Senior Gift

Our Class of 2025 has hit the ground running! We are in the process of exploring gift options now and are moving full speed ahead with fundraising. Stay tuned for updates and check out the ways you can support their efforts below!

DONATE TO THE SENIOR GIFT

 

 

Senior Gift Fundraisers

By Nov. 27: Send a Finals Week Care Package to a KWC Student HERE

Any time: Make a donation HERE
Seniors who donate $20.25 will have their name listed on the plaque/wall as a leadership donor on whatever senior gift is decided! 

Past Senior Gifts

Class of 2024

The Class of 2024’s Senior Gift was a historic mural created by 2023 Outstanding Alumnus of the Arts K.O. Lewis ’08! The mural is located on the first floor of the Barnard-Jones Administration Building and represents much of the College’s history including: – All 3 Kentucky Wesleyan College campuses – Iconic landmarks like the Winchester columns, Minerva and the Millersburg bell – Prominent figures like Talmage Hocker ’27, Dr. Yu Hak Hahn ’58, Lydia Dorman ’82, George ’69 & Seretha (Summers) Tinsley ’71, Gus E. Paris, Dr. W.L. Magnuson and Luellen Pyles ’44 – All 8 NCAA Men’s Basketball National Championship banners – National sororities & fraternities, past & present

Class of 2023

The Class of 2023 gifted a beautiful archway to campus on May 4, 2023. Watch the video below to see the final product! Thanks to the many faculty, staff, alumni, friends and students who helped make this dream become a reality. 

 

Class of 2022

The Kentucky Wesleyan Alumni Association and the Class of 2022 worked together identify, plan and fundraise for their Senior Gift. Right before Commencement, we were finally able to unveil the 8-foot-tall gift on campus!
The new wood carved statue of Wesley N. Panther was placed right in front of our Prospective Student Parking and can be seen all the way from Frederica! We’re so proud of our seniors for dreaming up a gift that will be used by our Panthers for years to come and working hard to make it happen! It has since been added to thanks to the sisters of Kappa Delta – who fundraised together to create the Kappa Delta Welcome Patio in the same space.

Class of 2002

We will forever remember the lives that were lost and impacted by the attacks on 9/11, including our own Thomas Hohlweck, Jr. ’67.
We continue to honor them by displaying a Flag of Honor, which was flown over the site of the terrorist attacks and then framed and placed in the Winchester Center. The flag contains the names of all those that perished in the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, United flights 175 and 93 and American flights 11 and 77, including the heroic emergency services personnel who gave their lives to save others.
The Winchester Community Center also houses our commemorative display remembering the people and events that shaped the Class of 2002, given as a senior gift from the class. The Sept. 12 front page of the Messenger-Inquirer is prominently featured.