
Endowment History – The Ray and Anna Campbell Scholarship
The Ray and Anna Campbell scholarship was first established in 1985 by the Printing Industries of America-Kansas City association Board of Directors.

The Ray and Anna Campbell scholarship was first established in 1985 by the Printing Industries of America-Kansas City association Board of Directors.

Mr. Rosenthal’s family established the Wilbert Rosenthal Memorial
Scholarship in 1975 to memorialize his fifty years of service to the printing
industry.

The Steven Pundt Memorial Scholarship was established in 1979 in memory of Steven Laurence Pundt.

This scholarship was established by Roy Downham, Jack Eckelhart, and Jack Frost to assist with the education of the children of their employees. MEGTEC was formed in 1997 through the merger of MEG and TEC Systems.
MEGTEC Systems designs and manufactures match and zero-speed splicers, air flotation drying systems, and other products for commercial and newspaper printing, web coating, flexible packaging, paper, tissue, and industrial finishing. Their primary goal is to deliver complete product and service solutions to all their customers.

The Society of Fellows (SOF) was founded in 1969 to honor industry leaders who have made outstanding contributions to the progress of the Graphic Arts Technical Foundation

Brown Printing Company, headquartered in Waseca, Minnesota, established the Wayne “Bumps” Brown Scholarship in 2002.