The Pearsons’ gift helps fund research at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in macular degeneration and regenerative medicine and supports two existing endowed funds established at the University of Nebraska Foundation by the Pearsons during their lifetimes.
Alyson Alvarez is the youngest of five and the first in her family to attend college.
Neither of her parents graduated from high school, so the fact that she is working on her doctorate in history at UNL, she says, “is a really big deal” to them and to her big, extended family back home in Southern California.
A career 3M executive who left a lasting impact on the company also left a lasting legacy at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln with an endowed scholarship.
Fiscal cliff deal revives the IRA charitable rollover for 2013
Tom and Janet Miller have more than a hundred children.
Masato, Renato, Luis Carlos, Salim, Kwon-ho…
The Andersons lived and worked in the San Francisco Bay Area, before retiring to that big house in Oregon.
Women Investing in Nebraska is a new group focused on collective giving
The retired forestry professor at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, Walt Bagley still lives here at Prairie Pines Arboretum.
State Farm Insurance of Nebraska gave a gift to the foundation for fellowship award for teachers desiring to improve their math and science teaching skills.
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