Administrative Fees

In support of general operating costs, a one-time fee of 5% will be assigned to all donations. Endowments will incur a fee of up to 2% annually.

Campus Giving

All SPSCC employees can participate in the Campus Cares Employee Giving Campaign. By donating to support scholarships, college programs, and emergency assistance we all contribute to student success at SPSCC.

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Thank you to all of our campus colleagues for all the ways you support student success at SPSCC every day! 

You Make a Difference

Campus Cares is SPSCC's employee giving campaign. The campaign raises awareness about student needs and creates opportunities for you to further support students by donating to scholarships, programs, grants, and emergency assistance.

Campus Cares is organized and facilitated each year through a partnership between the SPSCC Foundation and the Campus Cares Street Team. Learn about the campaign through a series of social media and email communications as well as in-person, campus-wide events that celebrate employee support for student success at SPSCC.

Join Your Colleagues Today

If you would like to participate in Campus Cares employee giving campaign, there are several ways to contribute, and your gift will make a big difference. 

Ways to Donate

You can donate via:

  • Payroll deduction. Make a donation directly from your paycheck by completing the Campus Cares donation form
  • Online. Make a donation by debit or credit card, allowing your contribution to immediately begin working for your chosen designation. Donate online now!
  • In person. Stop by during one of our Campus Cares events or visit the Foundation Office on the 4th floor of the Bowen Center building and a Foundation staff member will be happy to assist you. Contact the Foundation team at 360-596-5430.
  • Legacy gift. To learn more about how you can include the SPSCC Foundation in your estate plans, contact Director of Strategic Partnerships & Major Gifts Amber Wetzel.

How do I find out how much I am already giving? 

You can access this information in ctcLink by accessing your “Employee Self Service” and reviewing your paycheck stubs. Click on the “Payroll” tile when accessing your Employee Self Service and then click on “Paychecks”. Click on the most recent paystub and look under your “After-Tax Deductions” to locate your current contribution. or; 

Contact HR for your payroll deduction information.

If I am already contributing through monthly payroll deductions, how can I reduce or increase the amount?

Fill out a new Campus Cares payroll deduction form with the new amount you would like to contribute and send it to the foundation. Updated deductions will occur on the next available payroll cycle.

Are my payroll deductions tax deductible? 

Yes, annual consolidated tax receipts will be sent out each January for prior year's payroll deduction giving.

What type of students/programs have the greatest need? 

Entering "none" will automatically send your gift to Student Success - Area of Greatest Need. This fund is flexible and allows the SPSCC Foundation to quickly respond to new and urgent needs as they arise. 

You can also designate your payroll deduction to a specific area: Scholarships, Grants, or College Programs.

What does my donation support? 

Scholarships give students the chance to pursue their dreams by covering tuition.

Grants help students with education-related expenses and basic needs.

Program Funds support innovative educational programming and resources.

Student Success ensures every SPSCC student can access an innovative, affordable education. The Student Success Fund provides flexible funding to meet students' real-time needs, including financial aid, equity programs, and modernizing classroom resources.

Can I give to two or more programs/funds/scholarships? 

Yes! You can designate how you’d like your donation split on your Campus Cares form or when you make an online donation. 

Is there a minimum amount needed to participate? 

There is no minimum to participate. Donations of all sizes are welcomed and appreciated. 

What are some of the donor benefits? 

First-time donors, one-time donors, and existing donors who increase their annual gift will receive a Campus Cares mug and tote bag--your choice!

All donors, including existing donors who continue to support Campus Cares, will receive the following:

Entry into a drawing for prizes

A digital badge and a sticker so you can proudly show your support!

Recognition on the SPSCC Foundation webpage

Where can I find more information? 

Follow us on the Foundation Facebook page for Campus Cares-related stories.

Check your emails for announcements, stories, and information about the impact of your support.

Reach out to the SPSCC Foundation Development team:

Christine Hoffmannchoffman@spscc.edu, Director of Development

Ann Rogers-Williamsarogers-williams@spscc.edu, Development Specialist

Administrative Fees

In support of general operating costs, a one-time fee of 5% will be assigned to all donations. Endowments will incur a fee of up to 2% annually.

As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, your donation to the SPSCC Foundation may be tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable. SPSCC Foundation's tax ID is EIN #91-1174940.

Our Supporters

SPSCC students are determined to succeed and we’ve got their backs. With the help of our community of supporters, we are making a difference in the lives of students.

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Circles of Support

Members who have generously given $25,000 or more during their lifetime of giving.

