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TEN Honoring
PARTNER, ACCOMPLISHED TEN THINGS TO KNOW
• The $500 million campaign, launched in September 2008, was targeted to end in 2013. Having raised more than $530 million, it wrapped up two years ahead of schedule.
• Over 50,000 donors contributed to the campaign.
• A $50 million gift from John and Herta Cuneo and the Cuneo Foundation is the largest in the history of the University. The gift included the Cuneo Mansion and Gardens in Vernon Hills, Illinois.
• In addition to the Cuneo property, donations to the Partner campaign have been respon- sible for many major projects at both Loyola University Chicago and the Loyola Univer- sity Health System.
• Partner contributions raised significant funds for scholarships.
• Partner funded a number of endowments, centers, and programs that will enrich Loyola’s academic life.
• Partner was co-chaired by Nancy Knowles and William J. Hank and was supported by a campaign leadership committee, many of whom were some of the campaign’s most significant contributors.
Father Garanzini with friends of the University in 2008
• Father Garanzini: “The success of this campaign is an example of what can be achieved when individuals band together for a common cause. It’s a testament to the spirit of generosity.”
• In the spirit of Partner, the University will unveil more bold plans for its campuses and schools in the near future.
• Although the Partner campaign is coming to a close, Loyola will continue looking to its partners for support as the Univer- sity works to expand knowledge in the service of humanity through learning, justice, and faith.
Loyola’s in a great place to accomplish as much or more in the next ’08
School of Communication launched • Richard J. Klarchek Information Com- mons opened • old Jesuit residence demolition; Ignatius House opened
18 LOYOLA UNIVERSIT Y CHICAGO ’09
The Clare—housing the School of Communica- tion—opened • Corboy Law Center named; major building renovation • Received Cuneo Mansion and Gardens • JFRC campus purchased
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