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| Rank | State | Gifts |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | NY | 18 |
| 2 | PA | 13 |
| 3 | FL | 11 |
Alan
Mulally
$14,813.94
Jan 27, 2021
Thang Nguyen
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
$500
Dec 31, 2020
Juana
Bordas
$105
Dec 31, 2020
Sandy Kautz
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
$105
Dec 31, 2020
Santo Marabella
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
$105
Dec 31, 2020
Torin Perez
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein "To serve is to live."
$500
Dec 31, 2020
Christina
Proscia
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 30, 2020
Anonymous
$250
Dec 30, 2020
Anonymous
$1,000
Dec 30, 2020
Patty
Fricke
$105
Dec 30, 2020
Molly Tschang
In Honor of To the indomitable and forever-inspiring Frances Hesselbein! Love you!
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 30, 2020
Christian
Horak
$105
Dec 30, 2020
Jason Womack
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
$105
Dec 30, 2020
John Keeler & Anne Kamstra Keeler
In Memory of Professor and former Associate Dean Martin Staniland
$500
Dec 17, 2020
John Keeler & Anne Kamstra Keeler
In Memory of Professor and former Associate Dean David Miller
$500
Dec 17, 2020
Digit
Murphy
$105
Dec 16, 2020
Michael Stallard
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 16, 2020
Jeong Bae
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
$105
Dec 16, 2020
William
Bonnell
$250
Dec 16, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 14, 2020
Tina Sung
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
$500
Dec 08, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 08, 2020
Robert Dilenschneider
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 07, 2020
Elba
Cabrera
$19.98
Dec 07, 2020
James Dittmar
In Honor of Frances Hesselbein
$51
Dec 07, 2020
$19.98
Presidential Medal of Freedom
In 1998, President Bill Clinton awarded Frances the Presidential Medal of Freedom—the nation’s highest civilian honor—and recognized her as a “a pioneer for women, volunteerism, diversity and opportunity.” A gift at this level celebrates this achievement and honors Frances’ legacy as a champion of diversity and inclusion.
$51
Inspiring Military Leaders
From 2009-2011, Frances held the 1951 Chair for the Study of Leadership at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point. She was the first woman, and the first non-graduate to serve in this Chair. In this position, she inspired hundreds of cadets and seasoned military leaders with her commitment to ethical, values-based leadership.
$105
Happy Birthday Frances!
Donate in honor of Frances’ “milestone” 2020 November 1 birthday! (105! Shhh! Frances believes that “Age is irrelevant, it is what you do with your life that counts.”)
$250
Support a Student
Support one graduate student pursuing a career in international affairs—whether as a diplomat, intelligence and security official, development professional, or in the private sector—in working effectively with leaders from around the world through the Hesselbein Leadership Program in International Affairs, designed and directed by Julia Santucci.
$500
Fund a Workshop
Fund one leadership development workshop led by a featured Hesselbein Executive Coach, who will provide mentoring to GSPIA students and counsel to faculty and staff on programming and research in the Hesselbein Forum.
$1,000
Leaders Developing Leaders
Celebrate the number of Leader to Leader Journal authors who have contributed to the Hesselbein Forum pool of intellectual capital, which serves as a resource for graduate students and leaders in all three sectors.
$1,500
Fund a Lecture
Fund one Hesselbein Lecture, featuring proven leaders and thoughtful scholars presenting state-of-the-art ideas on leadership theory and practice, with a focus on public and nonprofit organizations.
$3,030
Happy Anniversary!
Honor 30 years of leadership inspiration! The Hesselbein Forum began in 1990 (founded as the Peter F. Drucker Foundation for Nonprofit Management) and through the years was renamed to honor the leadership legacy and ongoing contributions of Frances Hesselbein. 2020 marks the 30th anniversary of an organization strengthening leadership and inspiring leaders.
