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WESTCHESTER COMMUNITY
COLLEGE FOUNDATION
75 Grasslands Road, Valhalla, NY 10595 | 914.606.6670 | www.sunywcc.edu/about/foundation
OUR MISSION
To advance the mission of Westchester Community College by raising support for college programs and student scholarships to ensure student success.
Year established: 1969 Number of full-time employees: 13 Number of part-time employees: 3 Annual revenue: $6.4 million Geographic service area: Westchester County
Thomas Lee, MD Cornelia Spring
Chair President
TOP FUNDING SOURCES: Investment Income: 43% Contributions and Grants: 42% Donated Services: 9% Special Events: 2%
Donors who make scholarships possible give students like me one less obstacle on the journey towards achieving our dreams. — A.O. ’20,
SUNY WCC Honors College
SOCIAL MEDIA: @sunywcc
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HOW WE MAKE AN IMPACT
Westchester Community College Foundation transforms the futures of SUNY Westchester Community College students. Thanks to community support, the Foundation annually provides more than $2 million in programmatic support and nearly $3 million in scholarships and emergency aid for students seeking academic degrees and workforce professional credentials. Annually, SUNY WCC’s presence in Westchester County results in $585.6 million in income added in the county and supports 5,837 total jobs in the county.
GIVING OPPORTUNITIES
We welcome contributions to support annual or endowed scholarships, workforce programs, emergency student support, and other high priority initiatives at SUNY WCC. We are happy to speak about your specific funding interests and about tax-savvy ways to give. Gifts of any size are appreciated and help to make a difference for our students.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
There is a wide range of volunteer opportunities, from working with an English language learner to help improve the student’s language skills, to tending our renowned Native Plant Center gardens, to sharing your expertise by speaking with our alumni and students, to helping to plan our varied fundraising events.
LEADERSHIP
Thomas Lee, MD, Chair
Cornelia Spring, President
Jennifer Gruenberg, Vice President Elyse Klayman, Vice President
Susan Elion Wollin, Vice President George Lindsay, Secretary
Robert Cordero, Treasurer
Dolores Swirin-Yao, Executive Director