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Michael O’Donnell: How my Fellowship in 1966 Shaped a Lifetime of Gratitude and Giving
Michael O’Donnell, a 1966 Woodrow Wilson Fellow who went on to become a professor and school administrator, recalls how his fellowship changed his life, shaped his career, and impacted his desire to give back.
Read MoreThe Sullivans: Married Former Fellows Support Efforts to Develop Better Educated Citizens
Barry Sullivan, a 1970 Woodrow Wilson Fellow, and Dr. Winnifred Fallers Sullivan, a 1992 Newcombe Fellow, met at a student party when they were law students at the University of Chicago in the 1970s. Both credit the Fellowships they received for supporting their varied and distinguished careers. Mr. Sullivan was accepted into a Ph.D. program…
Read MoreA Gift from Your IRA: Two Tax-Wise Ways to Provide Critical Support
The traditional qualified charitable distribution (QCD) is a gift you make directly from your IRA to Citizens & Scholars. Consider the benefits.
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