Questions about a gift you made through St. Olaf?
Giving Impact
Making a great future certain: Associate Professor of Mathematics Adam Berliner
Two St. Olaf students named Smaby Peace Scholars
A Transformative Experience Abroad, At No Additional Cost
In between music, math, and memories, a gift for Oles
Still helping future educators: Elaine Tracy ’39
Steen Fellowship supports student-initiated projects
Gift helps new Oles navigate ‘hidden curriculum’ and SOAR
New Boldt gift supports PACON, civil discourse
Giving Communities
OLE SUSTAINERS
Ole Sustainers make automatic monthly gifts through the St. Olaf Fund. This provides reliable, consistent support to meet emergent needs and opportunities for current and future Oles.
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE
The St. Olaf Fund Leadership Circle honors donors who give $2,500 or more to help Oles fully access the benefits of a St. Olaf education.
Manitou Heights Society
The Manitou Heights Society is St. Olaf’s premier planned giving circle. It includes donors who have included St. Olaf in their will or estate or made other qualifying investments in its future.
Donor Bill of Rights
Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. St. Olaf College follows guidelines for giving and stewardship outlined by the Giving Institute, the Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP), the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP), and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
We are happy to answer other questions you have about your giving:
Dan Riehle-Merrill (he, him, his)
Director of Donor Relations and Communications
Molly Westler (she, her, hers)
Associate Director of Donor Relations
Office Hours: Mon- Thurs 7:30-12, 12:30-4:30; Fri 7:30-12
View Profile →Megan Healy (she, her, hers / they, them, theirs)
Assistant Director of Donor Relations
Jarred McKinney (he, him, his)
Associate Director of Impact and Reporting
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