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NCSU Libraries Focus Online

Volume 23 number 1 - Fall 2002

Development Updates

By Tracy Proctor, Library Development

What Is an Incubator Endowment?

The NCSU Libraries created the Incubator Endowment to provide an alternative for donors who want to support the library's collections but who need more than five years to achieve full library endowment status ($15,000). These accounts are named, perpetual funds administered by the NCSU Libraries within an endowment held by the NC State University Foundation. Incubator accounts may be created with an initial gift of $1,000 or more, and the donor may select a preference for a collection area.

New Incubator Endowments at the NCSU Libraries

Bonnie Lee and Maurice Baker Endowment

Dr. J. Conrad Glass Endowment

Jack and Gloria Norwood Endowment

Estelle K. Stewart Endowment

What Are Library Endowments?

Library endowments, which must be $15,000 or more, provide income that enhances the library's ability to purchase the books, materials, and technologies needed to sustain NC State University's intellectual excellence and to attract or retain key library faculty members.

New Endowments at the NCSU Libraries

Claire Simmons Allan-Samson Memorial Archival Endowment

(support for the Tom Regan Animal Rights Collection)

Jack and Gloria Norwood Library Endowment

(unrestricted support for the NCSU Libraries)

 

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