael Longmire Lawrence White Xi-Auburn Thomas Russell Omicron-Kentucky Lee Hall Robert Layman Bill Renner Leslie Stith Tom Waldrop Pi-Oklahoma State Jesse Bain George Bellmon Eric Benson Greg Birdwell Glenn Blodgett Mike Bolay Gerald Briscoe Rob Bullis Michael Burnett Dennis Buss Jack Butterbaugh Bob Cleary Steve Coffey Kevin Coffey

Stephen Coit John Cothren Ronald Davis Dwight Dickey Rex Eagan Roy Edwards Kurt Elliott Joe Elsener James Farley James Ferrell Bryan Fischer Jay Franklin Joe Freeman Dale Grellner Will Gungoll

Richard Hasselwander

Brent Howard Charles Ivy Bandy Jeffrey Bradley Johnson Wayne Johnson Curt Kelsey Kris Kinzie Allen Kinzie Kenneth Knowles Justin Krieger Max Lindsay Joe Lyde Doug Major Grant McKinney Donald Miller Eddie Max Miller Joseph Mills Robert Moore Zane Mulbery Pat Patterson Bill Pond Russell Postier Kenneth Quigley Gerald Reimer Jack Richey Clint Roush Gary Schieber Dale Shenold D. Brad Shepherd Larry Shockey Fred Shultz Ernest Simpson Brian Smith Justin Stejskal Ted Thedford Bobby Thompson Douglas Tippens Wayne Walters Gary Wedel Randy Wedel Rodney Wegener Joe Williams Jimmy Williams Michael Wright

Order of the Crescent

$5,000-9,999 (continued)

Rho-Colorado State David Ellicott Brian Field John Palm SigmaWashington State William Lyman Paul Sunderland Wallace Vog Tau-Michigan State Michael Cischke Gerald Cole Ralph Harper John Welser Rodney Winkel Phi-California-Davis Wayne Bartholomew Bill Carriere Andy Kennedy Ken McCorkle Peter Miroyan Rod Nishikawa Gary Proctor John Pucheu L. Thomas Pulley Roy Saigo David Smallhouse George Tibbitts Terrence Witzel Chi-Cal Poly Ralph Grossi Brett Hedrick Bob Labrucherie Jeffrey Sanders Tim Souza Alan Vander Horst Psi-Maine Allen Morell Omega-New Hampshire Bruce Barmby Frederick Courser Richard McDanolds Alpha Alpha-West Virginia Tom Monahan Alpha BetaOregon State John Oades Hank Sharp

Alpha GammaFlorida Charlie Black James Browning Peter Chaires Mark Clikas Bob Davis Jamie Hayes Wylie Hinton Robert Hunt Larry Mack Marty McKenna Paul Mott Bryan Putnal Clyde Stephens Greg Steube Sid Sumner Jeffrey Sumner Roger Ward Daniel Williams John Williamson William Wolfram Alpha DeltaMontana State Sky Anderson Donald Anderson Dan Bergstrom Reeves Brown Frank Carter Kevin Curry Curtis Dassonville Adrian Doucette Bill Fluegel Richard Fulton Jim Gannon Daniel Gaugler J. Bruce Glennie R. Mark Granberg Bennie Green Karl Hertel Logan Hodgskiss Connor Hodgskiss Scott Inbody Aaron Iverson Russell Johnson Kim Keltner Timothy Krein Bob Laidlaw Warren Lee Rock Lovec Vern Luft Mark Martin Jim McCray

Michael Montgomery

Jim Moodie Jason Myers James Peterson Bob Quinn

Joe Quinn Lon Reukauf James Ryffel Roger Sammons Dick Siderius Todd Smith Randall Smith Duane Van Dyke Alan Yenne Alpha EpsilonLouisiana State Reid McLellan Mickey Reese Alpha ZetaKansas State Richard Barta Marc Bokelman Samuel Brownback Carrol Campbell Darrell Cardell Thomas Dill Edwin Dillinger Ronald Dunbar Ray Ely Nelson Galle Brian Ganske Darren Gigot Loren Goyen Jason Grady Ron Hirst Ronald Lindquist Tracy Mader Marlin Mason Roger McClellan Martin McCorgary Steven Miles Troy Nelson Bill Oswalt Rick Perkins Jim Perkins Frank Reichenberger Loren Rickard M. Riemann Brent Rockers John Roenbaugh Mike Schmitt Bryce Schumann Todd Schwarz Dennis Shurtz Ken Smith Michael Springer Douglas Strickler Thomas Strickler Steven Strickler John Stuckey Steven Turnquist Darrell Webber

