VCU named gift opportunities
Endowed student support
Scholarships make it possible for many deserving students to attend
VCU. They also help in VCU’s efforts to attract the brightest,
most meritorious students to the university. Endowed scholarships
are created with a minimum $10,000 gift. The principal is invested,
and the interest (5 percent) is used each year for student support.
These named, endowed scholarships last in perpetuity.
|
Fund minimum |
Partial scholarship |
$10,000 |
Tuition and fees scholarship |
$100,000 |
Full scholarship* |
$200,000 |
Graduate fellowship |
$200,000 |
Full out-of-state scholarship ** |
$400,000 |
* covers in-state tuition, fees, room and board, and
provides additional funding for books.
** covers out-of-state tuition, fees, room and board,
and provides additional funding for books.
Endowed faculty support
Endowed
lectureships, professorships and chairs are used to support distinguished
teachers and researchers in strategic areas of the university’s curriculum.
The principal is invested, and the interest (5 percent) is used each year
for faculty support. These named, endowed funds last in perpetuity.
|
Fund minimum |
Lectureship |
$100,000 |
Professorship |
$250,000 |
Distinguished Professorship |
$500,000 |
Chair |
$1,000,000 |
All named gift opportunities are subject to approval
by the VCU Board of Visitors. For additional information about
named gift opportunities,
please contact:
Peter L. Wyeth
Vice President for University Advancement
Virginia Commonwealth University
P.O. Box 842026
Richmond, VA 23284-2026
Phone: (804) 828-0880
E-mail: plwyeth@vcu.edu
Sharon Larkins-Pederson
Senior Development Officer
MCV Foundation
Virginia Commonwealth University
P.O. Box 980234
Richmond, VA 23298
Phone: (804) 828-4599
E-mail: slarkins@vcu.edu
Planned Giving
At no time has private funding been more important
to VCU than today. With the steady decline of state budget support,
our academic,
research and clinical programs cry out for a public-private
partnership. Gift planning by alumni and friends has made an important
difference
for VCU initiatives.
If you are interested in discussing how your
planned gifts may benefit the University, please contact:
Sharon Larkins-Pederson
Senior Development Officer
MCV Foundation
Virginia Commonwealth University
P.O. Box 980234
Richmond, VA 23298
Phone: (804) 828-4599
E-mail: slarkins@vcu.edu
or
Tom Burke
Executive Director
VCU Foundation
P.O. Box 842026
Richmond, Virginia 23284
Phone: (804) 828-3958
E-mail: tcburke@vcu.edu
Unrestricted Support
Donations are gratefully received in support
of VCU’s three
main foundations:
VCU School of Engineering Foundation
Founded
in 1995, the VCU School of Engineering Foundation is organized exclusively
for educational, scientific
and charitable
purposes
and to provide financial and other support to the
School of Engineering of Virginia Commonwealth University.
Through teaching
and research,
the School of Engineering creates knowledge and transforms
ideas in engineering and the life sciences into technologies
that enhance
regional and global prosperity.
Web site: http://www.vcurealestate.org/engfoundation/mission.html
MCV Foundation
The MCV Foundation was chartered in 1949 to inspire and steward
philanthropy throughout the MCV Campus of Virginia Commonwealth
University. It works in partnership with alumni and friends of
the health sciences schools, MCV Hospitals and the Massey Cancer
Center. The MCV Foundation is an integral support to the dedicated
teachers, clinicians, researchers and students whose efforts
place the MCV Campus among the world's leading academic medical
centers providing technically superb and compassionate care to
patients.
Web site: www.mcvfoundation.org
VCU Foundation
The VCU Foundation is a nonprofit corporation
which functions as a charitable foundation
to assist,
support and foster
Virginia Commonwealth University. It solicits,
manages and distributes
current
and endowment
gifts for all schools, departments and programs
across the university with major emphasis
on the Academic
Campus. The
goals of the
foundation are to support scholarships for
deserving students; to bring greater
technology to the classroom; and to build
a stronger community for the campus and for Richmond.
Web site: www.vcuf.org
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