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A Bloomsburg native and his wife, members of Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania's Class of 1972, are giving back to the local area with a $1 million gift to the BU Foundation. The donation from Duane R. and Susan Basar Greenly, Mechanicsburg, will establish The Greenly Center on the site of the former Cole's Hardware in downtown Bloomsburg.

"I loved growing up here, Sue and I met on campus and we were launched from here. We have moved around so much that Bloomsburg became my anchor," — Duane R. Greenly '72

Students gather to say Thank You

The Bloomsburg University Foundation Scholarship Luncheon was a heartwarming affair for the University’s outstanding scholarship recipients and generous alumni and friends who attended the event on Sunday, April 21, at the Kehr Union Ballroom.

Congratulations Bloomsburg University Alumni and Friends!

You accepted the Zeigler Henry Carver Fund Challenge and raised $100,000 in new and increased gifts! Your generous support of $100,000 will be matched by Terry and JoAnn Zeigler and provide an additional $200,000 for the Henry Carver Fund.

Terry Zeigler ’76, President/CEO of Datacap Systems Inc., Chalfont, and his wife, JoAnn Schultz Zeigler ’77, are challenging alumni and friends of Bloomsburg University to make a new investment in our students through the Zeigler Henry Carver Fund Challenge.

To help keep the momentum going, Terry and JoAnn Zeigler have graciously agreed to match an additional $50,000 in new and increased gifts to the Henry Carver Fund.