Endowment Growth
$50 Million Campaign Goal Reached Early
The Campaign for Excellence goal was increased to $75 million, with the campaign ending on December 31, 2025. To help provide resources to sustain opportunities for our students, please make a donation.
Elimination of Student Loan Forgiveness Program Among Factors Driving Need for Private Support
Bowie State University — the first HBCU in Maryland — has achieved its $50 million fundraising goal for “BSU Bold: The Campaign for Excellence” two and half years ahead of its planned 2025 close. The largest campaign in the university’s history succeeded by strengthening its professional fundraising team and forging new ties with alumni, friends, corporations and foundations.
Gifts from the campaign have supported various initiatives, including the endowment, which has grown more than 500%, from $7 million to $40 million. This remarkable increase delivers substantial benefits, including expanded private scholarship funding for students.
“We have not wasted a moment asking our philanthropic partners to invest in the success of our students through this campaign,” said Dr. Aminta Breaux, president of Bowie State University. “We are appreciative of all the individuals and organizations who have invested in our historic institution. Now we’re able to provide more of our students with scholarships. While we have met our initial campaign goal of $50 million — we are challenged and inspired to continue our fundraising and expand the campaign, inviting others to join as we raise an unprecedented level of support for our students. We must continue and work to help make college more affordable and reduce student loan debt.”
Bowie State University, one of 12 institutions and three regional centers in the University System of Maryland (USM), is among only two in the system reporting enrollment growth between 2017 and 2022. It attracts high-caliber students pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in nursing, teacher education, computer science/cybersecurity and other in-demand fields.
“The university is attracting students from all backgrounds and is growing rapidly due to new degree and certificate programs, our facilities and a faculty and administration committed to providing students with a high-quality higher education experience,” said Dr. Breaux. “Our first-time applications and freshman enrollment are up, and we have more students requesting on-campus housing.”
The Public Phase of BSU’s Campaign for Excellence launched in December 2021, amid the COVID-19 pandemic, requiring the university to fine-tune its fundraising processes and structure. A unit for managing privately funded scholarships was created in the Office of Financial Aid, alongside new stewardship and alumni engagement units within the Division of Institutional Advancement. The university leveraged technology and industry-best practices to connect with supporters.
“Given the urgency of the moment, the Campaign for Excellence will not only continue, but we are accelerating into an expanded goal, a larger scope, and frankly, higher expectations commensurate with Bowie State’s increased prominence and visibility,” said Brent Swinton, vice president for Institutional Advancement. “Besides scholarships and academic programs, the expanded campaign will also highlight BSU’s athletic programs — which do not receive any state funding, fine arts, nursing and the university’s entrepreneurship education ecosystem.”
Efforts are underway regionally to deepen philanthropic support among local communities, leveraging Bowie State’s unique position near Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, two major markets where corporations and agencies value partnerships with the university.
“We’re fortunate that our unique local footprint includes Washington, D.C. and Baltimore, two major markets where corporations and agencies see the value in partnering with BSU,” said Swinton. “As we move forward with an extended campaign, we’ll work closely with our friends and affiliated organizations to generate more awareness of the world-class educational opportunities offered at Bowie State.”
Major contributors to date include Adobe, Baltimore Gas and Electric, the Blackstone Charitable Foundation, the Kevin Durant Charity Foundation, the Maguire Foundation, philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, the Strada Education Foundation, and Truist Bank, among others.
“While we have met our initial campaign goal of $50 million — we are challenged and inspired to continue our fundraising and expand the campaign... We must continue and work to help make college more affordable and reduce student loan debt.”
– Dr. Aminta Breaux
Gwendolyn Mae Barnett A Dedicated Educator Leader and BSU Advocate
Gwendolyn "Gwen" Mae Barnett has stayed connected to the Bowie State University community as an active member of the Bowie Statue University National Alumni Association and a steadfast donor at the 1865 Society level. She is a founding donor of the Class of 1976-77 Endowed Fund, and her desire to honor her late husband’s memory while bolstering the university’s endowment inspired the creation of the Barnett Family Endowed Fund. Barnett’s lifelong commitment shines through her membership in the Nelson Wells Legacy Society, which honors supporters who include Bowie State University in their estate plans.
“It is important to support our students, who often struggle financially,” said Barnett. “Assisting those in their junior and senior years will help BSU’s graduation rate.”
