Grace College launches $135M campaign, unveils plans for Zimmer Biomet building
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Grace College and Grace Theological Seminary have launched the public phase of the $135 million “Created for More” campaign, billed as the largest fundraising effort the school’s 89-year history. The college on Monday also detailed its plans for the Zimmer Biomet headquarters building in Warsaw, which it will assume ownership of at the beginning of 2027. At the official launch event on Oct. 1, Grace said it has already raised $95.8 million to date for the campaign during its silent phase. That includes a $27 million grant - the largest gift in school history - for the school’s $100 million Catalyst Corridor initiative. Some projects that have benefited from campaign funding are already visible on the Winona Lake campus, including recent renovations to the Gordon Health and Wellness Center, the new Shook Welcome Center, and the $11.6 million Community Fieldhouse currently under construction at the Miller Athletic Complex. Eugene Inman, a 1978 Grace graduate and campaign cabinet chair, said the projects represent more than brick-and-mortar buildings. “The Created For More Campaign promises to significantly advance the Grace mission of preparing leaders for the future,” Inman said in a news release. “Grace remains focused on the value of a Christian education and the premise that we were created for more than we can imagine. Our hope is that these gifts will help create...
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Earlier this month, Warsaw-based Zimmer Biomet Holdings announced plans to relocate its corporate headquarters to its manufacturing facility on the city’s west side and donate its current headquarters building to Grace College.
