Clovia - University of Minnesota

PAGE 8 | CLOVIA JOIN US IN SUPPORTING OUR SISTERS A s the needs of collegiate students and our members continue to evolve, we need a place where our sisters can grow into the best version of themselves. We need a home where future Clovers can develop their own sincere friendships, just like we did, and grow into strong young women. Before plans for the rebuild were finalized, a survey of Beta of Clovia alumnae was conducted to uncover the potential for a project of this size and what it would take to make it happen. Working with a professional fundraising firm, Pennington & Company, 91% of interviewed alumnae shared they believe significant updates to the Clovia house are essential to our chapter's continued success at the U. But to do this, we need you to consider this much-needed project as part of your philanthropic priorities. Join us in committing to Beta of Clovia by making your gift today. We hope you will be inspired to make a recurring gift that is significant and meaningful to you. Just as the women who came before us gave of themselves to ensure the legacy of Beta of Clovia, we must now do the same for the next generation. A special thank you to these individuals for their loyalty and service on this project! Each has dedicated their time and energy throughout the multiple phases of this vision. We could not have done it without you! BUILDING COMMITTEE Linda Grieme '77, Chair Julie Bosch Drechsler '91 Randy Knutson and Elizabeth Rabbe Knutson '14 Lauren Servick '15 Johanna Knorr '17 Robin Tidd '21 Maureen Meier '75, former member FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE Julie Bosch Drechsler '91, Chair Janice Welti Strand '62 Julie Tesch '98 Karen Annexstad Humphrey '72, former member CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Janice Welti Strand '62, Co-Chair Mary Greeley Bartz '76, Co-Chair Rebecca Hruska Lieser '71 Karla Krenik Mayer '82 Julie Bosch Drechsler '91 Deborah Mayo Binder '91 Sarah Tesmer Dornink '06 Jennifer Janak Coyne '14 Elizabeth Rabbe Knutson '14 BUILDING THE BEST BETTER

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