The Elizabethtown Community and Technical College (ECTC) Foundation has announced the launch of the Champions Circle, a philanthropic leadership program uniting community partners dedicated to advancing education.
The Champions Circle invites donors to join with an annual commitment of $10,000, providing essential unrestricted funding to respond to ECTC’s greatest needs. Members receive unique benefits, such as recognition across campuses and opportunities to participate in special events.
“The Champions Circle allows us to respond quickly to student needs, pilot innovative programs, and expand opportunities that change students’ lives,” ECTC Foundation Executive Director Chrissie Angell said. “We are grateful to the founding leaders who recognize the value of this investment.”
Inaugural leadership gifts from Family Scholar House President & CEO Cathe Dykstra, Swope Family of Dealerships and Diane Logsdon will create a strong foundation for the Champions Circle and set an inspiring example of philanthropic vision and community leadership, Angell said.
“The Swope Family of Dealerships is honored to support the Champions Circle because we believe deeply in ECTC’s role as a driver of opportunity in our region,” said Jennifer Swope, executive vice president/chief operating officer of the Swope Family of Dealerships and ECTC Foundation board chair. “Investing in ECTC means investing directly in the strength of our workforce, our families and our future. We are proud to stand with other leaders who share this commitment.”
Champions Circle membership is renewed annually, following the academic calendar, with commitments due by June 30 and membership beginning July 1. Individuals, businesses and foundations can contribute.
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