Alpha Eta-Georgia William Flatt Jake Ford J. Austin Pugmire Alpha ThetaMaryland Robert Batchelor Bruce Caruthers Harry Gottwals Alpha Iota-Arkansas Rodney Baker Kevin Barrows Jerry Burkett James Burton Scott Fallen Charles Farr T.J. Hart Kirk Keller Rex Martin Todd Martin Fendley Ragland James Smith Nathaniel Sullivan Leamon Williams Alpha KappaTennessee-Knoxville Tracey Binkley Peter Markovich Alpha Lambda-New Mexico State Lowell Catlett Julian Garcia Alpha Mu-Rutgers John Brockett James Howell Alpha NuConnecticut Richard Hevey James Thompson Peter Tomlinson Alpha Pi-Arizona Dennis Fiscus Alpha Rho-Vermont William Shattuck Alpha SigmaFresno State Harry Karle Tim Murphy Michael Way

Alpha TauWestern Illinois Clint Allaman Kevin Bacon Alvin Brandenberg Randall Bulthaus Justin Dikeman Anthony Dobbels Richard Gorden Jim Lucie Jack Maxwell Joe Maxwell J. Jeff McGinnis Kraig Wagenecht Alpha UpsilonTennessee-Martin Jim Gibson Alpha Phi-South Dakota State Brad Blaha John Borchers Alpha ChiWestern Kentucky Pete Dotson Alpha PsiWisconsinRiver Falls Gayle Bacon Gary Beastrom Steven Bensend Andy Bensend Joshua Bernecker Matthew Fanta Dennis Gehler Dayton Hougaard Michael Kawleski William Kelly Thomas Morris Clyde Nelson Andrew Novakovic Steven Ortman Jack Ourada Carl Schaumberg Harley Schneider Edward Whitman Lawrence York Alpha OmegaMurray State Dwight Armstrong Beta AlphaSouthern Illinois Al Osterlund

Beta GammaWisconsinPlatteville Duane Schaefer Beta DeltaIllinois State Bruce Attig Beta Zeta-Clemson Steven Odom Ed Rish Rubi Wingard Beta ThetaMiddle Tennessee State Martin Rice Beta LambdaA&M-Commerce Ben Scholz Beta Xi-Texas Tech Jeffrey McGinnis Beta Sigma-Tarleton Michael Bosco Michael Keith Cody Lane Friends of AGR A. Duda & Sons, Inc. Dorothy Aasheim Ann Angle Bruce Barber Elizabeth Cheevers Chris Claybrook Vita Plus Corporation

Jim and Beth Halling Barbara Hirzel K. Michael Ingram Bill Jay Patrick Lindley Wendy Longenecker Jane Maxwell Pam Puppe Beverly Rose Jean Sallee Marjorie Sargent D. Eileen Smith Tracee Smoak Mom Strickland Stephanie Swannack Gwen Wolford

Your Outcomes

Fund Reports Fund advisory reports are 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

Beginning Balance 7/1/2019

Investment Gain/Loss

Admin Fees

Receipts

Disbursements

Balance as of 6/30/2020

4th QRTR Spendable Funds

Spendable Funds 6/30/2020

Ag Econ/Ag Bus Fund

$36,660.51

$781.32

$363.66

$0.00

$1,000.00

$36,078.16

$318.49

$5,231.37

Ag&Rural Policy Intern

$25,816.94

$476.65

$222.47

$0.00

$5,000.00

$27,071.12

$186.01

($9,398.28)

