Loyal and True

Each year, nearly 10,000 donors demonstrate their loyalty to the future of OSU by giving cumulative university donations of $100 or more. The Loyal and True giving society exists to recognize those individuals.


What is Loyal and True?

The Loyal and True giving society recognizes individuals who give a cumulative annual donation of $100 or more to Oklahoma State University. Loyal and True donors will receive:

  • A designating level window decal
  • Bi-annual impact e-newsletters
  • Subscription to STATE magazine
  • Invitation to exclusive events for Platinum level donors

Loyal and True recognizes donors in an exciting way at various giving levels represented by iconic images from the Stillwater campus.

Give Today and Get Your Decals in the Mail!


Loyal and True Donor Levels

Student

All Student Gifts

Orange & Black

$100-$999

Bronze

$1,000-$2,499

Silver

$2,500-$4,999

Gold

$5,000-$9,999

Platinum

$10,000 +


What types of gifts qualify me for Loyal and True?

Oklahoma State University donors qualify for Loyal and True through all annual gifts excluding unpaid pledges. Included in this total will be:

  • Cash gifts
  • Total annual pledge amounts
  • Gifts of property and other irrevocable gifts
  • Matching gift expectancies
  • 100% related giving
  • Soft credits
  • Athletic gifts
  • In-kind gifts

Loyal and True Donor Spotlight

Kenneth E. Lawson
Manhattan, KS
Sociology, 2010
Orange & Black Level

Kenneth E. Lawson
Kenneth Lawson was inspired by his wife Krystal, to pursue a degree later in life. They attended OSU together beginning in 2007, and Lawson graduated Summa Cum Laude in Sociology before beginning dialysis due to an inherited kidney disease in the summer of 2010. Kenneth and his wife describe Oklahoma State as “offering so much, both inside and outside the classroom.” “We not only got a world-class education, but also received the support we needed in order to succeed.” Since his graduation in 2010 with honors, Lawson was chosen for a kidney transplant (December of 2015), and is doing quite well, enjoying retirement with Krystal in Kansas.

When asked to describe his Orange Passion, Lawson shared his wish, “to give back with gratitude.”


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