Page 9 - Believing in Our Future - Campaign for Beta Alpha Chapter of Theta Xi

Room Naming Opportunities

Naming Right Floor Donation* # Available Reserved
Chapter Room 1 $250,000 1

Dining Room 1 $100,000 1
Living Room 1 $50,000 1
Library Room 1 $50,000 1 Room Naming Guidelines

Media & Game Room 1 $50,000 1
Main Kitchen 1 $25,000 1 If you make a pledge of $5,000 or higher, you have the
opportunity to have a room/space named in your honor, in
Study Room 3 $25,000 1 honor of a brother, in memory of a brother, or for a Theta Xi

Front Porch 1 $25,000 1 family member.
Prayer Room 2 $20,000 1 Reserved There will be a plaque placed inside or at the entrance
to each naming area, as determined by the Campaign
Prayer Room 3 $20,000 1 Reserved Steering Committee. The plaques will be placed so that

Back Porch 3 $15,000 1 they are easily seen.
Triple Room** 2,3 $15,000 4
Room Plaque Examples
Double Room** 2,3 $10,000 17 of 19
In Honor of John Doe Smith ’94
Brothers’ Kitchen 2 $5,000 1
(living or deceased)*
Brothers’ Kitchen 3 $5,000 1
by Mister Smith ’96
Laundry Room 2 $5,000 1 Reserved
Laundry Room 3 $5,000 1 In Memory of John Doe Smith ’94
(deceased only)*
*For each space, a donor must make a minimum donation of the dollar amount listed in order to
name the space. The John Doe Smith Study Room

**To request an updated listing of which specific double and triple rooms are available, please
contact our Development Officer, Sam Craig, at scraig@elevateims.com or 770-903-3987 .

I’m thoroughly convinced Beta Alpha was a providential community that God used to shape me as a business leader, father, and husband. College is a time when many set the
trajectory for the remainder of their life - as I look back on my time and involvement at Tech, I can think of no greater investment in the lives of Christ seeking young men than the
opportunity provided by the Beta Alpha chapter of Theta Xi. I strongly encourage everyone to engage with what is going on at 777 and lay the literal foundation for generations to come.
E.W. Looney ’03
The 1864 Society