Alan Fisk Fund

$33,956.21

$679.55

$334.48

$0.00

$1,000.00

$33,301.28

$293.97

$4,596.39

Alpha Alpha Scholarship

$33,359.05

$656.19

$344.60

$350.00

$0.00

$34,020.64

$300.32

$6,055.57

Alpha Delta Fund

$80,973.75

$1,631.57

$835.91

$800.00

$0.00

$82,569.41

$728.03

$8,888,85

Alpha Endowment Fund

$348,943.45

$8,304.11

$3,624.76

$14,942.47

$25,479.54

$343,085.73

$3,038.15

$13,684.70

Alpha Epsilon Fund

$195,473.63

$3,988.11

$1,958.89

$0.00

$3,500.00

$194,002.85

$1,730.25

$7,088.29

Alpha Eta Fund

$32,898.02

$667.52

$331.33

$0.00

$0.00

$33,234.21

$293.38

$6,147.12

Alpha Lambda Fund

$10,983.79

$222.87

$110.62

$0.00

$0.00

$11,096.03

Alpha Phi Fund

$16,839.08

$13.31

$388.48

$9,050.00

$0.00

$25,513.91

$850.75 $216.25

$1,508.87

Alpha Pi Fund

$12,402.64

$251,74

$136.45

$500.00

$0.00

$13,017.92

Alpha Psi Fund

$60,950.66

$1,188.46

$654.36

$1,575.00

$0.00

$63,059.76

$556.67

$10,810.28

Alpha Rho Fund

$55,653.89

$1,112.90

$626.05

$6,000.00

$6,500.00

$55,640.74

$491.18

$3,132.69

Alpha Sigma Endowment Fund

$113,703.14

$2,407.99

$1,145.03

$425.00

$3,600.00

$111,791.10

$997.52

$7,046.30

Alpha Tau Scholarship Fund

$80,466.30

$1,581.17

$874.25

$2,600.00

$0.00

$83,773.22

$736.02

$14,300.09

Alpha Theta Fund

$38,388.46

($336.27)

$480.38

$6,000.00

$36,902.72

$6,669.09

$350.40

$3,582.19

$1,968.17

$38.36

$20.44

$25.00

$0.00

$2,011.10

Alpha Zeta Scholarship Fund

$152,537.03

$3,172.62

$1,778.39

$10,634.14

$0.00

$164,565.39

$1,440.13

$14,545.58

Barrick Adviser Fund

$154,505.56

$3,134.99

$1,556.09

$0.0

$3,373.09

$152,711.37

$1,377.87

$26,356.74

Barrick Scholarship

$21,018.63

$445.21

$208.91

$0.00

$500.00

$20,754.93

Beta Alpha Scholarship Fund

$28,112.73

$1,314.07

$468.04

$8,107.54

$500.00

$36,566.30

Alpha Upsilon Fund

Beta Epsilon Fund Beta Eta Fund

$888.41

$146.80

$1,026.94 $327.54

$637.75

$3,566.59

$72.37

$35.92

$0.00

$0.00

$3,603.04

$187.03

$18,665.55

$366.17

$192.89

$200.00

$0.00

$19,038.83

$1,427.64

Endowment Fund Reports Fund Name Beta Gamma Scholarship

Beginning Balance 7/1/2019

Investment Gain/Loss

Admin Fees

Receipts

Disbursements

Balance as of 6/30/2020

4th QRTR Spendable Funds

Spendable Funds 6/30/2020

$0.00

$0.00

$182.80

$9,140.00

$0.00

$8,957.20

Beta Kappa Scholarship Fund

$33,871.66

$753.63

$352.42

$500.00

$0.00

$34,772.87

Beta Omega Fund

$10,595.75

$241.54

$111.23

$200.00

$0.00

$10,926.06

$623.48

Beta Phi Fund

$18,232.92

$369.95

$183.63

$0.00

$0.00

$18,419.24

$1,506.80

Beta Psi Fund

$5,830.17

$118.30

$58.72

$0.00

$0.00

$5,889.75

$445.31

Beta Sigma Fund

$20,336.82

$426.62

$215.23

$500.00

$0.00

$21,048.21

$1,616,60

Bill Sallee Memorial Fund

$19,362.50

$392.87

$195.01

$0.00

$0.00

$19,560.37

$708.05

$0.00

($1,578.25)

$615.89

$25,127.81

$0.00

$22,933.66

$202.45

$202.45

Chase McNelley/ Beta Theta

$35,794.72

$726.29

$360.50

$0.00

$0.00

$36,160.51

$319.21

$3,496.86

Chi Fund

$42,231.97

$1,054.80

$426.50

$1,000.00

$5,000.00

$38,860.27

$343.05

$2,663.35

David Akins Fund

$8,628.20

$173.62

$59.38

$0.00

$8,742.44

($0.00)

