RCC Foundation

Changing the World,
One graduate at a Time

The RCC Foundation provides financial support through scholarships and emergency funds to approximately 500 students yearly. With the support of donors like you and the RCC Foundation, higher education becomes an attainable dream and the catalyst for a bright future. RCC students epitomize the American story in real time, and Rockland Community College is their engine for economic mobility.

Support RCC Students

RCC is thrilled to now offer a simplified way to donate stock. Did you know that when you donate stock there are a number of tax advantages? You save money while supporting our students. It’s a win-win for you and us. And now it’s fast, safe and easy to do.

Or give by check:

Rockland Community College Foundation
145 College Road
Suffern, NY 10901

About Us

The Rockland Community College Foundation was established in 1981 to provide the resources that students require for success. The Foundation is dedicated to supporting the College by fostering a culture of philanthropy, growing the endowment, and providing financial support for long-term institutional priorities that could not be achieved without private funds. Access to the educational opportunities provided through scholarships can serve as the path to economic security, and this is especially true for low-income, first-generation, and underrepresented students. The RCC Foundation awards over $350,000 annually to deserving students. Additional support is provided by the Foundation to the College to ensure that students get the highest-quality educational experiences.

Thank you for your support! Please contact Kim Grace, Assistant Director of Development, with any questions at [email protected] or 845-574-4489.

Alumni

The RCC Foundation is a conduit, building relationships among a network of alumni and friends and working to grow the RCC Community. We hope alumni will come together to support one another and current RCC students. Visit our alumni page to stay connected.

Corporate Partners