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Millersville University Foundation
The Millersville University Foundation is a separate entity from Millersville University and its mission is to manage and invest endowed gifts for the University. It is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt public foundation incorporated to receive gifts which benefit Millersville University and to administer those funds in perpetuity in a manner prescribed by the donors. Today, the MU Foundation manages over 370 scholarship and program accounts, and holds assets in excess of $20 million. The MU Foundation's activities are managed by an independent Board of Directors that includes leaders from the University, the community and the alumni body at large.
Morrisville College Foundation
THE MORRISVILLE COLLEGE FOUNDATION, INC WAS INCORPORATED AS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT NEW YORK STATE CORPORATION FOR THE PURPOSES OF SUPPORTING THE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE AND TECHNOLOGY AT MORRISVILLE, NEW YORK. THE SPECIFIC ACTIVITIES OF THE FOUNDATION INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, FUNDING OF SCHOLARSHIPS, PROVIDING COLLEGE ASSISTANCE, ADMINISTERING ENDOWMENT FUNDS, AND PROVIDING ON-CAMPUS STUDENT HOUSING
Kaskaskia College Foundation
The Foundation helps students achieve their educational goals and work to to make education more accessible to the community that they serve. Also works with KC to provide cultural opportunities to the c
Williams-Franklin Foundation
The mission of the Williams-Franklin Foundation (WFF) is to provide academic scholarships, business/career networking, and mentoring opportunities to HBCU students with extreme financial need. The WFF was born out of true love and personal affiliation with Historically, Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). Co-founders, Dwight, and LaShelle (Williams) Franklin were both raised to know the importance of “being of service to others”. However, this concept was crystallized in the educational and service-driven community at Howard University (HU), their alma mater. Since HU, the Franklins have integrated what they’ve learned through volunteer work and supporting many charitable organizations.