Delta Chapter Endowment Fund

$148,683.66

$3,016.86

$1,497.45

$0.00

$0.00

$150,203.06

$1,325.95

$28,801.56

Delta Class of ‘56 Fund

$118,568.16

$2,555.63

$1,171.90

$0.00

$4,000.00

$115,951.89

$1,023.59

$12,202.88

Dumond Mem Fd Cornell

$38,389.28

$773.91

$388.60

$80.00

$0.00

$38,854.60

$343.00

$7,284.88

Epsilon Scholarship Fund

$28,424.81

$524.77

$325.43

$1,650.00

$1,000.00

$29,274.15

$265.27

$1,292.21

Eta Fund

$35,550.70

$646.96

$389.54

$1,311.60

$0.00

$37,119.72

$327.68

$4,803.61

Florida Fund (Alpha Gamma)

$187,913.89

$3,769.68

$2,520.53

$26,850.00

$17,500.00

$198,513.04

$1,752.41

$16,679.51

Florida Southern Colony

$27,290.79

$582.95

$276.33

$586.90

$1,511.90

$26,672.41

$230.24

$37.16

Gamma Fund

$47,050.61

$902.48

$527.35

$2,000.00

$0.00

$49,425.73

$436.32

$2,402.90

Gilliland Family Fund

$26,214.05

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$26,214.05

$262.14

$262.14

Iota Fund

$13,011.91

$264.02

$131.05

$0.00

$0.00

$13,144.88

J Wayne Rehn Scholarship

$35,411.63

$395.04

$471.69

$5,000.00

$1,000.00

$39,334.98

$347.24

$3,690.86

J. W. Cole (Alpha Kappa)

$32,128.03

$572.85

$334.35

$1,000.00

$1,500.00

$31,866.53

$281.31

$1,908.78

$114,189.63

$2,573.32

$1,131.64

$0.00

$4,000.00

$111,631.31

$985.45

$11,595.40

$21,135.94

$426.28

$215.56

$110.00

$0.00

$21,456.66

C. Claybrook Endowment

James Modliszewski Kappa Fund

$0.00 $306.96

$5,991.53

$0.00)

