Three kinds of GHS Alumni will receive Alma Matters this year. You will want to be one of them.

The Gorham, Randolph, Shelburne Education Foundation (GRSEF) subscription plan for its popular Gorham High School Alumni magazine, Alma Matters, worked so well last year that we're going to do it again. Our maximum press run this year will be just 900 copies, of which 700 will be mailed out to GHS alumni who will qualify as GRSEF members.

You will want to be one of the GHS Alumni who receive the 48-page magazine packed with Class Notes, news about friends, and stories about the people and places who have made Gorham our place forever.

The Faithful Giver

All alumni who have donated to GRSEF a total of at least $25 over the last five years automatically get placed on the Alma Matters mailing list. Fewer than 200 of 2200 GHS alumni fall into this category. Of course, anyone who makes a contribution of at least $10 to the GRSEF Third Century Fund, which has reached its minimum goal value of $100,000, also becomes a donor member and a recipient of Alma Matters.

The Subscriber

All alumni who mail in a membership fee of at least $10 are placed on the Alma Matters mailing list. The membership fee is tax-deductible, as are all donations.

Young alumni

All alumni whose GHS diplomas are four years old or younger will receive the magazine free of charge. These are alunmi who need to become aware of Alma Matters before they can become faithful givers. After four years, they will be asked to become subscribers.

There is good news in all of this: the membership dues are tax deductible. But the absolute best news is the Class Notes and other news in your Alma Matters 2004, which is being written and designed at this very moment.

Don't miss a word of it:
Return the membership/subscription form by March 1, 2004.
For more information, e-mail us at: GRSEF@sau20.org