Glendale Community College

You Can Make an Impact on a Student’s Life
With your help, Glendale Community College (GCC) can provide  students with basic needs and scholarship funds so they can get the education they need to succeed in the workforce. Sadly, many students do not have access to basic needs such as food and shelter; many more struggle to pay tuition. GCC has numerous programs that assist ‘in-need’ students, however, we need your support in funding these programs.

Glendale Community College's Fundraising Priorities

Please click on the Fundraising Priority to make a donation.

Food Pantry Fund

This fund supports students experiencing food insecurity by providing essential food and resources.

GCC General Scholarship and Program Fund

Provides needs-based and academic scholarships to support students in pursuing their educational goals.

GCC Greatest Needs

This fund has the widest range of impact, which supports programs, projects, activities, scholarships, or initiatives that impact the college and our students.

GCC Student Emergency

These funds are a lifeline, helping students pay for urgent needs such as tuition, books, and other unexpected bills.

Promise Program

The Promise Program covers scholarships and stipends for other necessary funding, such as books, food, childcare, and other academic, life, and career assistance.

Other Opportunities

Support other programs at Glendale Community College as part of the EmpowerED campaign.

 

Maricopa Community College employees can donate through payroll deduction, here.

See how this campaign addresses student needs and workforce readiness.

Download Case for Support

Dara Lawson, GCC Nursing Student

“As a single mother of three young children, attending nursing school and paying for childcare was challenging. This scholarship made my dream of becoming a nurse possible by providing me with the means to graduate and relieved many financial hardships I was facing. Glendale Community College has empowered me as a student, mother, veteran,  and as a future nurse.”