$159.25

$1,674.50

Lambda Fund

$16,588.78

$336.59

$167.07

$0.00

$0.00

$16,758.30

Lander Scholarship

$121,588.41

$2,409.88

$1,219.75

$0.00

$3,000.00

$119,778.54

$1,075.51

$14,799.43

$29,158.37

$591.64

$293.67

$0.00

$0.00

$29,456.34

$260.03

$2,321.32

Lindley Finch Memorial

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$1,356.24

Endowment Fund Reports Fund Name

Beginning Balance 7/1/2019

Investment Gain/Loss

Admin Fees

Receipts

Disbursements

Balance as of 6/30/2020

4TH QRTR Spendable Funds

Spendable Funds 6/30/2020

M A. Olson Scholarship

$18,972.95

$384.97

$191.08

$0.00

$0.00

$19,166.84

Marie Coe Housemom Fund

$33,817.69

$686.18

$340.59

$0.00

$0.00

$34,163.27

$301.58

$6,406.72

Newcom Delta Diversity

$94,562.43

$1,918.71

$952.38

$0.00

$0.00

$95,528.77

$843.30

$18,735.80

Nu Scholarship Fund

$65,546.07

$1,007.36

$795.83

$5,613.26

$500.00

$70,870.86

$625.63

$8,147.68

Peery Johnston Fund

$28,829.02

$583.38

$290.96

$25.00

$0.00

$29,146.44

$257.30

$1,435.24

Phi Fund

$1,116.12

$477,535.03

$9,238.75

$5,312.93

$22,925.00

$21,300.00

$483.085.85

$4,255.23

$24,946.39

Pi Fund

$37,752.73

$614.96

$478.44

$4,050.00

$500.00

$41,439.25

$365.35

$5,334.89

Puppe Leadership Fund

$18,491.15

$676.28

$984.77

$27,600.00

$0.00

$45,782.67

$404.16

$5,564.70

Robert Oehrtman Memorial

$30,803.05

$689.10

$305.63

$0.00

$1,000.00

$30,186.52

$266.48

$3,043.61

Ron Hurt Memorial Fund

$80,302.79

$1,720.49

$981.02

$7,700.00

$3,000.00

$85,742.27

$730.95

$3,531.21

Ross Leadership Award

$54,649.13

$1,395.51

$653.50

$4,000.00

$0.00

$59,391.14

$524.29

$8,704.85

$300.41

$2,807.61

Runnion Fund Sigma Fund Strive for Success

$12,239.13

$248.34

$123.27

$0.00

$0.00

$12,364.20

$33,685,65

$683.50

$339.26

$0.00

$0.00

$34,029.88

$764.21

$7,126.55

$144.60

$71.77

$0.00

$690.00

$6,509.38

Stuttgen Fund

$140,767.12

$2,720.80

$1,415.09

$0.00

$1,000.00

$141,072.83

$1,245.35

$24,414.00

Swackhamer Fund

$129,461.09

$2,626.82

$1,303.86

$0.00

$0.00

$130,784.06

$1,154.52

$10,192.84

$7,889.73

$160.09

$79.46

$0.00

$0.00

$7,970.36

$85,099.60

$1,695.30

$869.33

$500.00

$0.00

$86,425.58

$6,203.67

$125.88

$62.48

$0.00

$0.00

$6,267.07

$259,736.71

$5,138.15

$2,670.15

$2,550.00

$2,000.00

$262,754.71

$570,060.34

$52,646.40

$1,835.50

$0.00

$0.00

$615,332.79

$59,407.70

$1,195.97

$590.81

$0.00

$1,000.00

$59,012.86

$1,545.81

$31.37

$15.57

$0.00

$0.00

$1,561.61

$40,389.26

$803.86

$1,218.58

$3,191.67

$6,941.67

$66,224.54

Ted Priebe Excellence Fund Tau Fund Texas Tech Theta Memorial Scholarship William Sayre Fund Wm Ansted Scholarship Fund Xi Fund Zeta Scholarship Fund

$4.94

$123.91 $762.94

$16,383.96 $475.61

$2,319.52

$36,854.82

$520.95

$10,340.48 $118.02

$503.35

William ‘Bill’ Sayre Fund is treated as an endowment fund. The fund is managed

($13,727.24)

seperately and provides grants for special projects, and is available for both alumni and undergraduates.

You can apply for a grant at https://www.alphagammarho.org/sayre-project-proposal

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 Capital Campaign 2019

Beginning Balance 7/1/2019

Investment Gain/Loss

Admin Fees

Receipts

Disbursements

Balance as of 6/30/2020

4TH QRTR Spendable Funds

Spendable Funds 6/30/2020

$1,410,894.77

$28,627.61

$14,209.54

$1.00

$60.51

$1,425,253.34

$12,581.70

$74,606.74

$117,972.09

$2,393.71

$1,188.15

$0.00

$0.00

$119,177.65

$1,052.06

$6,555.03

$43,575.00

$0.00

$49,879.32

Doug Weyer Scholarship

$6,304.32

Gene Lemon Executive Leadership Institute Fund

$8,127.96

$411.86

$1,195.88

$44,000.00

$0.00

$51,343.94

$0.00

Grand President’s Award

$1,724.52

$34.99

$17.37

$0.00

$0.00

$1,742.14

$190.04

Harold Olson

$22,790.24

$457.71

$225.78

$0.00

$500.00

$22,522.17

$506.86

Horticulture Scholarship

$9,909.68

$191.63

$92.30

$0.00

$1,000.00

$9,909.02

($1,381.49)

Housemother Fund

$46,934.20

$952.32

$472.69

$0.00

$1,705.00

$45,708.82

$418.55

$7,072.92

Leaders Award

$28,652.74

$581.38

$288.57

$0.00

$0..00

$28,945.54

$255.52

$5,416.06

Leadership Seminar Fund

$61,611.15

$1,250.12

$620.51

$0.00

$11,000.00

$51,240.76

$549.44

$575.95

Mawby Leadership Dev. Fund

$29,921.10

$607.11

$301.35

$0.00

$0.00

$30,226.86

$266.83

$5,396.74

Phil Josephson Staff Development Fund

$77,690.73

$1,758.32

$1,914.57

$44,767.00

$0.00

$122,301.48

$928.25

$5,167.14

Paul K. Bresee Fund

$21,282.80

$378.91

$213.08

$0.00

$1,000.00

$20,448.64

$3,104.01

$62.98

$31,26

$0.00

$0.00

$3,135.73

$60,400.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$60,400

Phil Francis Fund Waller Carson

($29.00) $27.68

$92.65

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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$0.00

