For higher education to be a pathway open to all, we need to remove the roadblocks to success.
Donor contributions help ensure that more students can access quality education, new programs and initiatives are developed to meet demand, CCBC can plan for the future of our constituents and that we can continue to invest in faculty, staff and infrastructure. Together we can help break down barriers and open doors to opportunity.
Enhancing the student experience through academic, workforce and career services support.
Each year, more than 12,000 individuals complete their goals at CCBC. They earn degrees and certificates, valuable workplace certifications and transferring—often on scholarship—to four-year colleges and universities. With the support of individual donors, corporate partners and other foundations, our students excel.
Increase in enrollment
Over the past four years, the CCBC HVAC program has grown 27%, from 111 to 133 students.
$600,000 in scholarships
Xometry, a manufacturing supplier network, provided nearly $600,000 in scholarships, helping students train for manufacturing careers.
Scholarships awarded so far
Students are gaining skills in welding, machining and textiles, securing quality jobs to meet growing demand.
Funding new programs and initiatives that train tomorrow's leaders.
The Opioid-Impacted Family Support Program, funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is re-shaping behavioral health training in Maryland Led by CCBC’s School of Wellness, Education, Behavioral and Social Sciences, the program will provide paraprofessionals a degree-certificate track in substance and opioid use interventions for children and families. Students gain essential skills through classroom learning, fieldwork and apprenticeships. Graduates earn credits toward Alcohol and Drug Counselor Trainee status, recognized by the Maryland Board of Professional Counselors and Therapists.
Senator Francis Kelly, Jr. matched donations to the President's Innovation Fund, resulting in a $500,000 endowment. This allows faculty and staff to remain agile in developing programs to meet current needs of students.
Strengthening CCBC's capacity to invest in its people, policies, spaces and infrastructure.
The CCBC Emergency Assistance Fund supports students facing life's toughest challenges. When you give to one of our emergency assistance fund, you connect them with resources to help them stay in their homes, have access to healthy food, pay their bills, get to and from class and much more.
million dollars added to CCBC's endowment
Since 2020, donors have invested in our endowment funds to ensure our long term agility and stability.
individual donors gave to our last Capital Campaign
Our most recent Capital Campaign ran from 2020-2025, receiving gifts from 3,950 individual donors.
donated to recognize School of Health Professions faculty leaders
The Kahlert Foundation donation established a Service Award Chair to annually recognize SHP leaders who impact student success.
Enabling faculty and staff to improve learning, launch strategic partnerships and equip facilities with the latest educational tools.
When teaching is at its best, learning is even better. CCBC expanded its CDL training to address driver shortages. The program received a $721,000 U.S. Department of Labor grant, a $729,000 U.S. Department of Transportation veterans’ scholarship and private contributions from Metallica’s All Within My Hands Foundation and the Carhartt Foundation. CCBC added faculty, a new tractor-trailer and classroom space. We awarded 155 veterans scholarships, with women making up more than 1/3 of the students.
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Your donation is an investment in the future of our students and the health of our community.
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Director, Advancement Services and Donor Relations