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The Class of 1955 Merit Scholarship – Arizona Poole
“There is nothing I could say that would fully express my gratitude, but I will work tirelessly to make a difference because of it. Your generous gift has enabled me to work toward my dream!”
Arizona Poole, recipient of The Class of 1955 Merit Scholarship
Class of 1939 Cherry Trees
The cherry blossoms have been admired and enjoyed by the campus community and visitors for nearly 82 years. Each spring they remind us of the Class of 1939 and their vision for a beautiful campus.
Class of 1939 Cherry Trees
The Class of 1969 UNCG Endowed Scholarship – Antwain Hairston
“Being a student at UNCG has been delightful because of the supportive atmosphere. I feel worthy to be here, and I never really had that before in my life.”
Antwain Hairston, recipient of The Class of 1969 UNCG Endowed Scholarship
Duane Cyrus and Hero Complexities
“‘Hero Complexities’ explores what it is to be a Black man, in all his strengths and vulnerabilities, during a unique moment in time…I hope this spring performance opens new opportunities for dialogue and engagement.”
Associate Professor of Dance Duane Cyrus, recipient of a Faculty First Summer Excellence Award
Taylor Roberson
“This scholarship allows me to focus on two major areas: psychology and the exploration of Black lives across the world…As a therapist, I hope to improve the mental and physical well-being of people of color through counseling.”
Taylor Roberson, recipient of the Elizabeth Whitney “Whitty” Ransome Endowed Scholarship in African American and African Diaspora Studies
Nu Rho Alpha Kappa Alpha and The Pearls of Promise – Nu Rho Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Scholarship
“AKA has always been for trailblazers. We’re the nation’s first Black sorority, and we pride ourselves on our commitment to serving others…We hope UNCG’s sororities and fraternities look at our accomplishment and think, ‘Let’s set the bar higher.’”
Nu Rho Alpha Kappa Alpha, establishers of The Pearls of Promise – Nu Rho Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Scholarship
Count Down to Believe in the G 2021
“This annual event is all about showing how much you believe in the hard work and service of UNCG faculty, staff, and students – and the difference they make in the lives of so many people on campus and throughout our region.”
UNCG’s 24-hour giving campaign is coming, so get ready to show Spartan Spirit!
Samets Receive Prestigious Philanthropy Honor
“Sylvia and Norman Samet model unparalleled generosity and civic responsibility by devoting their good names, personal resources, time, energy, and giving spirits to better the quality of life for Greensboro’s citizens.”
The Samets, winners of AFP Triad Chapter’s Outstanding Philanthropist-Greensboro Award
UNCG Honors George Hoyle and Kathleen Kelly with Philanthropy Award
“George and Kathleen embody the concept of leading with a giving heart. They are devoted community champions whose generosity extends beyond UNC Greensboro…we’re exceedingly proud to honor them with the Spirit of Philanthropy Award.”
George Hoyle and Kathleen Kelly, winners of AFP’s Spirit of Philanthropy Award
Student Assistance Fund for Emergencies (SAFE)
“…There are times when an unanticipated crisis or hardship occurs. Without available resources, these sudden events might derail students from their goals. SAFE has allowed UNCG to provide some relief to students who are experiencing food insecurity, housing insecurity, loss of income, a family crisis, and more.”
Student Assistance Fund for Emergencies