Foundation Financials The Educational Foundation financials are provided in an effort to maintain transparency and are managed by AGR Home Office’s Director of Finance, Judy Schmuecker, under regular review by Educational Foundation Treasurer, Ronald Brohammer. The Educational Foundation financials are for the 2020 calendar year

BALANCE SHEET (PART I: ASSETS) ASSETS

June 30, 2020

June 30, 2019

$ CHANGE

$490,179.93

$581,617.71

($91,437.78)

490,179.93

$581,617.71

($91,437.78)

Accounts Receivable

($185.00)

$107,045.00

($107,230.00)

Total Accounts Receivable

($185.00)

$107,045.00

($107,230.00)

$6,000.00

$6,000.00

$0.00

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

Other Current Assets Student Loans Receivable Total Other Current Assets

$6,000.00

$6,000.00

$56,383.98

$495,994.93

$694,662.71

($198,667.78)

Computer Equipment

$14,644.43

$12,826.42

$1,818.21

Furniture & Fixtures

$13,067.18

$12,408.11

$659.07

$297,232.36

$315,928.12

($18,695.76)

$324,944.17

$341,162.65

($16,218.48)

$3,635.92

$0.00

$3,635.92

$9,350,751.12

$9,255,753.91

$94,997.21

$9,354,387.04

$9,255,753.91

$98,633.13

$10,175,326.14

$10,291,579.27

($116,253.13)

TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS FIXED ASSETS

Home Office TOTAL FIXED ASSETS OTHER ASSETS 1300-Prepaid Convention Exp Investments TOTAL OTHER ASSETS TOTAL ASSETS

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 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) LIABILITIES & EQUITY

June 30,2020

June 30, 2019

$ CHANGE

$62,343.01

$179,919.68

($117,576.67)

$62,343.01

$179,919.68

($117,576.67

$1,500.00

$0.00

$1,500.00

LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accounts Payable 2000 – Accounts Payable Total Accounts Payable Other Current Liabilities 2105 – Adv. Convention Sponsor Total Other Current Liabilities

$1,500.00

$0.00

$1,500.00

Total Current Liabilities

$63,843.01

$179,919.68

($116,076.67)

$38,279.01

$38,279.01

$0.00

$149,900.00

$0.00

$49,900.00

$188,179.01

$38,279.01

$149,900.00

$252,022.02

$218,198.69

$33,823.33

Beginning of Year – Unrestricted

$415,844.15

$415,844.15

$0.00

Restricted Fund – Sayre Fund

$615,332.79

$570,060.34

$45,272.45

Restricted Funds – Special Funds

$9,147,595.32

$9,224,815.57

($77,220.25)

Retained Earnings

($105,431.74)

($191,595.83)

$86,164.12

Net Income

($150,036.43)

$54,256.35

($204,292.78)

TOTAL EQUITY

$9,923,304.12

$10,073,380.58

($150,076.46)

TOTAL LIABILITIES & EQUITY

$10,175,326.14

$10,291,579.27

($116,253.13)

Long Term Liabilities 2500 – Charitable Gift Annuity 2510 – SBA Loan - COVID-19 Total Long Term Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES EQUITY

$9,923,304.12 TOTAL EQUITY

$252,022.02 TOTAL LIABILITIES

$10,175,326.14

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TOTAL ASSETS (TOTAL EQUITY + TOTAL LIABILITIES)

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 and losses which include expenses incurred by the Foundation.

