MacKenzie Scott Tops $300 Million In Recent Higher Education Gifts
In just the span of one month billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has donated more than $300 million to various colleges and higher scholarship funds.
www.forbes.comHere’s what’s latest on Mackenzie Scott’s higher-education donations, based on recent reporting.
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If you’d like, I can pull the most current, institution-by-institution breakdown and summarize it in a table, or filter to gifts to specific types of schools (HBCUs, Tribal colleges, Hispanic-serving institutions).
In just the span of one month billionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has donated more than $300 million to various colleges and higher scholarship funds.
www.forbes.comWith a new round of gifts in the past few days, MacKenzie Scott's total giving to dozens of colleges and other higher education groups now tops $1 billion for the year.
www.forbes.comPhilanthropist MacKenzie Scott continued her latest giving spree this week, showering millions of dollars on another slew of higher ed institutions.
www.insidehighered.com[Episcopal News Service] Voorhees University, one of two historically Black universities with ties to The Episcopal Church, announced over the weekend that it had received $19 million from the phil…
episcopalnewsservice.orgBillionaire philanthropist MacKenzie Scott has once again made headlines with a transformative gift — a $42 million donation to 10,000 Degrees, a San Rafael-based nonprofit that has spent over four decades helping low-income students across California pursue and complete college degrees. The grant, made through Scott’s Yield Giving organization, marks one of her most substantial recent contributions to higher education. It will help fuel 10,000 Degrees’ mission of promoting educational equity...
lifestylesmagazine.comThe philanthropist's giving to the sector has had a heavy focus on minority-serving schools and those with relatively high shares of low-income students.
www.highereddive.comMacKenzie Scott donated $50 million to Cal State East Bay—the largest gift in the struggling university's history—as part of an $860 million higher education giving spree since October. The school lost 25% of its enrollment and faces a $13.2 million deficit, making Scott's unrestricted donation
www.universityherald.comMacKenzie Scott's donations to colleges serving often overlooked students were a surprise — and potentially transformational.
www.nytimes.comAlabama State University President Dr. Quinton T. Ross Jr. said the donation is \
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