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| About Us - Foundation |
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The
Meridian Technology Center Foundation provides a variety of
ways for individuals and companies to contribute to students
who need assistance with obtaining education and training opportunities. |
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Established in 1985, The Meridian Technology Center Foundation
is designed to advance vocational-technical education making
education and training opportunities accessible to all individuals
who desire personal and professional growth. The Foundation
provides donors with a channel to contribute to the vitality
of the state, industry, community, and the individual while
recipients realize the personal and financial benefits of
pursuing a new career or enhancing current job skills. It's
a gratifying, win-win proposition for all.
The Meridian Technology Center Foundation, a 501 (c) (3)
nonprofit corporation, accomplishes its purpose by providing
scholarships and loans for tuition, books and supplies to
students attending Meridian Technology Center.
For more information about the Meridian Technology Center
Foundation, contact:
Beth
Buchanan, Executive Director
Foundation Board Members
- Mr. Rick Davis, Guthrie
- Mr. Kendall Grindstaff, Stillwater
- Mr. Randy Kellogg, Guthrie
- Mr. Bob Kerns, Stillwater
- Mr. Rick McSwain, Morrison
- Mr. Calvin Oyster, Perkins
- Mr. Joe Sewell, Perry
- Dr. Joe Williams, Stillwater
Below is a list of opportunities for contributing to the
Meridian Technology Center Foundation. All gifts are tax deductible.
Donors will receive an official acknowledgment and receipt
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| The
2007 Golf Classic
This year's Golf Classic was an overwhelming success.
The Meridian Technology Center Foundation would like to express
its gratitude to sponsors, players and volunteers that contributed
to this vital fundraising effort.
Top Finishers
1st Place - Steve Tiger, Charles Carroll, Jamie Osterhout and Bill Candler
2nd Place - Pat Cheap, Mike Cheap, James Martin and Chris Hirzel
3rd Place - Mark Littlefield, Mark Wilson, Gannon Mendez and Kathryn Littlefield
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Community Pillar
Endowment
The Community Pillar Endowment Scholarship program can make
a difference in the lives of others by putting education in
their reach. The program, focusing on "community pillar"
support, is in recognition of companies, businesses and individuals
who desire to strengthen the quality of life for others. In
return, donors' names will be permanently linked to the scholarship
each establishes. A $10,000 gift, which may be funded over a
period of years, creates a Community Pillar Endowment.
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| The Francis Tuttle Society
Meridian Technology Center Foundation established The Francis
Tuttle Society in 1997, not only to honor Dr. Tuttle for his
unmatched contributions to vocational-technical education
but also to recognize generous donors who wish to put this
avenue of education within the grasp of those who cannot bear
its financial obligation on their own. The Society honors
individuals, corporations, foundations, and organizations
making gifts of $25,000 or more to Meridian Technology Center
Foundation. Their gifts help ensure training and education
for untold numbers of deserving and promising individuals
in the future.
Outright and planned gifts received by the Foundation create
named endowments, to provide resources that generate on-going
financial assistance for students enrolled in career and technology
training programs. Members of The Francis Tuttle Society receive
special recognition for their generosity, enjoy tax advantages,
and have the satisfaction of knowing they are leaving a lasting
legacy for future generations.
Options for planned gifts can benefit tax liability and the
Foundation at the same time. These include bequests to the
Foundation in a will, the gift of a life insurance policy
or of appreciated securities and property, the establishment
of a charitable trust, and the designation of the Foundation
as beneficiary to a retirement plan or IRA. |
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Incubator Featured in Publication |
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Meridian's Center for Business Development is the focus of i2E's magazine. |
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Assistance for Entrepreneurs |
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The Kauffman Foundation's FastTrac® Program now available
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Financial Aid |
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Don't
let money problems keep you from learning skills for a new career. Check
out the variety of financial aid options for full-time students. |
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MENU
AT THE TERRACE
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Monday
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Chicken Tenders, Swedish Meatballs, Black Eyed Peas and Rice Pilaf
Desserts:
Blackberry Cobbler
and
Pumpkin Cheesecake Pie |
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Tuesday
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Garlic Frittered Chicken, Steak Diane, Fresh Vegetable Medley and Whipped Potatoes and Gravy
Desserts:
Fresh Apple Cake
and
Lemon Bars |
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Wednesday
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Cajun Cuisine:
Blackened Chicken, Cajun Filet of Fish, Shrimp Creole, Fried Okra and Red Beans and Rice
Desserts:
Peanut Butter Cake
and
Triple Treat |
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Thursday
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London Broil, Pecan Chicken, Broccoli and Cauliflower Medley and Lyonnaise Potatoes
Desserts:
Chess Pie
and
Chocolate Lava Cakes |
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Friday
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Pot Roast, Stuffed Chicken and Roasted Carrots and Potatoes
Desserts:
Chocolate Cheesecake
and
Strawberry Pie |
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