INCOME STATEMENT VS. PRIOR YEAR (JULY 2019 THROUGH JUNE 2020) July 2019-June 2020

July 2018-June 2019

$ Change

$404,281.64

$214,415.94

$189,865.70

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$368,980.09

$308,939.43

$60,040.66

$7,600.00

$10,139.00

($2,539.00)

$113,780.00

$107,400.00

$6,380.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$47,280.00

$47,280.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

3900 – Principal Contribution

$9,822.00

$9,245.00

$577.00

Recruitment Training Schools

$11,715.00

$16,000.00

($4,285.00)

$0.00

$1,397.62

($1,397.62)

$1,192,271.67

$1,346,840.27

($154,568.60)

TOTAL INCOME

$2,155,730.40

$2,061,657.26

$94,073.14

GROSS PROFIT

$2,155,730.40

$2,061,657.26

$94,073.14

ORDINARY INCOME/EXPENSE INCOME Investment Income 3050 – Allocated Invest Income 3100 – Loyalty Fund for AGR 3200 – Chapter Contributions Leadership Seminars 3401 – Convention Auction 3500 – Rental Income 3600 – Administrative Fees (2% & 1%)

3950 - Miscellaneous Income Restricted Contributions

ADMINISTRATIVE FEES in 2018-2019 were $83,911.27 and in 2019-2020 were $84,884.47, however when reviewed by the auditors for year end, these amounts were moved into retained earnings early, so they are no longer reflected on this income statement.

EXPENSE STATEMENT VS. PRIOR YEAR (JULY 2019 THROUGH JUNE 2020) July 2019- June 2020

July 2018- June 2019

$ Change

4000 – Board of Directors

$13,776.94

$19,783.75

($6,006.81)

Office Supplies & Expenses

$14,723.68

$11,339.22

$3,384.46

Property Expenses

$42,175.60

$55,806.26

($13,630.66)

4140 – Audit

$17,768.34

$21,908.97

($4,140.63)

$101,470.07

$92,131.98

$9,338.09

$30,521.95

$27,901.84

$2,620.11

4235 – Educational Grant

$90,000.00

$121,000.00

($31,000.00)

4236 – Program Services

$147,277.75

$240,417.66

($93,139.91)

EXPENSE

Donor Appeals Depreciation

4238 – Development Materials

$95,815.46

$49,236.50

$46,578.96

4240 – Scholarships & Awards

$5,500.00

$10,006.54

($4,506.54)

4250 – Matching Funds

$16,900.00

$20,883.33

($3,983.33)

*Leadership Seminars

$147,831.13

$130,251.33

$17,579.80

4255 – Leadership Programming

$34,012.08

$35,159.22

($1,147.14)

Adviser Development

$0.00

$7,484.90

($7,484.90)

Housemother Forum

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

4750 – Convention & Auction Exp

$0.00

$25,904.66

($25,904.66)

$1,375.00

$5,500.00

($4,125.00)

$0.00

$4,375.00

($4,375.00)

$1,317,538.03

$1,426,562.51

($109,024.48)

$1,370.64

$2,481.64

($1,111.00)

$2,078,056.67

$2,308,135.31

($230,078.64)

$77,673.73

($246,478.05)

$324,151.78

Unrealized Gains (Losses)Market

($195,704.31)

$300,734.40

($496,438.71)

Allocated Unrealized Gains

$0.00

$0.00

$0.00

($195,704.31)

$300,734.40

($496,438.71)

4970 – Capital Campaign

$31,005.85

$0.00

$31,005.85

4971 – Transfers to Restricted

$1,000.00

$0.00

$1,000.00

$32,005.85

$0.00

$32,005.85

NET OTHER INCOME

($227,710.16)

$300,734.40

($528,444.56)

NET INCOME

($150,036.43)

$54,256.35

($204,292.78)

4275 – Planned Giving 4900 – Educ. & Lead. Cap. Pmts 4820 – Restricted Scholarships & Grants 4930 – Miscellaneous Expenses TOTAL EXPENSE NET ORDINARY INCOME Other INCOME/EXPENSE OTHER INCOME

TOTAL OTHER INCOME OTHER EXPENSE

TOTAL OTHER EXPENSE

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Investment Committee Report

by Bill Boehm, Chair

What a year 2020 turned out to be! Making the “right” investment decisions for your investment portfolio was a challenge to be sure. That said, the Investment Committee worked closely with its financial advisor and weathered the storm. Patience paid off as an approximate 25% equity market decline in March triggered by the pandemic was followed by a somewhat unexpected 45% recovery from mid March until year-end. For the year, the Foundation investment portfolio gained a very competitive 13.5%.

