Connect Globally Endowment
Building a better future.
FOUNDING MEMBERS
Ambassador – $25,000+
Connie Beck & Frank Tilley
in memory of their parents James & Janeyl Beck and Gordon & Mable Tilley
Rae & Michael S. Hyatt
The Yamagata Foundation
in memory of Elaine & Tadashi Yamagata
Minister – $5,000+
Melissa & Michael Bennett
Marsha & Barclay Berdan
Kent Bogle
Becky Renfro Borbolla & Henry Borbolla
Sherri & Johnny Campbell
Emily Crockett
Michaela Cromar
Susan & Michael Cuda
Mae Ferguson & Matt Graves
Becky Finley
Hilde & Helmut Horchler
Claudine & Greg Jackson
Anne & Bob Jameson
Rachel Jenkins & Baer Bradford
Cindy & Roland Johnson
Sally & Jeff King
Veronica Chavez Law & Tom Law, Jr.
Lori & Brad Mahon
Ann Rice & Pat Miller
Wanda Murphy
Jennifer & Erich Palko
Mary Palko
Norma Roby
Jane Schlansker
Bridget Trenary
Libby Watson
Terri & Gary West
ENDOWMENT ADVISORY COUNCIL
Chairman, Mike Hyatt
Treasurer, Michaela Cromar
Amy Lorenz
Mary Palko
Frank Tilley
Fort Worth Sisters Cities International has been the leading authority on international relations and ambassadors for peaceful civic engagement for more than three decades. The award-winning programs have expanded our understanding of how cultural competency and international relations can work effectively and positively to produce better outcomes at home and abroad.
To ensure the continuation of these programs and the ability to adapt to the changing world, Fort Worth Sister Cities International has established the Connect Globally Endowment for International Relations. The endowment is part of the long-range plan for the preservation and growth of international education, exchange and commerce, creating a more peaceful and prosperous world. Pledge your support>
Naming Opportunity
Consider an investment in the future at the $1 million level. Your generous support can be made as a tribute gift which will provide a naming opportunity for you or your designee.
Global Legacy Society
Join the Global Legacy Society through an investment made through your estate plan and documenting the Fort Worth Sister Cities International endowment as a beneficiary.