Syracuse University Announces ‘Historic’ $20M Donation for Veterans Complex Project
Almost one-third of the total estimated cost of Syracuse University’s $62.5 million National Veterans Resource Complex project will be covered by a single donation.
SU alumnus Daniel D’Aniello and his wife, Gayle, have donated $20 million to the complex, the university announced Monday morning. D’Aniello is a life trustee of the university. He graduated from the Martin J. Whitman School of Management in 1968.
The gift is one of the single largest donations in university history.
“[SU] is deeply grateful for the D’Aniello family’s support, which has the potential to change the lives of millions of veterans and military families,” said Chancellor Kent Syverud in a press release Monday.
The NVRC aims to centralize a number of veterans services in one building at the intersection of South Crouse and Waverly avenues, the former site of SU’s Hoople Building.
MindEdge Learning Launches Strategic Planning Cert
Anthology Research Finds Growing Interest Among Alumni to Engage in Recruitment, Mentoring Opportunities
The Importance of Reunions for Education Fundraising
The Importance of Public School Educational Foundations
5 Key Factors to Enhance College Enrollment Growth and Advancement Success
University of Massachusetts Medical School Rebrands After $175M Gift
