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Providing more scholarships to level the playing field for students limited by financial circumstance. Research shows that 42 percent of students are likely to withdraw from college due to lack of finances. Most Reynolds students work more than 20 hours per week.
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$3,218,257 |
$4,000,000 |
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Closing the digital divide for students to equip them with the technological tools needed for today’s learning environment. Computer proficiency is a must in today’s workforce and our students will keep pace with other college graduates.
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$75,000 |
$200,000 |
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Developing a new campus in Henrico County’s east end, known as an Academic Village, offering a seamless educational transition for students. Reynolds will serve as the anchor for partnerships with local K-12 school systems, including four-year colleges and universities, to deliver lifelong educational opportunities.
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$100,000 |
Develop Learning Communities
Develop Learning Communities to create an enriched freshman experience. Research shows that students who are actively involved in their learning activities are more likely to succeed and graduate. Currently, Reynolds is below the mark for providing academic, social, and career resources. |
$14,599 |
$500,000 |
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Establishing endowments to ensure funds for future generations creates the financial stability that means Virginia’s citizens can count on us to be there tomorrow and beyond.
$1,539,878 |
$1,000,000 |
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Total cost of REMOVING BARRIERS
to a college education: |
$4,847,734 |
$5,800,000 |
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To help counter the growing shortage of registered nurses, Reynolds will graduate more nurses and allied health professionals by increasing student capacity in required science courses, improving retention, growing scholarship support, and strengthening the bridge between high school and college programs to attract more healthcare students.
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$1,436,999 |
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New Workforce Training Center To supplement partial funding from the Commonwealth, private funds raised will allow
us to construct and equip a new Workforce Training Center on the Parham Road Campus. This new training center will provide professional development for local employees who need specific skills and qualifications for regional employment.
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$2,752,276 |
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Create Urban Teachers Institute
Through this Institute, we will provide training for new and current teachers to fill the shortage and address attrition in this high demand profession. We will enhance the understanding of teaching in an urban classroom and equip teachers with tools to help close the achievement gap among our low-income, inner-city children.
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$280,505 |
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Total cost to produce a
SKILLED WORKFORCE: |
$4,469,780
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$5,700,000 |
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Middle College Growth
Educating more high school dropouts through our Middle College Program will prepare these young adults for successful completion of G.E.D. and beyond — transitioning them into college courses or job opportunities. We know that increased education leads to greater economic earning power.
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$1,934,500 |
$2,500,000 |
Program Development
Specific industries such as technology, engineering, and business require changes to
our college curricula and new program development to meet local employer needs and train
individuals for jobs that pay well.
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$776,145 |
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Total cost to RAISE THE LOCALSTANDARD OF LIVING: |
$2,710,645
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OTHER GIFTS
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$804,194
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Total cost to meet our
GREATEST COMMUNITY NEEDS in Richmond:
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As of March 31, 2008
For more information on our first ever major gifts campaign, please call 804-523-5181
J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College Educational Foundation, Inc
P.O. Box 26924
Richmond, Virginia 23261-6924
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