2019

THURGOOD MARSHALL COLLEGE FUND (TMCF) AWARDS NEARLY $10 MILLION TO STUDENTS AND MEMBER-SCHOOLS IN 2018

TMCF prides itself on being fiscally responsible with every charitable donation, large or small. TMCF respects each dollar and is registered with every charitable regulatory agency in every required state and has received the highest ratings from all three non-profit rating groups.

Senate Passes Measure to Help HBCUs

The HBCU Propelling Agency Relationships Towards a New Era of Results for Students Act, or HBCU PARTNERS Act, would give Historically Black institutions of higher learning more access to grants and programs from federal agencies. The agencies would be required to share their plans with Congress and track the HBCUs’ progress.

THURGOOD MARSHALL COLLEGE FUND (TMCF) RECEIVES PERSONAL DONATION FROM THE HONORABLE BETSY DEVOS

When she began her tenure as Secretary of Education, Mrs. DeVos pledged to donate her yearly salary to charity. Last year, Mrs. DeVos donated the remainder of her salary to charities focusing on education and special needs.

Academia.edu and Center for Advancing Opportunity Launch Initiative to Celebrate Black History Month

“Black History Month provides a slice in time for all of us to appreciate the contribution of black people to U.S. and world history as well as to the contemporary marketplace of ideas,” said Gerard Robinson, executive director of CAO.

Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos Donates Portion Of Salary To HBCUs

This year, TMCF is honored to be a recipient of a charitable donation from Mrs. DeVos, which will help TMCF to continue its work of educating the next generation of leaders from our nation’s publicly-supported Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) and Predominantly Black Institutions (PBIs).

New Legislation Aimed at Increasing Federal Grants and Contracts to HBCUs

The legislation builds upon President Trump’s executive order by requiring agencies to submit annual plans to Congress detailing how each applicable agency intends to strengthen the capacity of HBCUs to participate in federal grants, contracts, or cooperative agreements.