Barnett enrolled as a freshman at Bowie State College in 1973 and earned a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with academic honors in 1977. As a student, she helped open the Thurgood Marshall Library by relocating textbooks, setting up equipment, and organizing other resources for the then-new facility. She also served on the 1977 Senior Class Executive Board.
After graduating, Barnett returned to Maryland’s Eastern Shore to teach in the Wicomico County School system. In1980, she returned to the D.C. area as a federal IT specialist. During her government career, she rose to roles of increasing responsibility, including team leader, front line manager, and branch chief, becoming one of the first African American senior managers at the Internal Revenue Service.
Honoring Dr. Anne L. Gaskins-Nedd and Her Lasting Impact on Bowie State University
Dr. Anne L. Gaskins-Nedd made a profound mark on Bowie State University, with her legacy extending beyond her professional achievements. Her dedication to higher education and her many contributions to the university are permanently honored through the Anne Gaskins-Nedd Legacy Endowment, established in 2024 by her nephew, Linwood Gaskin, and his wife, Janeen.
During her tenure at Bowie State, Dr. Gaskins-Nedd spearheaded initiatives to boost student retention. She co-chaired the Regional HBCU Summit on Retention, showcasing her commitment to improving educational outcomes and student success at historically Black colleges and universities. In 1992, she established the "Harris Gaskin Nedd Scholarship" for English majors at Bowie State University.
Dr. Gaskins-Nedd passed away in 2015 and remains cherished by colleagues and former students for her mentorship and the opportunities she provided. One former student said, "She gave me my first job opportunity here at Bowie State University, and she will forever live on in my memory."
A graduate of St. Augustine's College, Howard University and Temple University, Dr. Gaskins-Nedd brought a rich academic background to her role as chair of the Department of English and Modern Languages, bringing an indelible legacy at Bowie State University.
The McMillan-Stewart Foundation Invests $300,000 in Bowie State
The McMillan-Stewart Foundation has invested $300,000 in Bowie State University to establish an endowed scholarship honoring the late Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings. The scholarship will provide financial support to Bowie State students.
“I can’t fully express the gratitude we have for the McMillan-Stewart Foundation for establishing an endowment that addresses the single greatest obstacle to graduation facing Bowie State students: a lack of financial resources,” said Brent Swinton, vice president of philanthropic engagement at the university. “In the same spirt of the life and legacy of Elijah Cummings, this scholarship will help students earn their degrees, prepare them for positions in the public and private sectors or as entrepreneurs, and will reduce the debt they will incur to finish college.”
Founded in 2001 in Baltimore, the McMillan-Stewart Foundation honors the vision of founder Genevieve McMillan and commemorates her friend, artist Reba Stewart. A primary goal of the foundation the elimination of racism in American society by funding projects to develop the leadership capacity of African American youth.
“The McMillan-Stewart Foundation seeks to realize the vision of its founder, Genevieve McMillan, who supported the arts as a vehicle for understanding the diversity of human experience and believed that we should work for equality and justice for all,” said Kibebe Gizaw, president of the foundation. “Congressman Elijah Cummings shared these same virtues which is why we made an investment in Bowie State in his honor.”
Newly established scholarship endowments mature over two years, after which award funding will be produced annually in perpetuity. All undergraduate students at Bowie State University with a minimum GPA of 2.5 who have completed a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will be eligible to apply for the McMillan-Stewart Foundation Scholarship.
Honor Roll of Donors
$1 Million+
ADOBE SYSTEMS INC.
$100,000 - $999,999
Organizations
BATTELLE CHESAPEAKE BAY TRUST CLLCTIVLY DELOITTE FOUNDATION ESTATE OF RAYMOND S. PETERS EUGENE AND AGNES E. MEYER FOUNDATION HENRY LUCE FOUNDATION INC. MCMILLAN-STEWART FOUNDATION POSSIBILITY LABS PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY COUNCIL THE ANNIE E. CASEY FOUNDATION INC. THE COLUMBUS FOUNDATION TIDES NETWORK UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND ALUMNI ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL INC.
