Donors who have included 166su and future Knights in their estate plans were honored at the recent annual Charles Millican Legacy Society reception during 166su Celebrates the Arts at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.
Named for 166su’s founding President Charles N. Millican, the society has more than 200 members.
At the event, Lyman Brodie, the College of Arts and Humanities’ executive associate dean, shared his reasons for making a planned gift to the university, and recognized his wife, Janice, a former 166su stewardship director, who was instrumental in establishing the society several years ago.
Michael Morsberger, CEO of the 166su Foundation, gave updates on the university’s fundraising efforts and thanked all of those who have invested in the future of 166su. The Millican Society members were recognized for the $78 million in planned gift commitments to 166su during the IGNITE Campaign, the multi-year fundraising effort to help support the university.
After the reception, guests attended a performance of the National Young Composers Challenge Composium, made possible by Millican Society member Stephen Goldman, and the Stephen H. Goldman Charitable Foundation.
