Creating a Culture of Giving
ASHRAE’s mission is To Improve the Quality of Life, and To Answer Tomorrow’s Questions Through Research TODAY.  Last year over $2 million was raised by local chapters which was matched by $1.5 M from Society’s general fund, resulting in $3.5 M to advance the arts and sciences of heating, ventilating, air conditioning, and refrigeration to serve humanity and promote a sustainable world.  Your investment is not for development of products but for discovery of PRINCIPLES not for the Present but for the Future.

The Utah Chapter’s 2010-11 goal is $12,600.  To meet this goal, we plan to:

* Double the number of individual donors to 100

* Past Presidents’ Circle – 16 of 26 Presidents * who are still members have donated this year. Our goal is 20.

* Ensure that all industry organizations are asked to invest in research

How can you help? Two easy ways!

1) Go to …
www.ashrae.org/contribute (http://www NULL.ashrae NULL.org/contribute)

Or

2)  Mail a check made out to ASHRAE Research, c/0 Lyn Felton, 2856 Live Oak Cr. SLC, UT 84117

Progress as of Jan 4th, 2011

 

Our Individual Progress


38 contributors; our goal is 100

38% of Goal

 

Individuals – $100 +

Gary Anthon
Gaylen Atkinson *
Brett Christiansen
Tom Colvin*
Rod Butler *
Doug Bohner
Matt Degooyer
Ronda Engstrom *
Lyn Felton *
Sara Frame *
Tom Fujikawa
Jeff Grant
Cory Greenwell
Trent Hunt
Jim Patterson *
Knute Peterson
Chris Robertson *
Dan Rollins *
George Sabol *
Jason Schroeder
Michael Smith
Terry Shields
Neil Spencer *
Larry Veigel *
Doug Wilkinson *

 

Individuals – up to $99

Walter Baranowski
Brandon Briggs *
David Clayton
Michael Dallon
Daniel Donohoe
Bryce Gardner *
Scott Gwilliam
Shelly Lester
Chuck Lush *
Jim Paull
Lincoln Porter

 

Gold Sponsors $500 to $999 

Colvin Engineering Associates
Heath Engineering
Midgley Huber

Silver Sponsors $250 to $499


Bronze Sponsors up to $249

 

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