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Thank a Giver

Thank you for all your support

Thank A Giver Day

On Saturday, October 26, the Linfield community will celebrate TAG Day (Thank a Giver Day) in conjunction with National Make a Difference Day. Throughout the McMinnville campus, you’ll find signs resembling gift tags, symbolizing the transformative impact of the Linfield community’s generosity. These philanthropic contributions fuel student scholarships, support financial aid, enhance building and technology improvements, enable research opportunities, and much more. As you explore campus this week, take a moment to reflect on the TAG Day signs and appreciate how these gifts have enriched your Wildcat experience.

  • W.M. Keck Science Center

    $37 million.

    The W.M. Keck Science Center is Linfield's new state-of-the-art science center and laboratory. Construction on this space began during the summer of 2021 and was just recently completed. The new science complex achieves the need to support Linfield students and provide room for future growth.

  • T.J. Day Hall

    $6 million.

    Home to Economics, English, the Linfield Center for Wine Education, the School of Business, and more, T.J. Day Hall is an incredibly important academic building on campus. Much-needed updates to the building took place in 2010, allowing the space to serve students better while keeping its Linfield charm.

  • Nicholson Library and Ford Hall

    $11 million.

    Construction on the Nicholson Library and Ford Hall began all the way back in 2001 and was completed in 2003. Today, thanks to the generous support of donors in the past, both the library and Marshall Theatre, housed in Ford Hall, remain places on campus where students can explore the unknown, visit new worlds and expand their educations beyond the classroom.

  • Vivian Bull Music Center

    $10 million.

    As the home of Linfield's Department of Music, the Vivian Bull Music Center is where creativity comes to life. Music has been an integral part of the cultural life of Linfield, and we are incredibly thankful for those who helped ensure we have a place on campus where students can compose, perform and expand their knowledge of music. 

  • Video Scoreboard

    $750,000.

    Providing Linfield Athletics’ fans with a fantastic game day experience is something that Linfield has prided itself on over the years. Thanks to several donors, we are now the proud owners of the largest video scoreboard in NCAA Division III, making every seat in Maxwell Stadium a great seat to see the game.