1993 Volume 116 No 1–4 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

Phi Delta Theta Foundation
1992 Campaign
By Robert J. Miller
President of the Foundation
AS Phi Delta Theta's Educational Foundation
has matured (it was authorized by
the 1960 Convention), the need to adjust donor
levels to reflect cumulative giving has increased as
well. At a 1992 meeting of the Board of Trustees,
new associations were estabUshed at the $25,000,
$20,000, and $15,000 levels honoring
Foimders Robert Morrison, John
McMiUan WUson, and Ardivan
Walker Rodgers respectively. In
doing so, it was necessary to rename
the associations at the $7,500 and
$5,000 levels, and these were
designated the Robert Thompson
Drake and Andrew Watts Rogers
Associations accordingly. The
complete Ust of giving levels
appears on the next page.
Significant gifts during 1992
provided for the creation of three
new named funds. Brother Maurice
E. Shaffer, Dickinson '30, a longtime
member of the Founders Club, made
a $50,000 gift to estabUsh a fund m
his name. FoUovraig graduation
from Dickinson College, Brother
Educational Foundation financial summary 1992
A breakdown of gifts over the calendar year. Deviation from 1991 numbers are
given in parentheses
Phi contributions
Non-Phi contributions
Bequests
Non-monetary & misc
7,516 (+7%) 6,303 (-1%)
56 (-15%) 56 (-15%)
2 (-50%) 2 (0%)
0 0
TOTAL 7,574 (+6%) 6,361 (-1%)
$492,139.32 (+28%)
$23,747.00 (+24%)
$7,000.00 (-95%)
0.00
$522,886.32 (-2%)
Shaffer entered the University of
Pittsburgh Law School, where he
received a degree in 1934. He was
admitted to practice before the
Common Pleas Court of Dauphin
County as weU as the Permsylvania
Superior and Supreme Courts and
the United States Supreme Court.
He was a member of the firm of
Shaffer, Calkins and Balaban in
Harrisburg, Permsylvarua, imtil his
retirement. Maurie and his wife,
Dorothea,
divide their time
between a
winter home in
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Maurice Shaffer mLewisberry,
Permsylvania,
where they host the armual Central
Permsylvarua Alumru Club picruc.
Brother Arthiu- C. Musselman,
Gettysburg '28, estabUshed a $35,000
fund to make scholarship grants
avaUable for qualified candidates at
his alma mater. A native of
Gettysburg, Permsylvania, Brother
Musselman attended local schools
and graduated from Gettysburg
CoUege in 1928, foUowing which he
received a master's degree from