Individuals
GWENDOLYN BARNETT LOUIS PLUMMER
$25,000 - $99,999
Organizations
ALADDIN CAMPUS DINING APPLE INC. ARMED FORCES COMMUNICATIONS AND ELECTRONICS ASSOC. INTL. BETHESDA CHAPTER ASSOCIATION OF BLACK FOUNDATION EXECUTIVES BANK OF AMERICA BLACKSTONE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION BOWIE DENTAL GROUP CREATIVEONE SECURITIES LLC
DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY INC. PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY ALUMNAE CHAPTER EXPERIAN GREATER WASHINGTON PARTNERSHIP HATTIE M. STRONG FOUNDATION HEALTH FORWARD FOUNDATION HN ANDREWS INC. HORUS TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS INC. HOWARD UNIVERSITY ICON360 INC. INTERLEDGER FOUNDATION INTERNXL MAGUIRE FOUNDATION MCDONOUGH CHARITY SCHOOL NISSAN OF BOWIE NORTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION SPENCER EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION INC. STUDENT FREEDOM INITIATIVE THURGOOD MARSHALL COLLEGE FUND
Individuals
DONALD BAKER MEHDI BOUSAIDI BRANDON FELDER ANDREA FRAZIER KENNETH FRAZIER JANEEN GASKINS LINWOOD GASKINS MARION HARRIS BRENDA JAMES JESSE KANE CARA KANE CALVIN KINNEY DAMON LESTER GLEN RANDOLPH JACQUELINE WEST MCGLEN
Heritage Circle (Donors who contributed $10,000 - $24,999 during the fiscal year)
Organizations
APCO WORLDWIDE AYANA J. MCALLISTER LEGACY FOUNDATIO, INC. BOWIE BUSINESS INNOVATION CENTER INC. DALY COMPUTERS INC. EDUCATIONAL CREDIT MANAGEMENT CORPORATION FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF GLENARDEN, MARYLAND HOMEFREE USA INC. LIVE NATION PROCTER & GAMBLE FUND OF THE GREATER CINCINNATI FOUNDATION ROBERT STERLING CLARK FOUNDATION SECOND EPISCOPAL DISTRICT AME CHURCH SPLUNK INC. THE LINKS INC., ARLINGTON CHAPTER VAN WAGNER SPORTS & ENTERTAINMENT LLC VENTUREWELL
Individuals
CHARLES ADAMS DARLENE BROWN MICHAEL KRIMBILL ERROL PHILLIP JOYCE PHILLIP BETTY TURNER MARY WARD TROY WEAVER RYAN YU
Goodloe Circle (Donors who contributed $5,000 - $9,999 during the fiscal year)
Organizations
AHOLD DELHAIZE USA INC. ALLSTATE CORPORATION AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION IN MINNESOTA ARTECH HOLDINGS LIMITED BRIGHTHOUSE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CITY OF BOWIE CLARK CONSTRUCTION GROUP LLC ELIOR NORTH AMERICA ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS FOUNDATION FUTURE HOUSING LEADERS/NATIONAL URBAN LEAGUE GEAUX CARE STAFFING LLC HOWARD HUGHES MEDICAL INSTITUTE OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY INC., EPSILON SIGMA CHAPTER PINNACLE FINANCIAL PARTNERS INC. REVENUE AUTHORITY OF PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY SANDY SPRING BANK CORPORATION TARGET FOUNDATION UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND FOUNDATION INC. US SPORTS CAMPS LLC USA SWIMMING INC. VERIZON FOUNDATION WHITING-TURNER CONTRACTING COMPANY
Individuals
