Funding the Creative Spirit
College of Fine Arts alumni Bernard “Bernie” and Sally Dobroski’s lives were transformed at Carnegie Tech, and now they’re focused on ensuring the same for future Tartans though an endowed scholarship and a pair of endowed funds.
Hearts of Tartan
More than 70 years after they fell in love at CMU, Bob and Marty DuShaw’s support for undergraduate scholarships shows their hearts will always be in the work.
Engineering a Legacy
Ron Frank wants to ensure everyone has the opportunity to pursue a life-changing CMU education now and for generations to come.
A Meaningful Impact
Over the past 30 years, Audrey Fitzgerald has always quite literally answered the call to support the next chapter of the Carnegie Mellon University story.
A Worthwhile Investment
A lifetime of savvy financial decisions has positioned Claude and Verna Gibble to share their hard-earned savings with the next generation of CMU students
Tartan Traditions Newsletter
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Spring 2022 Edition:
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College of Fine Arts alumni Bernard “Bernie” and Sally Dobroski’s lives were transformed at Carnegie Tech, and now they’re focused on ensuring the same for future Tartans though an endowed scholarship and a pair of endowed funds.
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Thinking about making a tax-advantaged gift and are age 70 1/2 or older? A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) from an IRA could be an excellent option to support your favorite area of CMU.
Fall 2021 Edition:
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Bob and Marty DuShaw’s support for undergraduate scholarships shows their hearts will always be in the work.
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You can advance Carnegie Mellon University’s world-leading innovation — all while giving more than you dreamed possible! Gifting appreciated stock can be one of the most financially advantageous and tax-savvy ways to make an impact.
Spring 2021 Edition:
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Professor Emerita Barbara Freed built CMU’s Modern Language Department, and she’s giving back to ensure its impact continues for future Tartans.
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From reviewing your retirement accounts to evaluating donor advised fund options, there are many ways to maximize your giving impact to your favorite organizations and causes.
Join The Warner Circle
If you’ve made a life income gift to Carnegie Mellon or have named CMU in your estate plans, the university is proud to welcome you as a member of The Warner Circle donor recognition society. Let us know you’ve included CMU in your estate or financial plans by filling out our online form.
Contact Gift Planning by phone: 412-268-5346