SBAB Shak III Campaign
Campaign Status
Shak III is complete!!!
| Goal: | $2,460,000 |
|---|---|
| As of 4/15/05: | $2,100,073 (518 donors) |
| Remaining: | $359,927 |
Update on Shak III
Thanks to everyone who has contributed to the Shak III effort so far! In March, the construction team applied for the necessary permits, and the building project is definitely moving ahead—very close to being on schedule. The fundraising effort is nearly complete—there's just about $350,000 left to get a shiny new Shak. Now that we're so close, every little bit counts! So if you haven't given yet, please consider doing so; if you have recently come into some unexpected cash, think about sending it our way; and if you made a pledge that you haven't yet paid, now's the time!
If we don't bring in the final $350,000, cost-saving measures will be taken to reduce the scope of the project down to the amount we have raised. While still fabulous, a reduced-scope Shak might not include such important features as acoustic treatments for practice rooms, storage areas for drumz, toobz and The Tree, and second floor bathrooms. Please help the project remain at its original grandeur and donate today! Feel free to contact a friendly Alumni Board member if you would like additional information on the Shak III project or campaign.
The Shak III Fund
Note: In case you didn't get our solicitation letter in December—or if you didn't get enough of it the first time—check out our appeal for Shak III funds mailed to nearly 3,000 Band alums. A huge thanks to Julie Stanford for donating her time and expertise to design it—check out Sliced Bread Design if you want her to do your project too (but unlike us, you'll have to pay her). Also, if you want to make sure you receive future SBAB mailings, make sure your address is updated with Stanford University and ask them to tag your file as a Band alum.
If you're an LSJUMB Old Fart™, you've probably heard about the efforts of the LSJUMB and the Stanford Band Alumni Board to raise funds for a new rehearsal facility, which will be located at the current site of the DeGuerre courts. In an effort to provide you with more information, here are some of the pertinent documents surrounding the nature of this effort:
- LSJUMB Facility Proposal - 1.6 MB
- DeGuerre Facility Plans (simplified) - 64 kB
- DeGuerre Facility Plans (as of 8/31/2004) - 208 kB
- Future Shak III Location (GIF) - 68 kB
- Future Shak III Location (PDF) - 204 kB
How can I help?
There are many different ways you can contribute to the Shak III fund. And, of course, if you have any questions about a payment method, feel free to ask.
| Personal Check: | Make the check payable to Stanford University. Include Stanford Band Shak Project XEAAA in the memo line. Checks can be mailed to:
Jonrie Dávila |
| Appreciated Stock: | If you would like to contribute appreciated stock to the fund, you can fax a completed Securities Transfer Request Form to Victoria Von Schell at (650) 854-9267.
Securities Transfer Request FormFor further inquiries about contributing appreciated stock, send an e-mail to Jonrie Dávila at jonried@stanford.edu (there can be valuable tax advantages). |
| Credit Card: | Anyone wishing to use a credit card needs to do it by phone. Call Jonrie at (650) 725-4363. |
Donors to Shak III
The LSJUMB and Stanford Band Alumni Board thank the following Old Farts and friends for their generosity. We also appreciate those who have made pledges to the campaign.
$500,000+
Stanford Department of Athletics
$250,000+
Anonymous
$100,000+
Franklin, Carl
Arrillaga, John
Estate of Hubert & Virginia Stronck
$50,000+
Jardetzky, Alex & Adrienne
Kroll, Buddy
Morris S. Smith Foundation (Dr. Carl, Sterling, and Larry Franklin, Trustees)
$30,000+
Beyers, Robby and Elena
Tyrrell, Gary
$20,000+
Campbell, Dean
Fouts, Marie
Hewlett, Billy and Kimberly
Montag, Tom
$10,000+
Faye, Olen
Maurice Amado Foundation
Robertson, Frank
$5000+
Anonymous
Blasberg, Steve
Blinn, Anna Marie
Blinn, Atie
Connell, Bill & Kathy
Cook, Melinda Meyers
Denning-Bowman, Roberta (Brown Penny Fund)
Franklin, Craig
Franklin, Larry
Franklin, Sterling
Grand, Richard, Fdn
Gruenewald, Ray "Disco"
Hondl, Chris & Terrell-Hondl, Marjorie
Mela, Alan
Povse, Jerry
Tran, Thai
$2500+
Bentley, Daniel T.
Dávila, Jonrie
Estruth, Jerry
Johnson, Rich "Peenwater"
Karp, Dan
Sherman, Jon
Spitz, Stephen
Westbrook, Andrew F. "Andy"
$1000+
Anderson, Douglas D.
Anderson, Mark E.
Angle, Courtney
Ayer, Donald
Barnes, Arthur P.
Borovsky, Dave
Brooks, Allyson M. Brown & Andrew
Cullenward, Michael J.
DeBarger, Scott
DeVol, Randy
Elman, Adam
Fovinci, L. Lynne Sangster & Mario
Gluck, Clifford D., MD
Grubb, Barbara and Gary
Ha, Julie
Harris, James S., PhD
Hurst, Karen
Lane, Ambdr. L. William, Jr.
Langlotz, Bennet & Angela
Lewis, Kern
Mannion, John & Heather
Miramontes, Loretta Churchill
Munson, Rolf
Murray, Michael M.
Nelson, Jerry (GC) & Unnevehr, Laurian
Neschleba, Patrick
Novick, Michael
Olsen, Steven R., MD
Pam, Rick
Patitucci, Frank
Petursson, Ingvar & Claudia
Pifer, Steven (Ambassador)
Quaintance, Chris
Quinn, Chris
Rahn, Jeffrey T. and Cree, Kelli
Rodgers, Mr. Kit (Inverlochy Foundation)
Rooke, Alec
Scott, Caroline J. Fouts
Smith, Dean F., MD
Smith, Tina Flint
Smollen, Margaret "Meg"
Sotomayor, Manuel G., Col. "Alex"
Stemmle, Donald W., MD
Stemmle, Michael
Straffin, Ethan
Voyles, Glenn
Wooley, Kevin
Yates, Chris
$500+
|
Adams, David and Marian M. |
Langenbrunner, James L., Ph.D |
$100+
|
Adams, Justin L. |
Lux, Edward J. |
$50+
|
Adams, Robert L. |
Luckey, Dr. John A. & Kathleen B |
Up to $50
|
Ayers, Jennifer |
Marx, Douglas E. |
We also thank our generous in-kind donors:
Keira Chang - design
Saif Choudhury - website
Conrad Rushing - design
Julie Stanford and Sliced Bread Design - design
Stanford Band Alumni Board
The Stanford Band Alumni Board currently consists of the following members:
Frank G. Robertson, '65, Chair
Steve BLasberg, '72, Vice Chair
Caroline Scott '77, Secretary
Robby Beyers, '80
Amy Blasberg, '05
John Chase, '00
Scot DeBarger, '85
Carrie Edwards, '07
Katie Holt, '77
Karen Hurst, '88
Henry Kim, '88
Kern Lewis, '79
Greg Louden, '89
Alan Mela, '72
Chris Quaintance, '96
Kit Rodgers, '96
Josh Schiller, '97
Terrill Tanaka, '75