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The Brown $500,000 Challenge Grant
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Dear
Friends,
For
twenty years, our library has played an integral role in the lives
of countless students and scores of faculty. It truly is the centerpiece
of a creative and vital academic community.
We
hope you will join us and support the library and its ongoing mission.
We believe so strongly on the future of the library that we have
pledged to match gifts to the library, up to $400,000.
Please
join the friends of the library today. Your support will make an
immediate difference.
Thank you,
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Roger and Nancy Brown
Terms
and Benefits of the Challenge Grant
History Professor Emeritus Roger
Brown and his wife Nancy have made a $500,000 challenge gift to
the library. They have already contributed $100,000 and have agreed
to match all gifts to the library, dollar for dollar, to
a maximum of $400,000.
Your gift entitles you to membership
in AU's Friends of the Library, with special benefits, periodic
updates on the library and special "Friends" events.
The Brown Challenge Grant can be
used to move your membership to the next higher level. (e.g. a
$150 gift, with the challenge grant, entitles you to membership
at the patron level).
Membership
Levels
| Librarian's
Circle |
$1000
and up |
| Benefactor |
$500
- $999 |
| Sustainer |
$250
- $499 |
| Patron |
$100
- $249 |
| Advocate |
$50
- $99 |
| Contributor |
less
than $50 |
Major
Gifts
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Sam Keker,
AU Alum (College of Arts and Sciences, '39) and retired Chairman and
CEO of U.S. News and World Report and his wife Lucy
Keker pledged $500,000 to the library over a five year period,
beginning in 2000. |
(click on
image for full size)
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Howard
and Sondra Bender,
long-time benefactors of the university, pledged $100,000 to the
library in 1999 over a four year period.
Margaret
Anthon, wife of late Professor Emeritus Carl Anthon,
established the Roger H. Brown Endowed Preservation Fund to support
preservation of library collections. This gift celebrates the contributions
of both Professors Anthon and Brown who were collegues in the American
University History Department and avid library supporters.
Friends
are contributing gifts at a steady pace. By late December 2000,
nearly 350 people had joined Friends of American University
Library with contributions ranging from $10,000 to $10.
The
Friends of the Library Annual Report (2001-2002) is online now!
Join
the Friends of the Library today and help us grow our library
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