Why We Give
VWU Professor Invests in Students’ Futures With Special Gift
Dr. Charles Kessler, ordained minister and beloved professor of Religious Studies, cared as much for his students’ lives as for their learning. See how he and his wife, Viola, used their estate plan to extend his impact at Virginia Wesleyan University.
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New Campus Entranceway Named for Sue Benton Birdsong
The strength of Virginia Wesleyan today can be traced in significant ways to the generosity and forethought of our dedicated supporters, like Sue and George Birdsong.
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Trustee Emeritus S. Frank Blocker, Jr., Remembered as a Businessman and Generous Benefactor
The impact of S. Frank Blocker, Jr.’s generosity will be felt far and wide on Virginia Wesleyan University’s campus for generations to come.
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Fond Memories Inspire an Estate Gift
There was no single event that encouraged Dan Mason '88 to leave a legacy here at Virginia Wesleyan College. Rather, a series of life-shaping experiences led him down the path to the creation of his estate gift.
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Making A Difference in the Life of a Student
While Robin came to Virginia Wesleyan College in 1970 to gain an education, he left with the ability to educate thousands.
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Leaving a Legacy While Helping Others
To The Honorable Deborah Paxson '75, the opportunity to leave a legacy at Virginia Wesleyan College is just as important as helping others graduate from her alma mater. Deborah graduated from VWC in 1975 and was very pleased with the liberal arts education she received.
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Close-Knit Community, Family Experience Prompts Gift
Robert and Mercedes McNutt were first introduced to Virginia Wesleyan in 2006 when their oldest son, Josh, earned a scholarship to attend the College. Not long after, their younger son, Matt, chose to attend VWC as well.
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