TIMOTHY ADAMS ARNOLD ADKINS JAMES BEERS LINDA BEERS SHAWN ESTELLE SONJA FOGGIE ERIC FRANCIS MELVIN GASKINS CARL GOODMAN BEDELIA GREEN VIRGINIA GUILFORD ED LEWIS III YVETTE LEWIS EDWARD MARTIN MARTINE MARTIN SAMMYE MILLER REGINALD ROBINSON JASON RUBINSTEIN MELINDA RUBINSTEIN JIM SIMPSON TEHMA SMITH WILSON LYN WILLIAMS
Cornerstone Circle (Donors who contributed $2,500 - $4,999 during the fiscal year)
Organizations
ABM INDUSTRIES INC. AMERICA'S CHARITIES ATTAIN PARTNERS DORSEY EDUCATIONAL FUND INC. FRIENDS OF SUSIE PROCTOR HBCU DATA SCIENCE CONSORTIUM INC. KREWE OF PYROS FOUNDATION INC. MACANNIE INC. MARYLAND PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIANS LLC MCN BUILD METROPOLITAN BAPTIST CHURCH PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION RAISING CANE’S RESTAURANTS LLC SCHOOL CLUB OF WASHINGTON STRADA EDUCATION FOUNDATION SUSDEWITT ENTERPRISES LP THE LINKS INC., MOUNT ROSE, MD CHAPTER VARSITY SPIRIT
Individuals
SYLVIA ANDERSON GARY BROOKS JOHN CAMPBELL SHEREE CARSON JULIUS DAVIS EUGENE GLOSTER MONICA GLOSTER DARYL GRAHAM KIMETTA HAIRSTON LINDA HOWARD FREDERICK JACKSON AUDREY JOHNSON IRVING LONG LYNNE LONG MONIFA MCKNIGHT GINA NIGHTENGALE ELIZABETH PROCTOR MAJOR RIDDICK CHERYL SAWYERS CHARLOTTE SIMPSON-HOPKINS JAMES WILKINSON LOUIS WILLIAMS A. DIANE WILLIAMS ALLISON WILSON DAMON WILSON
Founder’s Circle (Donors who contributed $1,000 - $2,499 during the fiscal year)
Organizations
ALFRED STREET BAPTIST CHURCH AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION BLACK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF MD INC. BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY METRO ALUMNI CHAPTER C.D. BROWN INC. COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF SARASOTA COUNTY DIRON LLC FEDEX OFFICE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF HIGHLAND PARK FRIENDS OF JOANNE C. BENSON GREATER WASHINGTON COMMUNITY FOUNDATION HBCU BATTLE OF THE BRAINS LLC HBCU NATIONAL CENTER JMS ONYX LLC KENNEDY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS KINGDOM FELLOWSHIP AME CHURCH KIROMA CONTRACTING INC. MAHOGANY BOOKS MERIDIAN MANAGEMENT GROUP INC. NEW YORK LIFE FOUNDATION PATAPSCO HIGH SCHOOL AND CENTER FOR THE ARTS PATUXENT RIVER MD CHAPTER THE LINKS INC. PEARL FOUNDATION INC. PEPSICO BOTTLING GROUP LLC. PRESSLEY RIDGE SCHOOLS REID TEMPLE AME CHURCH RESILIENCE PARTNERS NFP RICHARD M. SCHULZE FAMILY FOUNDATION SANFORD & DORIS SLAVIN FOUNDATION ST. STEPHEN'S AND ST. AGNES SCHOOL SYDAR OF D.C. LLC TBC INC.
THREE 6 M.A.F.I.A. SPRING 2021 PLEDGE CLASS OF THE ZETA DELTA CHAPTER OF DELTA SIGMA THETA SORORITY INC.
TOM JOYNER FOUNDATION INC. TRI-COUNTY CHAPTER BOWIE STATE ALUMNI ULTIMATE CHAMPIONSHIP EXPERIENCE LLC. WSIA DIVERSITY FOUNDATION ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
Individuals
