2010-2011 Annual Report

We are grateful for our partners who support Cedarville in a variety of ways: Gift Planning and Endowment A long-term investment providing the foundation for the Cedarville experience Once invested, the gift earns interest used either as income for the donors during their lifetime or as a scholarship for students. Bequests are ideal for donors without immediate access to their assets who desire to plan their charitable intentions for the future. Cedarville Fund Programs: An annual investment in the distinctive programs that make up the Cedarville experience Support academics, chapel, Christian ministries, student life ... everything it takes to operate day to day, year to year. Scholarships: An annual investment to keep the Cedarville experience accessible These funds are awarded by financial aid for qualified students with additional financial need. Donor-Funded Scholarships A personal investment in an individual student’s Cedarville experience Donors can name their scholarship and choose to benefit students in a specific major, life circumstance, ethnicity, hometown, etc. Named scholarships can be endowed or annually funded. Academics A timely investment in the heart of Cedarville’s mission A Cedarville education is marked by excellence and grounded in biblical truth. Supporting a specific academic area advances opportunities for students and faculty in their field. Capital Campaigns A practical investment in the unique environment where the Cedarville experience takes place Thanks to the generosity of many individuals, Cedarville is blessed to have quality facilities that match the excellence of our programs. Yellow Jacket Athletics An athletic investment in students who represent Christ on the field and on the court Yellow Jacket Club members may designate gifts for equipment, special projects, and financial aid for academically qualified athletes and athletic training students. Missions Involvement Services A life-changing investment that allows students to explore short-term missions These experiences deepen students’ perspectives about their world when they experience global missions firsthand. 14