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Making a financial gift to JCSU is not only important but also easy to do. Our JCSU Staff will work with you to ensure that your gift helps us create a brighter future for our students and for our University. As you consider where to donate, we encourage you to consider the JCSU Fund, as the need to increase our unrestricted giving is a top priority. Unrestricted giving allows the University to allocate essential money to areas that are in most need such as for general operating expenses, new academic and enrichment programs, and for addressing current unforeseen challenges that can threaten our future. As we focus on increasing our unrestricted funds, we also remain invested in elevating our areas of giving, too.
Types of donations
President’s Gap and General Scholarships
A majority of JCSU students are Pell Grant eligible, meaning they are faced with significant challenges in funding their education. The President’s Gap Scholarship was designed to fill the financial gaps for students whose only barrier to their education is financial. Other general scholarships help fund merit, presidential and pride and purpose scholarship awards.
Band/Choir
The rich culture found at an HBCU is perhaps most notable in its arts programs, specifically through the band and choir. A donation to the International Institution of Sound (IIOS) Marching Band and the JCSU Concert Choir will assist the program by paying for travel costs, equipment, and student support.
1867 Giving Societies
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
Every year, JCSU recognizes our top donors by inducting them into the 1867 Giving Societies.
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JCSU Students pose with JCSU's 15th President, Dr. Valerie Kinloch '96 and Georgia Senator Rev. Raphael Warnock who served as the keynote speaker at Johnson C. Smith University’s 151st Commencement Exercises.
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Former NFL player Pettis Norman ’62 is a decorated Johnson C. Smith University alumnus who gives back to JCSU year after year.
After graduating from JCSU, Norman played for the Dallas Cowboys, 1962-1970, helping the team in five playoff appearances, including an appearance in Super Bowl V.
“I’ve fervently supported my alma mater throughout the decades.
Student Stories
Many of our students would be unable to attend JCSU without some kind of financial assistance. Your gift opens opportunities and avenues of success for them.
Thanks
We appreciate your support
We appreciate the support we receive for our University whether it is from alumni, friends, the community, corporations or other entities. Every dollar counts towards transforming the lives of our students and lighting their path to success.
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