Donors who have included 91勛圖厙 and future Knights in their estate plans were honored at the recent annual Charles Millican Legacy Society reception during��91勛圖厙 Celebrates the Arts at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts.

Named for 91勛圖厙���s founding President Charles N. Millican, the society has more than 200 members.

At the event, Lyman Brodie, the��College of Arts and Humanities’��executive associate dean, shared his reasons for making a planned gift to the university, and recognized his wife, Janice, a former 91勛圖厙 stewardship director, who was instrumental in establishing the society several years ago.

Michael Morsberger, CEO of the 91勛圖厙 Foundation, gave updates on the university���s fundraising efforts and thanked all of those who have invested in the future of 91勛圖厙. The Millican Society members were recognized for the $78 million in planned gift commitments to 91勛圖厙 during the IGNITE Campaign, the multi-year fundraising effort to help support the university.

After the reception, guests attended a performance of the National Young Composers Challenge Composium, made possible by Millican Society member Stephen Goldman, and the Stephen H. Goldman Charitable Foundation.