  • Albert and Nancy Goerig
  • Altrusa International of Olympia
  • Ann Greene
  • Anonymous
  • Barnes & Noble College Booksellers, LLC
  • Biella Foundation
  • Brian and Barbara Vance
  • Bobbie Andreas
  • Box of Rain
  • Brent and Samantha Dille
  • Carolyn Keck
  • Charles and Susan Frank
  • Chris and Kim Reykdal
  • Chris James
  • Cindy and John* Hough
  • College Spark Washington
  • Columbia Bank
  • Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation
  • Coordinated Care
  • Corvettes de Olympia
  • D. Mark Brown
  • Dale and Annie Knuth
  • Daniel and Carla O'Neill
  • Dennis and Paula Heck
  • Diana Hanson
  • Dick and Judy Blinn
  • Donald and Celeste Dybeck
  • Donald Rhodes and Nancy Beveridge
  • Dr. Cole and Holly Mason
  • Dr. Gerald Pumphrey and Carol Wintercorn
  • Dr. Jerald and Mary Kaye Smith
  • Dr. Kenneth and Elaine Minnaert
  • Drew and Kylie Phillips
  • Edward and Yoshi Mayeda
  • Emily and Edward* Odegard
  • Estate of Carolyn Keck
  • Estate of Jack Armstrong
  • eTeamSponsor
  • Event Planning Specialists, LLC
  • FORMA Construction
  • Frank and Gudrun Byles
  • Fred Goldberg and Carolyn Lakewold
  • Gannett Foundation/The Olympian
  • Greene Realty Group
  • Heritage Bank - West Olympia Branch
  • Hill-Betti Business Park, LLC
  • Holly and Cole Mason
  • ICC Northwest, Inc.
  • Information Processing Management Association
  • Inge and Hal* Marcus
  • Jack and Evelyn Starr
  • Jack W. Fell and R. Pamela Reid
  • James and Carol Hannum
  • Jason and Julie Robertson
  • Jerald Anderson
  • JoAnn and Jay Ross
  • Jim and Tammy Strong
  • JoAnn Ross
  • John and Carol Gonnella
  • John and Sally Warjone
  • John Dickson
  • Judith and Phil* Weigand
  • Judy Hartmann and Mike Roberts
  • Julie S. Robertson
  • Junior League of Olympia
  • Kathy and Jack* Perciful
  • Kenneth and Elaine Minnaert
  • Kenneth M. Ritchey Credit Shelter Trust
  • KeyBank
  • KeyBank Foundation
  • Kimberly Ellwanger
  • KMB Architects
  • L&E Bottling Company, Inc.
  • L. Lucille Hakala
  • Larry and Earlyse Swift
  • Leonor and Jay Fuller
  • Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel
  • Lynn and Sally Shafer
  • Lynnette McCarty
  • Marco J. Heidner Charitable Trust
  • Mark and Nancy Elliott
  • Mary-Lynne Reiner
  • Matthew Ice
  • Mike and Teri Murphy
  • M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
  • MultiCare Capital Medical Center
  • Nisqually Indian Tribe
  • OJ and Mary Christine Harvey Educational Foundation
  • Olivia Brown
  • Olympia Federal Savings
  • Olympia Orthopaedic Associates
  • Olympia Tumwater Foundation
  • O'Neill & Sons, Inc. Great Western Supply
  • Panorama
  • Pathstone
  • Patricia and Jerry Harper
  • Peter and Kathy Fluetsch
  • Port Blakely Tree Farms
  • Providence Southwest Washington Foundation
  • Providence St. Peter Hospital
  • Providence St. Peter Hospital Auxiliary
  • Puget Sound Energy
  • Ray and Barbara LaForge
  • Richard and Laurel Seaman
  • Rick and Ellen Middleton
  • Rick Arnold
  • Right! Systems
  • Robert and Lynn Brunton
  • Rose Bailey and Gary Altman
  • Rotary Club of South Puget Sound
  • Rotary Club of West Olympia
  • Ruth Murphy Evans Charitable Trust
  • Saint Martin's University
  • SCJ Alliance
  • Serendipity Children's Center, Inc.
  • Skip and Gloria Strait
  • South Seattle College Foundation & Office of Advancement
  • State Farm Company Foundation - Matching Gifts
  • State Farm Insurance Operations Center
  • Steven and Kathleen Drew
  • Steve and Michele Boone
  • Steve McRavin and Patti Gora-McRavin
  • Subaru of America
  • Suzanne and Thomas* Fell
  • Ted and Tanya Jernigan Family
  • Ted Schultz and Sue Ann Lyle
  • The Bruno and Evelyne Betti Foundation
  • The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound
  • The Cowlitz Indian Tribe
  • The Dominick Bayard Family
  • The Estate of Angela J. Bowen
  • The Estate of Frances Naomi Wilson
  • The Estate of H. "Jerry" and Esther Maury
  • The Estate of Helen C. Shank
  • The Frederick & Margaret Weyerhaeuser Foundation
  • The Haughton Family
  • The Haughton Family Charitable Fund
  • The Learning Seed Foundation
  • The Nicholas M. Schmidt Family
  • The Titus-Will Families Foundation
  • Thomas Henderson
  • Thurston-Mason Counties Dental Society
  • Timothy Stokes and Brett Keil
  • Titus-Will Auto Group
  • Tom and Jeannine* Allen
  • TwinStar Community Foundation
  • TwinStar Credit Union
  • Unigen
  • United Way of Thurston County
  • Valerie and Brian Fluetsch
  • Vietnamese Community of Thurston County
  • Virgil and Barbara Clarkson
  • Washington Hospitality Association
  • Washington State Association of College Trustees
  • Washington State Employees Credit Union
  • Wayne and Teri Dickason
  • Weiks Family Partners
  • William and Dana Garson
  • William Garrett
  • William Hanson
  • Zonta Club of South Puget Sound
  • Zonta of Olympia

Members who have given $1,000 or more in the calendar year of 2023.

