Central Carolina Technical College Foundation

The CCTC Foundation supports and collaborates with the college by engaging donors, cultivating industry partnerships, and developing strategic resources to enhance education for its students, faculty and staff while advancing academic excellence and addressing workforce needs (The Foundation supports the college's mission of fostering a positive environment of teaching and learning, preparing students to enter the job market, and to achieve their professional and personal goals.)

The Central Carolina Technical College Foundation provides financial support to students and strengthens the community through scholarships, workforce training and educational initiatives. By removing financial barriers, the Foundation makes higher education more accessible and equips students with the skills needed for high-demand careers. It also invests in faculty and staff development to enhance instruction and student services. Additionally, the Foundation funds special projects that drive innovation and growth at CCTC. Through community partnerships and engagement, it creates opportunities that transform lives. Contributions through Midlands Gives directly impact students, helping them succeed and build a stronger workforce for the future.

Testimonials

Quotes from CCTC Foundation Scholarship Recipients:

“Your generosity not only lightens my financial load but also motivates me to work harder and achieve success in my studies.” - Jaylen Cole Benbow, Col. George P. Summers Scholarship

“Without this scholarship, continuing my studies would have been an uphill battle. Your support has lifted an enormous weight off my shoulders and allowed me to focus fully on my coursework and clinical training, without the constant worry of how to afford it.” - Genecia Drayton, Rosefield Endowment

2025 Highlights:

-The 7th annual Titan Behind the Screens: Unseen Hands, Unmatched Impact campaign raised $26,227.

-The 15th annual Golf Tournament raised over $30,000, funding 19 student scholarships.

-The Foundation awarded 79 scholarships totaling $71,400.