Established in 1997, the Hudson County Community College Foundation supports and promotes
the College and its students by building awareness and developing financial resources.
In keeping with its vision that all Hudson County residents should be afforded the
opportunity to acquire a college education and enjoy the lifelong benefits of that
education, the HCCC Foundation works diligently to find and generate the funding that
provides scholarships for students, seed money for new and innovative programs, stipends
for faculty development, capital to assist the College in its physical expansion,
and resources to address basic needs and insecurities of our HCCC community members
and students beyond the classroom.
Giving Opportunities and Priorities
Foundation Scholarships
Foundation Annual Report
Foundation Newsletter
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You may give by mailing a check to us.
For faculty and staff, you may establish your gift through payroll deductions.
You may establish your gift through ACH/Wire.
Do you have questions? Reach out to us!
You may contact us by emailing foundationFREEHUDSONCOUNTYCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE or by calling (201) 360-4778.
The Foundation’s operations are overseen by the College’s Vice President for Development under the administration of the Foundation’s Board of Directors, who give generously of their time, talents and resources.
The Foundation has been privileged to have the support of dedicated individuals from the Hudson County community who very generously serve as the Foundation’s Board of Directors.
Find more about upcoming Foundation Events and learn how you can get involved and give to the community.
Support Hudson County Community College as a Foundation donor. Gifts of any amount and for any purpose are very much appreciated, and will enrich the lives of our students and community.
As a 501 (c) 3 corporation, the Hudson County Community College Foundation provides tax-exempt status to contributions.
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