March 31, 2026 - 10:19

The College of Education at NC State University has once again demonstrated its profound community support, securing its fifth straight win in the Faculty and Staff Gift Challenge during the university's annual Day of Giving. The 2026 event, held on March 25, proved to be another remarkable success for the college.
Donors contributed a total of 915 individual gifts to the College of Education, generating $372,101 in critical funding. This overwhelming participation underscores the deep commitment of alumni, faculty, staff, and friends to the college's mission. The funds raised are earmarked to support a wide array of initiatives, including student scholarships, innovative classroom technology, faculty research projects, and enhanced learning resources.
The consistent success in the giving challenge highlights a powerful culture of philanthropy within the college community. This financial support is vital for preparing the next generation of educators and leaders, ensuring they have access to the best possible tools and opportunities. The achievement reflects a shared belief in the transformative power of education and a collective investment in the future of teaching and learning. The college extends its deepest gratitude to every contributor who helped make this day a success.
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