The Nash Community College Foundation's campaign to raise funds for students in need to pursue their educational dreams is underway.
"Nash Community College students' futures are impacted each year by the generosity of our community. As we face difficult economic times and expenses continue to increase, more students need assistance with their tuition, books and fees," NCC Alumnus and 2012 Campaign Chair Lyn Brown, Providence Bank Financial Account Development Officer said.
For forty-five years, students have come to Nash Community College to pursue a degree or develop a skill-set to better themselves and improve the quality of life for their families. During the past year, more than 13,000 full-time and part-time students enrolled in degree, diploma, certificate and continuing education programs at Nash Community College. Many of these students graduate and contribute to the local workforce and economy and are where they are today because of a Nash Community College Foundation Scholarship.
Money raised during the 2012 NCC Foundation Scholarship Campaign provides critical resources for need-based and merit-based scholarships to help students on the path to a college education and a successful career. "More people than ever are turning to Nash Community College to pursue educational opportunities and ensure a solid future," Brown said.
The NCC Foundation is seeking financial contributions during the 2012 annual scholarship campaign. Brown and the Nash Community College Foundation Board of Directors invite the community to join in their efforts to make a difference for the students who will ultimately impact our community's future.
To contribute to this year's campaign, donations may be mailed to the Nash Community College Foundation, P.O. Box 7488, Rocky Mount, NC 27804-0488 or made online at www.nashcc.edu/gift. For more information call 252-451-8329 or email
Pictured from left are: NCC Foundation President Lank Dunton, Student Government Association President and Scholarship Recipient and College Transfer Student Jordan-Justice Stallings, Scholarship Recipient and Nursing Student John Paul Haney, Scholarship Recipient and Culinary Arts Student Lauren Bailey and NCC President Bill Carver. Students shared with donors at the recent Donor Appreciation Reception how NCC Foundation scholarships have made a difference in their lives.
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Media Contact:
Kelley Deal Nash Community College Public Relations Director 252-451-8235
