Giving to Loyola
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Loyola University Chicago is proud to announce a generous estate gift of $4 million from Dr. Kenneth Micetich (BS ’69, MD ’74) and Mr. George Campbell
Loyola University Chicago is proud to announce a generous estate gift of $4 million from Dr. Kenneth Micetich (BS ’69, MD ’74) and Mr. George Campbell in support of the College of Arts and Sciences. This unrestricted investment will provide vital flexibility to advance the College’s highest priorities, strengthening academic programs, faculty initiatives, and student opportunities.
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Loyola is proud to announce a generous $750,000, two-year commitment from the Bedford Falls Foundation, through its donor-advised fund.
Loyola University Chicago is proud to announce a generous $750,000, two-year commitment from the Bedford Falls Foundation, through its donor-advised fund that establishes new nursing scholarships and strengthens the University’s award-winning nursing student success program.
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Loyola University Chicago has received a $1.7 million gift from the Westlake Health Foundation
Loyola University Chicago has received a $1.7 million gift from the Westlake Health Foundation to sustain and strengthen programs at the School-Based Health Center (SBHC) at Proviso East High School in Maywood, Illinois.
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