College Secures Over $12.3 Million in Planned Gifts, Estate Commitments

Missouri Valley College is pleased to announce that it has successfully documented and secured over $12.3 million in planned gifts and estate commitments over the past year. This historic milestone is a testament to the generosity and commitment of the college’s supporters and alumni, who recognize the impact that MVC continues to have on students, faculty, and the community.

President Joe Parisi made the announcement Friday evening at the annual President’s Society Gala.

“This will be transformational support for the college,” he said. “Missouri Valley impacts so many lives and hearts. This generosity will help ensure that MVC remains a place where students receive an exceptional education and are prepared to thrive in their careers and communities.”

The planned gifts and estate commitments will provide significant support to the college’s endowment, scholarships, academic programs, facilities, and various student-focused initiatives. The funding will have a lasting effect on the college’s ability to serve future generations of students, offering opportunities for growth and development both inside and outside the classroom.

“We are incredibly grateful to our donors who have made this investment in the future of Missouri Valley College,” Parisi added. “Their commitment reflects their belief in our mission and the impact our institution has had on countless lives. We look forward to continuing to provide impactful educational experiences for our students.”

Also at Friday night’s gala, longtime Marshall community leaders Ron and Mary Lou Porter received the President’s Medallion for their legendary servant leadership at MVC.

“Ron and Mary Lou exceed the qualities and standards for this honor,” Parisi said. “Their sacrifices to this college are countless and extraordinary. Their passion for Valley fuels their effort to make the campus a better place.”