The Foundation investment pool totaled about $11.25 million on December 31, 2020. Approximately 70% of the money is restricted for use by named chapters. These 100 funds support chapter specific leadership, scholarship or housing projects. The remaining 30% of the money is the result of National Fraternity fundraising for projects like the Sayre Fund, the Gene Lemon Fund, AGRConnect and Educational Foundation scholarships.

The investment portfolio is diversified. Approximately 55% of the portfolio is invested in US based equities, 16% is invested with firms in non-US developed nations and another 4% is invested in Emerging Market equities. Approximately 15% is invested in traditional Fixed Income instruments. The remaining 10% is invested in Alternatives. Asset allocation decisions are informed by the investment advice of the Merrill Lynch Chief Investment Officer. The Investment Committee follows the tactical recommendations of that office and judges itself against a policy allocation that changes infrequently.

I will close with a request that all AGR brothers should commit to more aggressively use the resources of the Foundation. Too often chapters fail to use the allowable 4% annual payout from the restricted funds. Too few undergraduate brothers apply for the local and Educational Foundation scholarships that are available.

Too few chapters and alumni apply for the awards that are provided by the Sayre Fund to facilitate multi-chapter learning activities. As a Foundation donor I am comfortable with the management of the investment pool. But the real value will only be found if we leverage those dollars to help “Make Better Men!”

Your Fraternity

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Alpha Gamma Rho Home Office Staff

Rex Martin Chief Executive Officer

Grant Bargfrede Senior Director of Operations

Carol Johnson Chief Development Officer

Judy Schmuecker Director of Finance

Becky Haley Executive Assistant

Shannon Kehoe Communications Manager

Tyler DuBry Educational Leadership Consultant

Zach Ayers Educational Leadership Consultant

Ben Willoughby Educational Leadership Consultant

April Hailey Administrative CoordinatorDevelopment

Noel Henke Administrative Coordinator

Sharon Thomas Administrative Coordinator

alphagammarho.org

816.861.9200

agr@alphagammarho.org

No Matter What, Keep Moving Forward! (or just take the next step)

by Rex Martin, CEO

By the time you receive this, it may still be winter. Which means depending on your locale, cold temperatures and long dark nights potentially with some snow and ice on the ground. As I look outside my window, this is exactly what I see. Now, I like to ski and snowmobile but short days that seem to be cloudy with no end in sight are not my favorite. 2020 seemed to take on some of those characteristics well before winter for most of us. It was a year of social separation away from friends and loved ones along with the cancellation of the events we enjoy. It can be hard to be resilient given our present situation. But, even with this around us, our Alpha Gamma Rho brothers never lost faith, and continued to look toward better days while trying to give our undergraduate men the very best experience a college fraternity “Our values chapter could offer; albeit sometimes on Zoom. No matter what, keep moving forward!

Your Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho showed that type of positive attitude and spirit. There were great plans set forth that will (I assure you) begin to make a significant difference in our chapters. Records in annual donations were set in our Loyalty Fund. AGR brothers continued in the highest numbers ever to remember our men in a planned gift. New endowments were established, and existing ones continue to help our men thrive in school. Your generosity to the Foundation continues to shine bright even though it was a difficult year for all. Housing, scholarship, and leadership needs continue to be met. Each brother showed that, no matter what, keep moving forward!

There are great things in store for our brothers through Your Educational Foundation in 2021. I look forward to potentially a summer and a new school year that we can see each other and enjoy our brotherhood in a manner it deserves. This past year will make us appreciate those gatherings even more. I hope to be at some of those events and thank you personally. Brotherhood is not cancelled, and it never will be.

keep us bound together and drawn closer when times get rough.

It is during these times, that I am the proudest of our brotherhood.”

Alpha Gamma Rho has endured wars, pandemics, and economic downturns throughout history, and we still stand strong. Our values keep us bound together and drawn closer when times get rough. It is during these times, that I am the proudest of our brotherhood. Sometimes, resilience is found by taking just that next step.

Albert Einstein once wrote, “Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.”

Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity and the Educational Foundation of Alpha Gamma Rho are here helping provide that balance for all brothers. AGR was there as you became a member, and both remain as a bulwark throughout your life. Please continue to keep our new undergraduate members in your prayers, thoughts and gifts. We thank you so much for all each of you do. Because…No matter what, AGR keeps moving forward!

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