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Dear Potential 2018 Program Partner:
The Cleveland Council of Black Colleges Alumni Association along with the Northern Ohio Inter-Alumni Council/UNCF are delighted in your interest in becoming a Program Partner for the DESTINATION HBCU: (Historically Black College and University) College Fair, which will take place on Friday, November 16 and Saturday, November 17, 2018 at the Cleveland Metropolitan School District East Professional Center and Warrensville Heights High School, respectively. The College Fair activities will also include our inaugural DESTNATION HBCU Pre-College Fair Reception, a gathering of HBCU Admission Professionals and Northeast Ohio High School Superintendents, Principals and Academic Counselors as well as prominent Cleveland area HBCU Alumni and event sponsors. The reception will take place on Thursday, November 15, 2018.
The fair is organized by the Alumni Council, a consortium of graduates and supporters of any accredited public or private HBCUs that reside in the Greater Cleveland, Ohio area. This year is particularly special as we celebrate the accomplishments and scholastic success stories of our youth who participated in the college fair. We will also acknowledge HBCU graduates that are successful professionals in Northeast Ohio.
From the rigorous academic offerings, legacy, historic landmarks, influential graduates and student engagement; these institutions are a DESTINATION where students can fulfill their dreams and prepare for the challenges ahead. The HBCUs represented and other exhibitors in attendance will certainly add value to the students served to allow them to witness to understand the proud history and traditions of HBCUs while proving their relevancy for today and how they can prosper as a student for the next four years.
We hope that you would consider joining us as a 2018 Program Partner. A Program Partner is any company, organization or individual that contributes cash and/or an in-kind donation to the fair. With your support, we can continue to develop this amazing event and help shape the next generation of business professionals, doctors, educators, lawyers and others who will contribute to our region and country for years to come. Additionally, with your financial support, we are able to continue the mission of reducing barriers of access to higher education by providing valuable information and resources to underrepresented students.
The Cleveland Council of Black Colleges Alumni Association along with the Northern Ohio Inter-Alumni Council/UNCF are delighted in your interest in becoming a Program Partner for the DESTINATION HBCU: (Historically Black College and University) College Fair, which will take place on Friday, November 16 and Saturday, November 17, 2018 at the Cleveland Metropolitan School District East Professional Center and Warrensville Heights High School, respectively. The College Fair activities will also include our inaugural DESTNATION HBCU Pre-College Fair Reception, a gathering of HBCU Admission Professionals and Northeast Ohio High School Superintendents, Principals and Academic Counselors as well as prominent Cleveland area HBCU Alumni and event sponsors. The reception will take place on Thursday, November 15, 2018.
The fair is organized by the Alumni Council, a consortium of graduates and supporters of any accredited public or private HBCUs that reside in the Greater Cleveland, Ohio area. This year is particularly special as we celebrate the accomplishments and scholastic success stories of our youth who participated in the college fair. We will also acknowledge HBCU graduates that are successful professionals in Northeast Ohio.
From the rigorous academic offerings, legacy, historic landmarks, influential graduates and student engagement; these institutions are a DESTINATION where students can fulfill their dreams and prepare for the challenges ahead. The HBCUs represented and other exhibitors in attendance will certainly add value to the students served to allow them to witness to understand the proud history and traditions of HBCUs while proving their relevancy for today and how they can prosper as a student for the next four years.
We hope that you would consider joining us as a 2018 Program Partner. A Program Partner is any company, organization or individual that contributes cash and/or an in-kind donation to the fair. With your support, we can continue to develop this amazing event and help shape the next generation of business professionals, doctors, educators, lawyers and others who will contribute to our region and country for years to come. Additionally, with your financial support, we are able to continue the mission of reducing barriers of access to higher education by providing valuable information and resources to underrepresented students.
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As an established 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation affiliated with the United Negro College Fund, (13-1624241), we can receive your tax-deductible contribution that will further enable us to meet our goals and provide you with increased exposure at both events to our growing constituent base of HBCU alumni, parents, students, and supporters.
Once you review this material, we look forward to meeting with you to discuss in more detail the role your organization will play in these very important events. At the sponsors’ request, tickets for any program partner package may be donated to deserving high school students. For more information about the event visit www.HBCUAlumniCLE.com or www.DESTINATIONHBCU.org
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The Cleveland Council of Black Colleges Alumni Association is raising money to support students access to college and every little bit helps. This cause means a lot to us, and we believe that we can make a difference together. We welcome any contribution that is received. For a donation of $35, you will receive a special reception invitation to interact with other HBCU alums, supporters and Program Partners. Thanks!
This online fundraiser is to support the Council's effort of providing college admission access to many deserving students. One of the main goals through the HBCU College Fair program is to increase college enrollment in under-served and under-represented populations of the community.
Collaborating with the Higher Education Compact of Greater Cleveland and the Ohio College Application Month Initiative, dollars raised will support students with the application fee ($35) of the Common Black College Application. This one application is shared with 52 select Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Donate Now.
This online fundraiser is to support the Council's effort of providing college admission access to many deserving students. One of the main goals through the HBCU College Fair program is to increase college enrollment in under-served and under-represented populations of the community.
Collaborating with the Higher Education Compact of Greater Cleveland and the Ohio College Application Month Initiative, dollars raised will support students with the application fee ($35) of the Common Black College Application. This one application is shared with 52 select Historically Black Colleges and Universities. Donate Now.
