University Launches '30 Days of ASU' Campaign
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Posted By: How May I Help You NC on July 11, 2014 ASU President Gwendolyn E. Boyd is calling on all alumni and supporters to join in the University's new giving campaign, "30 Days of ASU." *** ASU has launched a new and simple avenue for supporters to invest in the University. President Gwendolyn E. Boyd officially launched the “30 Days of ASU” campaign at the Board of Trustees Executive Committee meeting on July 9. Over the next 30 days, donors are asked to make a contribution of $100 or more to join the honor roll of campaign donors. Boyd kicked the campaign off by making the first donation of $1,000. “I wanted to be the first in line to be a part of this new and exciting giving initiative,” Boyd said. “We feel that this campaign will allow more of ASU’s many supporters to give and to be recognized immediately for their contributions. We know that we can count on the support of the Hornet Nation.” The 30 Days Donor Honor Roll will be updated throughout the campaign and published on the University’s website and through ASU’s social media sites. “We plan to celebrate our success and thank all of our campaign contributors on Aug. 10,” said Zillah M. Fluker, associate vice president of Development. “We want to acknowledge all of those who respond over the next 30 days.” For regular updates to the 30 Days Donor Honor Roll, visit www.alasu.edu/30days. How to Give Donations can be made online (be sure to select 30 Days of ASU) or mailed to: Office of Development 30 Days of Giving P.O. Box 271 Montgomery, AL 36101-0271 For more information, contact ASU’s Office of Development at 334-229-4431. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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