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$1,000 or more to Elderhostel, you become a member of the Lifelong
Learning Society, an honorary association created to recognize
generous friends who support Elderhostel at the leadership level
year after year. Donors may choose
to have their gifts used where needed most, or target their giving
to specific projects and
initiatives. Donors who
are interested in learning about naming opportunities for a gift
of $10,000 or more click here.
The Lifelong Learning Society
recognizes donors who make gifts
to the Elderhostel Annual Fund at
three levels:
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Phyllis Hudry, a generous
supporter of the Annual Fund, at the 30th Anniversary Gala in
Boston, November 6, 2005 — her 87th program — where
she won the award for most programs attended. |
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• Masters (gifts of $5,000
to $9,999)
This premiere group celebrates those annual donors who understand
the important role Elderhostel plays in providing programs that
enrich the mind, build connections and friendships among participants,
and foster a sense of community in our world. Gifts at this level
can be restricted to new program development or for enhancements
to existing programs. (read more about special
gifts)
• Scholars (gifts of $2,500 to $4,999)
Gifts at the Scholars level help ensure that every program we
offer meets the highest standards for content and instruction.
Thanks to the support of these generous friends, we are able to
offer exciting new programs every year, meeting the changing needs
and wishes of Elderhostelers.
• Fellows (gifts of $1,000 to $2,499)
Members of the Fellows level provide an essential foundation of
support for excellence and innovation at Elderhostel. |
Members of the Lifelong Learning Society will receive special
recognition in an annual Honor Roll for their generosity, and
will receive special communications from Elderhostel’s
President. “The Lifelong Learning Society is a way for
us to recognize donors who make substantial contributions to
Elderhostel,” says James Moses, Elderhostel President.
“Their support ensures that Elderhostel can continue not
only to offer our extraordinary programs but remain fiscally
sound from year to year –
thank you!”
For more information, please contact Ann Simanis, Associate
Vice President
of Development, at 617-457-5429, ann.simanis@elderhostel.org
or write to her at Elderhostel, 11 Avenue de Lafayette, Boston,
MA 02111.
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Betty La Due and her son, John, on an Elderhostel program on the
Elbe River. Click here
to read Betty’s story and why she chooses to support the
Annual Fund.
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May 13, 2008
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