BCCC Foundation

  • BCCC Foundation

    The Baltimore City Community College Foundation advances the College’s mission by providing scholarships and other forms of financial support that enable BCCC students to fulfill their higher education career goals. The Foundation also supports philanthropic giving to the College in its role as an economic engine in Baltimore and as a vital part of the community. Every gift advances BCCC’s mission to change lives and build communities. 

Your Support Makes a Difference

  • Students, their families, and the Baltimore corporate community depend on us to create an environment that fosters innovation, collaboration, critical thinking, creativity and professional excellence. Thanks to your philanthropic goodwill, you help make it possible.

    As Baltimore City’s only community college, we rely on public funds to meet the most basic needs of our students. We count on private contributions to improve the delivery of relevant educational programming and provide additional financial support to students, an expense which is outside the college’s budget.

Ways To Give

  • Baltimore City Community College Foundation donors can designate funds to areas of greatest interest to them. Unrestricted gifts allow the Foundation to direct funds to the highest priority needs of the College.

    Ways to Give…

    • Cash Donations are available for immediate use by our Foundation.
    • Matching Gifts double the power of your personal giving. Check with your employer or other organizations that you are affiliated with to find out if they offer a matching gift program.
    • Stocks & Bonds and mutual funds may enable donors to contribute a larger gift at less cost.
    • Pledges provide a longer-term commitment over a designated period of time and are based on an agreed upon schedule.
    • Planned Giving enables you to make significant contributions that might not be possible during your lifetime by including the Baltimore City Community College Foundation in your will.
    • Life Insurance policies provide a wonderful legacy to the College.
    • Retirement Savings can be directed to the College by naming the Foundation as a partial beneficiary.
    • Gifts of Appreciated Real Estate can provide a charitable tax deduction and elimination of capital gains tax*.
    • Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds may enable donors to contribute a larger gift at less cost. 

    *Contact your tax adviser, insurance professional or attorney to maximize the tax benefits of your gift.

    Scholarships
    For an annual commitment of as little as $500, an individual or organization may have a fund named for them. 

    Endowments
    With a gift of at least $10,000, donors can create a named, endowed scholarship fund to award to students based on donor selected criteria. These endowed funds exist in perpetuity.

    Tax Tips
    Beyond the usefulness of your gift, you receive tax benefits for your donation. Your gift should be made on or before December 31 of the year in which you wish to receive the charitable income tax deduction.

    Corporate Limits
    A corporation is permitted to make and deduct philanthropic investments of up to 10% of its taxable income. As with individuals, a corporation may carry over excess charitable contributions into the next five years.

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