Elizabeth Farrell Society
Honor a Legacy. Support a Future.
Elizabeth E. Farrell, a trailblazer in the field of education, dedicated her life to advancing inclusive education for children with exceptional needs. As the founder of New York City's first ungraded classroom model and the first president of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), her visionary work laid the foundation for the inclusive education movement we continue to champion today.
Through membership in the Elizabeth Farrell Society, you can play a pivotal role in sustaining CEC's mission to provide equitable, high-quality education for individuals with disabilities.
Your lifetime or legacy donation of $10,000 or more, which can be fulfilled through cumulative annual gifts, a one-time contribution, or a bequest, ensures that future generations of education professionals are empowered to create positive change.
Membership Benefits Include:
- Tailored stewardship opportunities aligned with CEC initiatives that matter most to you.
- An exclusive annual conversation with CEC’s Executive Director and President to explore new programs, initiatives, and future opportunities for involvement.
- Public recognition on the CEC website and in select communications.
- An invitation to the Donor Reception at the CEC Convention each year.
Ready to make a lasting impact? To join the Elizabeth Farrell Society, simply select “Join Now” and include “Elizabeth Farrell Society” in the donation comments.
| Elizabeth Farrell Society Members |
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| Bill Bogdan |
| Mary Lynn Boscardin |
| Christy Chambers Burke |
| Mary Ruth Coleman |
| Marilyn Friend |
| Susan Fowler |
| Mikki Garcia |
| Jeremy Glauser |
| Kurt Hulett |
| Andrea and Deverett Jasper |
| Danielle & Mike Kovach |
| Stephen Kroeger |
| Jennifer Lesh |
| Joan McDonald |
| Wendy Murawski |
| Luann Purcell |
| Chad Rummel |
| Michael and Linda Weinroth |
| Mitchell Yell |
| In Memoriam |
| Thomas Hardman |