BRENDA ACKER WILLIAMS TRACI SHEPPARD ALLOTEY DENISE BAILEY CLARK DONALD BALL ROBIN FOREMAN BOOTH PAT BOSSE WILLIAM BOSTIC ERIC BOYD DEBRA OWENS BOYD AMINTA BREAUX JOYCE BROWN TONY BROWN MICKEY BURNIM ESSIE CALHOUN DONALD CARR VERONICA CHAMPION ROBERT CHILES LEONARD CLARK BRIAN CLEMMONS TERRI COLLINS-SWAIN RUDA CONWAY ARLENE CREEK MAITLAND DADE DORETTA DAVIS CHRISTOPHER,M. DENIG FERNEY DENNIS NELSON DENNIS MARVIN DOBBS VAUGHN EVANS REGINALD EWING DERRICK FENNELL LARRY FIELDS PATRICIA FISHER ANITA FORD JENNIFER FOXWORTHY CHRISTIAN GANT JACQUELYN GARRISON ANTHONY GASTON LUCY GICHAGA BIANKA GILFILLIAN LINDA GOODEN LA VERNE GRAY WILFRED GRAY FRANK GUNTHER III ALVIN HAILSTORKS BEVERLY HALL-CHANDLER JOHN HAMMOND PAULA HARRIS CLINT HARVIN CHERYL HATCHER-WILLIAMS DAVID HENRY CLIFFORD JACOBS JAMES JANIFER BRENDA JENKINS CLINTON JENNIFER INDIA JOHNS AARON JOHNSON TANYA JOHNSON DENNIS JONES DORETHA JONES GEORGIA KELLEY CALVIN LEE GINNY LEE SONYA LEE JAMES LEWIS
LARK LEWIS
TERRY LIERMAN
SHIRLEY LONG
MARLENE MANNING ADDIE MARTIN JO ANN MARTIN-HALL ALAN MELTZER LORING MILLIN STEPHANIE MINOR RODERICK MISSOURI DONNA MITCHELL RICARDO MITCHELL LESLIE MOBRAY CLARENCE MOLLOCK YVETTE MURRAY DEBRA NIXON MARY OLIVER DANIELLE OMPAD WILBUR PARKER ELLIOTT PARRIS EDRIC POITIER MARCUS PONDER JOSEPHINE PRINCE BATTLE BRUCE PURNELL HASSAN QAIMMAQAMI BONNIE REESE KENNETH RICE MARY RIORDAN CASSANDRA ROBINSON ROY ROOSEVELT GORDON SAMPSON DEVANG SHAH KAREN SHAHEED RICKIE SIMMONS BARBARA SMITH ROLAND SMITH TIMOTHY SMITH VALERIE SMITH CLEMMIE SOLOMON EARL SPEIGHTS ANTHONY STEWART BRENT SWINTON RASHEED TAHIR ROBERT TALLEY THELMA THOMAS DALEY CHEREE TURNER CHARLENE TYLER MAURICE TYLER RICHARD TYLER RAISHAWN WALSTON LEON WASHINGTON PAMELA WHEELER-TAYLOR LAROCHE WILLIAMS ALEXANDER WILLIAMS GUY WILLIAMS SUSAN WILLIAMS KELVIN WILSON EDWARD WINGFIELD BEVERLY WINSTEAD LILLIAN WISEMAN MARSHA WORD JOHN WORD DERRICK YOUNG MOYA YOUNG
Educator’s Circle (Donors who contributed $500 - $999 during the fiscal year)
Organizations
ACCENTURE LLP ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF LINCOLN UNIVERSITY BACKSWING GOLF EVENTS BK MILLER MEATS & LIQUORS CITY YEAR WASHINGTON, DC EXPERIENCE PRINCE GEORGE'S FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF DISTRICT HEIGHTS GREATER SAINT JOHN CHURCH INC. HITT CONTRACTING INC. OBIDEGWU FAMILY CHARITABLE FUND PLUMBERS LOCAL UNION NO. RIPS MANAGEMENT LLC ST. MATTHEWS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TEAMSTERS LOCAL UNION NO. 922
Individuals
ANONYMOUS CAROLYN ARMSTEAD MICHAEL ATKINS SHIRLEY BATES BILLY BENNETT JAMAL BERRY WILLIAM BLAND JERRY BOLLING ERIC BONSU SYLVIA BOSWELL LOIS BOWMAN DIANNE BRADLEY CUBIE BRAGG CHARLES BUTLER YVETTE CALDWELL TERRY CHAPMAN KARMALITA CONTEE BRENDA COX RODERICK CUNNINGHAM DIONNE CURBEAM LINDA CURETON DIANAH DORSEY NOVELLA DUNLAP GAYLE FINK ROBERT FREEMAN GLADYS GIDDENS EBONY GORDON JEANETTE GOULD VANCE GRAGG ARTHUR GRAVES PARNICE GREEN PATRICIA GRIFFIN-THOMAS JIMMIE,WAYNE HARRELL JASAD HAYER GLORIA HICKS EMMA HOLBROOK DOROTHY HOLLAND BARBARA HOLMES DERRICK HOLMES CASSANDRA HUTCHISON
