Enduring Brotherhood Endowment

1. Enduring Brotherhood Endowment A Bold Campaign for our Future

2. Goals $4 Million Permanent Endowment • $2.5 Million at Chapter Level • $1.5 Million at National Level

3. Chapter Level Endowments • Academic Scholarships$1 Million Total Goal • $25,000 or more at each chapter to fund at least one $1,000 scholarship annually • Team Building Leadership Courses$1 Million Total Goal • $25,000 or more at each chapter for at least $1,000 in annual funding

4. Chapter Level Endowments • Path of Principles Program$500,000 Total Goal • $12,500 or more at each chapter for at least $500 in annual funding

5. National Level Endowments • Academy of Principled Leaders$650,000 Total Goal • $26,000 in annual funding to provide annual leadership training for chapter presidents

6. National Level Endowments • Communications$500,000 Goal • $20,000 in annual funding to support enhanced web-based communications, training, and member to member contacts

7. National Level Endowments • Research & Measurement$200,000 Goal • $8,000 in annual funding to support member services measurements, environmental scans, and related research

8. National Level Endowments • Scholastic Achievement Awards $100,000 Goal • $4,000 in annual funding to underwrite Sig-Tau Scholar Tee Shirt program • Books for Kids$50,000 Goal • $2,000 in annual funding to underwrite program kits and awards

9. Campaign Goals Summary • Academic Scholarships: $ 1,000,000 • Team Building Courses: $ 1,000,000 • Path of Principles Program: $ 500,000Chapter Level Endowments Subtotal $ 2,500,000 • Academy of Principled Leaders $ 650,000 • Communications/Web $ 500,000 • Research & Measurement $ 200,000 • Scholastic Achievement Awards $ 100,000 • Books for Kids $ 50,000National Level Endowments Subtotal $ 1,500,00 Enduring Brotherhood Endowment $ 4,000,000

10. The Challenge We have competition Your university is also seeking support • University advantages • Deeper staffing • More resources for communication • More events - especially sports • Perception of permanence • Perception of universal prestige

11. The Opportunity Sigma Tau Gamma strengths • Shared values • Personal relationships - caring brothers • Pride of ownership - Sigma Tau Gamma belongs to us • Power of volunteerism • Will require building a strong network of teams working toward common goal

12. Organization • Region Campaign Committees • Pursue Chapter Level Endowments • Involve Chapter Alumni Associations • Staffing • Region Chairman • District Chairmen • Regional Alumni Director • Chapter Level Volunteers

13. Organization • National Campaign Committee • Pursues National Level Endowments • Involves alumni with universal interests • Staffing • General Chairman • Program Endowments Chairmen • Team Leaders • National Level Volunteers

14. Volunteer Recognition • Royal Order of the Hustlebur • Revives fraternal order of guys who know how to hustle, created by Marvin Millsap, Alpha ‘26 • Recognizes those who do the hardest job in a fund raising campaign - ASK

15. Staff Support • Foundation Development Director Michael Ray • Backed by the full headquarters staff

16. What we need • Pledges • $1,000 and up • Payable over three to five years • May be designated for a specific chapter and/or program • Named endowments • Donors of $10,000 or more may establish permanently named endowments

17. Planned Gifts • Annuities, Unitrusts, Life Insurance The Sigma Tau Gamma Foundation offers a full complement of planned giving options that can assist an alumnus with his desire to support his fraternity and provide for his family

18. Donor Recognition • Wilson C. Morris Fellowship • Enduring Brotherhood Endowment donors will receive Wilson C. Morris Fellowship recognition • Hembree Guild • Recognition for planned gift donors

19. Join Us • Board of Directors Commitment • Foundation Trustees Commitment • Early Major Gifts • Merle Rider • Marion Davies • Win Graves Memorial • You