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Jan 2020
“What scholarships do is make opportunities for students possible that previously seemed impossible,” says Craig Nelson of Ogden, Utah. Craig and his wife, Heather, enjoyed a long association—more than 22 years—with LDS Business College before he retired as a vice president in 2017. Now, as the new co-chairs of the F. Y. and Anna Fox Society, they are excited to continue serving students at a place they have a great fondness for.
“We’ve been really grateful to be involved in the effort of lifting and strengthening young people at the college,” says Heather. “Having a legacy gift makes it possible for us to have a bigger influence than we could otherwise,” says Craig. “It’s about the opportunity to give. It’s taken years to learn it, but there are great blessings to being a charitable giver, and we hope to help many others learn this same lesson.”
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Kerry and Cynthia Belnap love being members of the Fox Society. Kerry was introduced to the society during the 28 years he worked in the Philanthropies Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. As Kerry and Cynthia met and interacted with donors, students, and professors as a part of Kerry’s job, they both felt drawn to participating in the society.
“Ensign College is a jewel in the Church Educational System.” – Scott Newman
After receiving donor-funded scholarship to help with his education, Daniel now shares with future students what Ensign College has to offer.
