Inspiring Donor Stories
Thanks to supporters like you, we are able to make so much possible at CMU, and we are deeply grateful for your continued and dedicated commitment to our entire community.
Giving Since the Beginning
A donor-advised fund adds flexibility to CMU alumnus Bob Rifkin’s charitable giving
Giving What Feels Good
CMU alumnus Richard Glave is maximizing his support for Tartans with a tax-smart gift of retirement funds.
Returning the Favor
Margaret Morrison Carnegie alumnae Rosalyn Richman and her mother Selma Ryave are funding scholarships and more for the CMU community with their philanthropy.
Never Too Early
Tepper School of Business alumnus Steve Feyer encourages Tartans of all ages to get their will and estate plans in place — the sooner the better.
A Rewarding Retirement
Chris Forland’s years on campus prepared him for future successes, and he’s paying it forward to ensure the same holds true for Tartan engineers and his loved ones.
Hearts of Tartan
More than 70 years after they fell in love at CMU, Bob and Marty DuShaw’s support for undergraduate scholarships shows their hearts will always be in the work.
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SPRING 2024 Edition:
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By naming CMU as a beneficiary on his retirement plan, Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences alumnus Richard Glave is supporitng and enhancing the Tartan experience for underrepresented students in Dietrich College’s Information Systems program, who are native New Yorkers like himself.
- Along with funding your retirement, your IRA, 401(k), 403(b) or other retirement accounts can do good work at Carnegie Mellon.
FALL 2023 EDITION:
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Margaret Morrison Carnegie College alumna Rosalyn Richman’s careful planning will spur generations of Tartans to success.
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With a charitable gift annuity, you establish a legacy at CMU and enjoy the security of guaranteed income for life at the same time.
SPRING 2023 EDITION:
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Alumnus Steve Feyer is planning ahead and urgings others to do the same with their will and estate plans. He's sharing his intentions with his loved ones to create a fellowship for MBA students in the future.
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From reviewing your IRA and 401(k) accounts to evaluating a gift of appreciated assets, there are many creative and customizable charitable options to help you support the people and places close to your heart.
Join The Warner Circle
If you’ve made a life income gift to Carnegie Mellon or have named CMU in your estate plans, the university is proud to welcome you as a member of The Warner Circle donor recognition society. Let us know you’ve included CMU in your estate or financial plans by filling out our online form.
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