Through advocacy, education, and philanthropy, every supporter can help strengthen Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the students they serve.
The future of higher education is changing, and HBCUs have a tremendous opportunity to lead that change. As a proud alumnus of the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff (UAPB), I was especially encouraged to hear Chancellor Dr. Anthony Graham discuss the important role HBCUs can play in artificial intelligence, data analytics, and workforce development…
The HBCU Campaign Fund (HCF) joins the higher education and broader HBCU community in mourning the passing of Chancellor Emeritus Dr. Edward B. Fort, a transformational educator, visionary leader, and giant in higher education. Dr. Fort, who passed away August 9 at the age of 94, served as North Carolina A&T’s eighth chancellor for 17…
The HBCU Campaign Fund (HCF), a minority educational non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), announces the 10th Annual HBCU Football and Recruitment Tour, marking a decade of celebrating Black college football while connecting prospective students with educational opportunities at HBCUs. The tour is presented through HCF’s Division of Strategic Communications…
The HBCU Campaign Fund (HCF) extends its deepest appreciation to Dr. Charlie Nelms for his extraordinary philanthropy, visionary leadership, and unwavering commitment to advancing Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). As a dedicated supporter and investor in HCF, Dr. Nelms continues to demonstrate his belief in the power of collective action, advocacy, and philanthropy to…
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The HBCU Campaign Fund (HCF) is a non-profit educational advocacy organization that remains as a strong advocate for students and higher education, and supports the significance while raising funds for scholarships, programs, and private and public Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Minority-Serving
nstitutions (MSIs).
Knowledge is the prime need of the hour. More and more, Negreos are taking full advantage of hard-won opportunities for learning, and the educational level of the Negro population is at its highest point in history.
— Mary McLeod Bethune
Last Will and Testament
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