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Giving to Army ROTC
Army ROTC has been an integral part of the University of Kansas since 1918. Since then, over 2,000 second lieutenants have been commissioned through the program. Many have gone on to serve with great honor and distinction. In the past 10 years, the program has grown by nearly 40%. Unfortunately, that substantial growth has not been met with a substantial growth in the operating budget. In order to continue producing quality officers for today's Army, and to maintain and enhance the quality of our program and facilities in the coming years, the Army ROTC must rely on support above and beyond what the university and Cadet Command can provide. The primary beneficiaries of any contribution will be our Cadets. More specifically, your contribution will be used for Cadet training, scholarships and facilities improvements. This includes the purchase of the best equipment and training materials available, room and board scholarships for deserving Cadets and improvements to the Cadet lounge, computer lab and command office. Your tax-deductible donation will have an immediate impact on our students. If you are interested in giving, please use the following link:
We'd like to thank those who have already contributed to the future success of the KU Army ROTC. Each previous contributor is placed into a category based on the total of their donations over the years.
Diamond Donors ($1000 and above)
| The Hon. Gerald L. Rushfelt |
Platinum Donors ($500 - $999)
| Kansas National Guard & Red Peg Marketing |
| Stephen K. Matthews |
Gold Donors ($250 - $499)
| 2LT John S. Cook |
| COL William J. Howard III |
| Kenneth M. Richards, MD |
Silver Donors ($100 - $249)
| Curtis H. Alloway |
| Jack L. Beal, PhD, and Lois M. Beal |
| Hans H. Traver |
| E. Dean Bevan, PhD |
| LTC William K. Blocher |
| Alan H. Brightman II, DVM |
| Allan L. Burns |
| Rockwell Collins |
| John M. Greeley |
| LTC John A. Hadjis |
| COL Rick Eugene Hill |
| Lit Ning Ma |
| Richard L. Mai |
| LTC Elmo E. Maiden, Ret. |
| William D. Martin |
| Edward F. Reilly, Jr. |
| Richard A. Reitz, PhD |
| Warren G. Riekenberg, PE |
| Gary L. Russell |
| Stuart A. Schlemmer |
| MG Clyde J. Tate, II |
| Tracey A. West |
| Walter H. Wulf, Jr. |
Bronze Donors ($5-$99)
| Robert J. Bahr |
| Richard J. Braunsdorf |
| Larry K. Burke |
| John A. Callaghan |
| Kevin H. Campbell |
| Eugene H. Caylor |
| LTC Eldon L. Clark, PhD, Ret. |
| Robert W. Stern |
| Maj Gen. Wayne M. Erck, EdD, Ret. |
| George W. Gill, PhD |
| Raymond O. Holmes |
| John L. Hysom, Jr., PhD |
| LTC Bryan W. Johnson, Ret. |
| LTC William M. Johnson, Ret. |
| Keith M. Lemmon, MD |
| Kenneth R. Lewis |
| LTC Theodore C. Lockhart, Sr. |
| Howard E. Miller |
| Beth Miklos-Essenberg |
| James E. Oden |
| Robert A. Perrich |
| Hillel Samisch |
| Robert W. Schies |
| Carol R. Wylie |
| Wilbur F. White |
| Carol R. Wylie |
| LTC Lance L. Willdermood |
| LTC Chad Duncan Young |
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