Endowments

Endowed Gifts
Endowments to the University Libraries provide a steady, dependable stream of income that can be used to build collections, buy equipment, hire students and other employees, and offer additional services to our patrons. When other income sources are variable or uncertain, endowments become even more important to maintain excellence in the Libraries. As a donor, you will receive annual reports on the materials purchased or the other accomplishments made possible by your gift.
Below is a list of endowments currently benefiting the Libraries:
- George E. and Daisy D. Baird Memorial Library Endowment Fund (1988)
- Barksdale Family Library Endowment (1994)
- Baxter History Collection (1985)
- James Army and Iris Brown Family Library Endowment (1983)
- Lucy L. and J. Gale Chumley Endowment (1993)
- Friends of the Library Endowment (1985)
- Garner Library Fund (1964)
- General Library Endowment Fund (1986)
- Dr. Jeanne L. Holley Library Endowment (1993)
- Latham Library Fund (1985)
- Seymour Lawrence Collection (1993)
- Dr. E. Wilson Lyon Memorial Library Endowment Fund (1990)
- “M” Club Memorial Library Endowment (1986)
- Thelma Boozer McMullan Memorial Library Endowment (1999)
- Sarah Harlan Morrison Memorial Library Endowment (1996)
- Charles E. Noyes Library Endowment Fund (1991)
- E. H. Patterson Library Endowment (1997)
- Louis I. Pigott Library Endowment (1983)
- John Pilkington Library Endowment Fund (1985)
- Hugh L. Quarles Library Endowment (2002)
- Emma Rogers Library Endowment (2004)
- Mary Elizabeth McDonald Russell Library Endowment Fund (1988)
- Mahala Saville Library Fund (1968)
- Special Collection Development Endowment (2002)
- Special Collection Endowment Fund (1983)
- Clarence Steber Library Fund (1971)
- Gerald Walton Library Endowment (2001)
- Williams’ Library Reference Dept. Quasi-Endowment (1991)
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