ROBERT JAMES
JOSEPHINE JOHNSON
LARRY JOHNSON
REMETA JOHNSON-WILLIAMS BARBARA JONES JULIA, KOMMERS CHERYL LANDIS ISIAH LEGGETT GINA LEWIS WILLIAM LEWIS RONALD LIPSCOMB ARLENZARD LIVERMAN KATHLEEN LYNCH SIMPSON HELENE MCBRIDE DEBORAH MCFARLAND ANGELA MISSOURI MONICA MOORE DAVID NELSON RUBY NELSON MARY THOMAS NEWSOM LORENCE OTTLEY JOAN OXENDINE DENESHEA PHELPS REGINA RIVERS-DAVIS OLIVIA ROBBINS DANTE ROBINSON GATHIER RODGERS BARBARA RUCKER-BONEY CHARLES RYAN SUSAN SCHOLES JOHN SCOTT ANTONE SEWELL LESLIE SMALLWOOD BARRY SOCKS ANN SPARROUGH VANESSA STRAUSS PINKIE STROTHER PATRICIA TIGNOR LE QUAN TURNER SHIRLEY WALKER DARREN WASHINGTON ELEZSA WATERS LAVONNE WHITE LATISA WILDER JEAN WOODLEY MAURICE ZEEMAN
Scholar’s Circle (Donors who contributed $250 - $499 during the fiscal year)
Organizations
ACCREDITATION COUNCIL FOR GRADUATE MEDICAL EDUCATION CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH CHARITIES AID FOUNDATION OF AMERICA LOWER SHORE BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI PENN ENTERTAINMENT AT HOLLYWOOD CASINO AT CHARLES TOWN RACES PROGRESSIVE INSURANCE FOUNDATION NORTH SQUARE FUNDS THE MUSEUM VICTIMS' RIGHTS FOUNDATION
Individuals
IKECHUKWU AKUJOBI ERNEST ANDERSON REUBIN ATKINS RUSHERN BAKER ASHLEY BATTLE KHILI BENSTON GERRY BREWSTER BETTYE BRISCOE KARL BROCKENBROUGH LEANDER BROWN DAVID BRUCE HELEN BUTLER MILTON CARR DENISE CARTER RICHARD CAVICCHI JENNIFER COKE MARY JANE COOLEN HARMON COOPER ROBERT CROSS MATTIE CUFFIE NAOMI CURRY BENJAMIN DAHUNSI ROBIN DANIEL SABRINA DAVIS DONNA DEAN DENISE DINKINS-POWELL CAMILLE DUNLAP BARBARA FAIRFIELD MARIA FORD FRED FOSTER SHARON GASTON VICTOR GIBSON SHAQUETTE GORMAN NICOLE GRAHAM TERRENCE HALL JOHNNY HAMPTON MARCO HARRIS DEIRDRE HARRISON DONALD HERRING JACQUELINE HILL ROBERT HILL SHEILA HOBSON PAULETTE HUCKSTEP ALPHONSO HUDSON CAROLYN HYMAN JERRY ISAAC BETTY L. ISOM JASPER JAMES MONA JOHNSON WARREN JOHNSON
KATHY JONES THADDEUS KITTLES BENJAMIN KLUBES EVA LEWIS PEGGY LEWIS DARA LINDENBAUM PRUTOW MARK LOCKETT CHERYL MANN EUGENE MATTHEWS ROBERT MAYO ROSALIND MUCHIRI NEAL NAFF ELTON OWENS FAYE PARKER ANDRE PEARSON DARYL PENN KATHE POWELL T. BRITT PRICE GALE PROCTOR JAMES PROCTOR INA RAMOS MARIETTA RAMSEY ANITRA REED KAREN ROBERTSON JON ROU STACY RUBENS MICHAEL RUCKER PAMELA RUCKER NICHELLE SANDY CASSANDRA SCOTT JAMES SHERRELL TISA SILVER CANADY NATHAN SIMMS HASAN SOLOMON SHARON SOLOMON JOHN SPELLS BIANCA STEWART NICOLE SYLVER CYNTHIA TAYLOR ARTHUR THOMAS KIMBERLY THOMAS JAY THOMPSON KAREN BROCK THOMPSON ALVIN THORNTON CATHY TOOMER KEVAUGN TOWNSEND ALONA TURNER ANNETTE WEDDERBURN WEYDEN WEDDERBURN ARTHUR WEST JOSEPHINE WHIPPLE NORMAN WHITE DORIS WILKINSON HENRY WILLIAMS ANGELA WILSON-KITTLES JESSICA WINN BEVERLY WOODS LATONYA WRENN WAYNE WRIGHT ANDRE T. YOUNG
We thank the additional 1,421 supporters who contributed $1 - $249 during the fiscal year.
