CLASS OF 1973 SCHOLARSHIP FUND
The Southern University A&M College Class of 1973 plans to establish a $100,000 endowed scholarship fund. The purpose is to increase college access for low-income first-generation students, and to enhance the university’s efforts to provide needed aid to undergraduate students. While gifts of any size are welcomed and appreciated, we are challenging classmates to donate $1,000 to this cause. Multiple, incremental, or recurring donations are always welcomed because our goal is to make an ongoing positive impact! From December 15, 2022 thru October 31, 2023 donations will be accepted, but please donate as early as you can. The Class of 1973 collective donation check will be presented during halftime at our 2023 homecoming football game. Corporate donations will also be enthusiastically accepted. Be sure to utilize Gift Matching options if your current or former employer provides that benefit.
Let’s all put our collective efforts together and truly positively impact future & current SU students!
If paying by check, make payable to:
Southern University System Foundation or SUS Foundation
Include in Memo Section: Class of 1973
mail to:
Southern University System Foundation or SUS Foundation
P.O. Box 9562, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70813
If you have questions about your donation, or need a W-9, you may call Jocelyn Lewis, at the SUS Foundation Office, Direct: 1-225-771-3243, jocelyn@sutrueblue.org or Stanley White, Cell 1-623-760-7901, su73goldenreunion@gmail.com.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR DONATION:
- All donations will be credited to our class-designated endowment setup through the Southern University System (SUS) Foundation, which is a 501(c)3 Nonprofit.
- All funds raised will remain in the endowment and will be managed and invested by the SUS Foundation. Donations are tax-deductible.
The following donors contributed $1,000 or more:
| Jewel London Payne | Andree M. Driskell | Alice M Whitlock Wallace |
| Joyce Judy Charles Bolden | Anthony W. Brightman | Linda Oliver Roberts |
| George Grant | Roy J. Brown | Chester C. Senegal |
| Stanley B. White | Wilfred Jones | Milton L. Cofield |
