Jackson Community College

Foundation GoalThe Foundation encourages alumni, friends, and businesses to be supportive of the higher education mission on an annual basis. It is important to build long-term friendships, which help individuals feel more involved with the College, to feel a growing sense of ownership of it, as well as its extension centers and auxiliary endeavors. The goal of the Foundation is to accomplish:
The Foundation has three areas of financial need: operational, capital, and endowment. Operational, or unrestricted funds, are utilized everyday to address the maintenance of our office, grants, postage and printing. Unrestricted funds also allow the Foundation to designate revenue over expense to the investment portfolio or transfer assets into the College for scholarships and programs. Capital funds involve changes in the institution's physical plant such as renovation, construction, and major acquisitions. These needs occur periodically and the College cannot always depend upon its major sources of income (government: state, local and federal; and tuition), a millage or its current funds to support these needs. The purpose of an Endowment may be to establish a permanent scholarship fund, to benefit the operation of the College, or support a vital program. |