Meet Our Donors

As a member, Caity says she’s seen all the good Kappa does for women and their communities. She says it just made sense to continue supporting Kappa.

Cathleen McKinney with her husband and 2 dogs

Cathleen Morrow McKinney

It made sense to use the funds in this way.

Beth Wiggins

The Foundation does great things.

Katie Smith Lambert

“You see the money you give is going to help people.”

Robin Miller Marshall

“For the women who are serious about their education and aim to better themselves, I’d like to play a small part in supporting their success.”

Joni Feiger Ragle

“I thought, ‘If I get help from Rose McGill, when I’m in a position to give back, that’s what I need to do.’”

Jane Boldrick

“Time marches on and I have become older, but I have always been a loyal and faithful member of Kappa Kappa Gamma.”

Helen Abbot

When Helen passed away in 2003 — a month shy of her 90th birthday — she left $1.6 million to the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation for the establishment of the Marisol Scholarship.

Wilma Winberg Johnson

“I stepped into an area I really knew little about, and yet, with the support of my Kappa sisters, I had the confidence to learn and do my job.”

Ellis Kurtz Gery

“Why do I give financially now and plan to give more to the Kappa Kappa Gamma Foundation after I die? Simply because Kappa, as an organization and the people in it, both in college and in my life now, has had a huge influence on me.”

Sandee Hill Smith

“I want to help ensure that every woman who wants an education can get it. If women get an education, they will be able to leverage it for the future and I want to help.”

Anne Fish

“Kappa is where I transformed from an awkward girl with no self-confidence to an independent woman. The Fraternity gave me so much. That is why I want to give back.”

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