ANNUAL GIVING ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2016

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1 ANNUAL GIVING ANNUAL REPORT FISCAL YEAR 2016

YOU REALLY ARE IN. After all, you are one of the 110,873 Spartans and friends who made a gift to support Michigan State University this year. And we want you to know that your support makes a difference. Every day. Every student at Michigan State benefits from your generosity. Because when you give annually, you provide critical financial flexibility to respond to what is needed right now from scholarship support to technology updates to opening a door to life-changing learning. In short, when you make an annual gift, you provide extraordinary opportunity for students you may never meet but you are inseparable from their success. So being in is all about inspiring the future. And that s always a good thing to be IN on! These pages show you some of the ways you are in at Michigan State. And for that, Spartans everywhere are truly indebted to you. INDISPENSABLE INVALUABLE INTEGRAL INSTEP INVESTED INSIDE INSIGHTFUL 2

FOUR DECADES AND COUNTING DAVID and SHIELA BLOUGH have a long history of giving back to MSU. At 47 consecutive years, it s as long as their marriage. One started with a dollar. The other with a dance. It was winter 1968 when David first approached Shiela at a Shaw Hall student mixer. He had two questions: did she want to dance? And, did she like the Beatles? She said yes to both, and they ve been together ever since. At graduation the following spring, David was filling out the rental form for his cap and gown. He checked a box to direct $1 of his rental fee back to MSU as a gift, and they ve been giving every year after. That first gift wasn t much, David says, but that one dollar was enough to get us thinking about giving. We had such a good experience at MSU, and all these years later, it still feels like a part of our lives it feels like part of our family. 35,734 donors have given annually to MSU for 10 or more years. DI 3

SPENSABLE SHIELA AND DAVID BLOUGH, '69 SPARTAN BOLD 4

CARING AT A CRITICAL TIME Every MSU student, past or present, regardless of his or her major, remembers something about Finals Week. Some remember watching the sunrise from the 3rd floor of the library or midnight scream or study breaks in the dorm caf. ERIN ROMANUK remembers the care packages her parents sent full of goodies that took the sting out of non-stop studying. Now, she gives to MSU s FAME program every year to help keep her favorite tradition alive for students who need it most. FAME, which stands for Fostering Academics Mentoring Excellence, assembles Finals Week care packages for students who come from foster or kinship care, homelessness, or other outof-home situations. This is a cause that s near and dear to my heart, because I work with students like this every day, Erin says she is the program manager for attendance and discipline for Seattle Public Schools. They ve overcome so many odds just to get to college, and this is such a great way to support them during Finals Week, when they may not have a support system back home. Through MSU s CrowdPower a social media driven, online fundraising vehicle more than 2,980 annual donors enabled 34 projects. FAME s crowdpower helped provide Finals Week care packages for former foster students and other independent students. ERIN ROMANUK, '99 SPARTAN LOYAL 5

VALUABLE 6

JACK LIN, '10 SPARTAN LOYAL 7

STANDING WITH SPARTANS JACK LIN was the first in his family to attend college, but he says the financial, academic and social support MSU offered ensured he was never in it alone. From day one, he was impressed with MSU s spirit of working together. It inspired him to get involved from leading group projects in classes to joining Lambda Phi Epsilon, a fraternity dedicated to Asian American awareness. Now, as a management consultant based out of Chicago, the teambuilding and leadership skills he honed at Michigan State are adding up to success. And he still appreciates the way Spartans work together. When the MSU Greenline calls, he knows the students on the line are working long hours to help their fellow students. So he is happy to step up for the next generation, including his brother who followed in his Spartan footsteps. MSU always gave me and my family the support we needed, Jack says. So, the decision to give back was easy for me. TEGRAL This year, more than 19,488 donors gave annually through MSU Greenline calls, providing critical funds to support hardworking students. 8

STEPPING UP IS A FAMILY TRADITION Every fall, the Sams family gathers at Spartan Stadium to watch their patriarch, LIEUTENANT GENERAL RONALD SAMS, don his faithful Spartan Marching Band jacket, dust off his trombone and march onto the field. It s the Alumni Band Reunion Saturday and Ron, his wife DIANE and their children ROBERT and LAURA alumni all never miss it. It s great to come back one day a year and pretend I m a college student again, says Ron, the retired inspector general of the U.S. Air Force. I get to pay tribute to the university and see appreciation back. We all feel like we are part of the Spartan family. So, when Ron and Diane saw a push for donations to provide jackets for the 80+ incoming members of the band, they didn t hesitate to join in. And they couldn t be prouder to be part of the effort s resounding success. But, they didn t stop there. Ron got his start in ROTC, so they also make giving to MSU s ROTC program a priority. Everything our family has been able to do can go back to MSU in one way or another, says Diane. We are grateful and we want other people to have the same opportunity we had. This year, more than 59,500 individuals like you gave $100 or more and were recognized as loyalty level and leadership circle donors. See page 19 to learn more. RONALD & DIANE SAMS FAMILY SPARTAN GREAT 9

