9374
Number of donors this fiscal year
Impact of Philanthropy
We gratefully acknowledge alumni, parents, friends and other supporters who gave financial gifts to St. Thomas this year. Please enjoy reviewing the impact of these gifts!
This fiscal year donors impacted St. Thomas by joining together as a community to kick off our first year of D-I athletics, establish a School of Nursing, and announce the Schoenecker Center for educating future leaders in STEAM.
Below the names of these amazing and generous people who gave between July 1, 2020 and June 30, 2021, you'll find stories of the students who speak to the impact of donor generosity.
Coming soon: the updated list of donors who gave between July1, 2021 and June 30, 2022.
Philanthropy Impact Report 2020-21
Enjoy the full flip book describing the impact of donor generosity in the past year, including stories of students whose lives were changed.
Watch for the new 2021-22 report, coming soon!
Our Generous Donors
Thank you to our donors! Our remarkable donors from the last fiscal year (July 1, 2020 - June 30, 2021) can be found by using the Donor Honor Roll below. Many are members of these giving societies.
Finn Legacy Society
Members have designated a future gift through their estate or an immediate gift that returns income to them or a family member.
Moskalik Loyalty Giving Society
Donors are recognized who have given for three or more consecutive years as well as those who have pledged to support the university annually.
President’s Leadership Giving Society
Donors are recognized who make annual gifts of $1,000 or more to the university.
Your Gifts Support Students Who Make a Difference
Read about the ways that donors have impacted lives of three St. Thomas students.
Bronwyn Tollefson ‘22
Senior, Biology Major, Spanish Minor
Bronwyn Tollefson’s time at St. Thomas has been a success story. Having received the Connie D. and William C. Carroll Annual Scholarship, she’s able to achieve more with less debt anxiety. Thanks to her scholarship, she can afford to study abroad and explore new cultures before pursuing medical school.
“The pandemic made finances tighter. The scholarship has helped me pursue goals and study abroad without hesitation.”
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Senior, Biology Major, Spanish Minor
Bronwyn Tollefson’s time at St. Thomas has been a success story. Having received the Connie D. and William C. Carroll Annual Scholarship, she’s able to achieve more with less debt anxiety. Thanks to her scholarship, she can afford to study abroad and explore new cultures before pursuing medical school.
“The pandemic made finances tighter. The scholarship has helped me pursue goals and study abroad without hesitation.”
Habtamu Lajebo ‘22
Senior, Accounting Major
When transitioning from DFC to a bachelor’s degree, Habtamu Lajebo set a goal for himself: he was going to receive a scholarship so he could continue his studies at St. Thomas. He did just that when received the Martin Ryan and Richard Sterbenz Scholarship. Now with a new goal to become an accountant, he’s ready to accomplish more.
“My scholarship gave me a leg up I don’t think I would’ve had otherwise… now I’ll be able to set an example for the rest of my family.”
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Senior, Accounting Major
When transitioning from DFC to a bachelor’s degree, Habtamu Lajebo set a goal for himself: he was going to receive a scholarship so he could continue his studies at St. Thomas. He did just that when received the Martin Ryan and Richard Sterbenz Scholarship. Now with a new goal to become an accountant, he’s ready to accomplish more.
“My scholarship gave me a leg up I don’t think I would’ve had otherwise… now I’ll be able to set an example for the rest of my family.”
Noah Daniels ‘22
Senior, Biochemistry Major
Noah Daniels is a first-generation college student. With the support of Raymond Parks Endowed Scholarship, he has been able to pursue his passions in science and music at St. Thomas. Now he’s heading into the medical field to make his corner of the world a better place.
“I plan on going to medical school and this (scholarship) has given me motivation and hope the I am enough. It has given me the confidence to move forward.”
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Senior, Biochemistry Major
Noah Daniels is a first-generation college student. With the support of Raymond Parks Endowed Scholarship, he has been able to pursue his passions in science and music at St. Thomas. Now he’s heading into the medical field to make his corner of the world a better place.
“I plan on going to medical school and this (scholarship) has given me motivation and hope the I am enough. It has given me the confidence to move forward.”