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HELPING DREAMS TAKE FLIGHT LAKESHA LUNDY once felt a little like she was flying blind. But with MSU s Multicultural Business Program (MBP) which offered mentoring, tutoring, and more her professional aspirations really took off. Today the sky is the limit for LaKesha, who oversees a $1 billion budget as a senior financial analyst for United Airlines. But her MSU experience inspired her in other ways. In her off time, she encourages urban youth and young professionals in Operation FAM, a nonprofit organization she helped found to share much of the same advice she received through the MBP. Operation FAM honors LaKesha s mother who succumbed to cancer in 2010, but not before she had seen all of her children through college and even went back to complete her own degree. LaKesha also makes it a priority to give back to the MBP each year. I feel honored to be in a position to give and to help someone like me, who had a lot of potential and just needed someone to take them under their wing, she says. This year, more than 45,800 individuals like you contributed to an MSU College. 11

VESTED LAKESHA LUNDY, '07 SPARTAN PROUD 12

SIDE DR. MELISSA MCDANIELS SPARTAN STRONG 13

EXTENDING A WELCOME Dr. Melissa McDaniels is assistant dean of the Graduate School and director of the Teaching Assistant Program. Dr. Kristen Renn is a professor in the Department of Educational Administration and recently completed a term as director for student success initiatives. They re both working to create a positive learning environment but their commitment to their cause doesn t end when they leave the office. MSU is as much a community as it is an institute of higher education, and Melissa and Kris truly understand the importance of creating a supportive, welcoming place for students to learn and live. They use payroll deduct to provide support to the College of Education, the Edward J. Petry Endowment for graduate fellowships, the LBGT Resource Center, and the Student Food Bank. Through their giving, they are ensuring no student feels marginalized or limited by their differences, their struggles, or their circumstances. Since the day we arrived at MSU, we have never felt anything but welcome as both professionals, and as a couple. This is our community, and we give back because that s what you do as a member of a community. DR. KRISTEN RENN SPARTAN STRONG MSU s own the faculty, staff and retirees of the university gave nearly $25 million last year to support programs and initiatives across campus. 14

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GIVING BACK STARTED EARLY These students and recent grads hadn t even left campus yet, but they were already thinking about how to leave MSU better than they found it. Philanthropy became a way of life for MICHAEL GAITAN-FLORES (far left), who graduated from James Madison College in 2016 and officially joined MSU s University Advancement staff as a development associate soon after. STUDENTS FROM THE CLASS OF 2016 He started talking the talk as a student caller with MSU Greenline, where he connected with alumni to discuss giving back. But he walked the walk too, making his first gift and encouraging fellow students to do the same long before he donned his cap and gown and became an alumnus. My first gift was $2, and it was an easy decision. Not long after that, I made the decision to give $25 to James Madison College. It became a point of pride for me, knowing that I was providing immediate support to my college. I ve put philanthropy in my budget now, and plan to continue giving back more and more each year as I m able to. This year the number of students who made a gift increased by more than 100 percent. 16

WHEN YOU ARE: LOYAL PROUD STRONG GREAT BOLD INSPIRED EXTRAORDINARY go.msu.edu/spartanloyal 17

ANNUAL GIVING LEVELS LEADERSHIP CIRCLE SPARTAN STRONG SPARTAN GREAT SPARTAN BOLD SPARTAN INSPIRED SPARTAN EXTRAORDINARY $1,000-$2,499/year $2,500-$4,999/year $5,000-$9,999/year $10,000-$19,999/year $20,000+/year LOYALTY LEVELS SPARTAN LOYAL SPARTAN PROUD $100-$499/year $500-$999/year Annual giving recognition totals include all donations and matching gifts made during the fiscal year, July 1 - June 30. Lifetime recognition begins at $50,000 in cumulative giving. For more information on giving levels, call: (800) 232-4MSU (4678). Your recognition occurs annually, but your impact is INfinite. 18

IT S GOOD TO BE and you are 110,873 DONORS MADE A GIFT IN FISCAL YEAR 16, JULY 1, 2015 JUNE 30, 2016 18,128 GAVE FOR THE FIRST TIME FROM AGE 17 to 102 19

$59,262,946 WENT TO WORK IMMEDIATELY TO SUPPORT STUDENTS, PROGRAMS, AND FACULTY DONORS BY LEVEL EXTRA- ORDINARY 938 INSPIRED 935 LEADERSHIP CIRCLE BOLD 1,342 GREAT 1,711 STRONG 7,008 LOYALTY LEVELS LOYAL 40,711 PROUD 6,907 20

EVERY YEAR, EVERY GIFT makes a difference. ONE PERSON, ONE CONTRIBUTION AT A TIME. 21

THREE WAYS TO MAKE A GIFT: PHONE (800) 232-4MSU (4678) ONLINE givingto.msu.edu/1982 MAIL University Advancement Spartan Way 535 Chestnut Road, Room 300 East Lansing, Michigan 48824 #SpartanLoyal 22

THANK YOU FOR BEING IN SPARTANS WILL. #SpartanLoyal go.msu.edu/spartanloyal 23