  • Ability Vocational Consulting, LLC
  • Dennis and Carol Adams
  • Juana Alcala
  • Tom Allen
  • Altrusa International of Olympia
  • America’s Credit Union
  • Jerald Anderson
  • Bobbie Andreas
  • Michelle Andreas
  • Donald and Susan Arima
  • Box of Rain
  • Diane Dakin and Stephen Bray
  • Olivia Brown
  • Roger Burns
  • Capital City Marathon Association
  • Dr. Roger and Robin Carnes
  • Casey and Molly Cerretani
  • City of Olympia
  • Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association Chapter 11-4
  • Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation
  • Kay and Dennis Cooper
  • Corvettes de Olympia
  • Jay Cushman
  • Patty and Waite Dalrymple
  • Dancing Goats Coffee
  • Jeff Davis
  • David Deitz
  • Jim Dickson
  • Brent and Samantha Dille
  • Jeffrey and Erin Doan
  • John Doan and David Marks
  • Bill and Sam Dotson
  • Doug Mah & Associates
  • Steven and Kathleen Drew
  • Cheryl Duryea
  • Mark and Nancy Elliott
  • Estate of Jack Armstrong
  • eTeamSponsor
  • Suzanne Fell
  • Steve Ferris
  • Finninsula Foundation, Inc.
  • Annamary Fitzgerald
  • Brian and Valerie Fluetsch
  • Daryl and Kristen Fourtner
  • Michael and Julia Frick
  • Leonor and Jay Fuller
  • Rozanne Garman
  • Marcus Glasper
  • Ace and Nancy Goerig
  • Fred Goldberg and
  • Carolyn Lakewold
  • Jason and Beth Gordon
  • Brian and Kelly Green
  • Hanson Motors
  • Harbor Foods
  • Judy Hartmann and Mike Roberts
  • Haughton Family Charitable Fund
  • Bob and Sam Heck
  • Rip Heminway
  • Steve and Judy Henderson
  • Tom Henderson
  • Heritage Bank - West Olympia Branch
  • Cindy Hough
  • Intercity Transit
  • Annie Iriye and Steve Pogge
  • R. E. and B. C. Jacobs
  • Johnson, Stone and Pagano, P.S.
  • Allen and Lan Jones
  • JRO + CO
  • KeyBank Foundation
  • John and Chris Kiley
  • KMB Architects
  • Jon and Karen Kooiker
  • Katherine Kreiter
  • L&E Bottling Company, Inc.
  • The League of Women Voters of Thurston County
  • Lexar Homes
  • Tony Lindgren
  • Lucky Eagle Casino & Hotel
  • M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
  • Doug and Cathy Mah
  • Lorrie Mahar
  • Chris Martin Makiva
  • Phyllis Mandel
  • Inge Marcus
  • Marshall and Mary Ann McCabe
  • Jordan McNair
  • Dr. Kenneth and Elaine Minnaert
  • George Mitchell
  • David Morisato
  • Mullinax Ford of Olympia
  • MultiCare
  • Mike and Teri Murphy
  • North Thurston Public Schools
  • Olympia Federal Savings
  • Olympia Orthopaedic Associates
  • Olympia Multi-Specialty Clinic
  • Olympia Physical Therapy & Industrial Rehab, Inc.
  • Panorama
  • Pathstone
  • Dr. Dennis and Christine Peck
  • Dave Pelkey
  • Port Blakely Tree Farms
  • Providence Southwest Washington Foundation
  • Puget Sound Energy
  • Pulse Heart Institute
  • R.L. Ray Violin Shop, LLC
  • Emily Ray and James Lengenfelder
  • Julie Ray
  • Right! Systems
  • Jason and Julie Robertson
  • JoAnn Ross
  • Rotary Club of Olympia
  • Rotary Club of West Olympia
  • Jane Rushford and
  • Thomas Trompeter
  • Andy and Becci Ryder
  • Beth Schluter
  • SCJ Alliance
  • Gloria Siciliano
  • Dr. R P P Smith
  • Ronna Smith
  • Snap Mobile, Inc.
  • Mark and Mary Soltman
  • South Puget Sound Federation of Teachers, AFT Local 4603
  • South Seattle College Foundation & Office of Advancement
  • South Sound Swing Orchestra Big Band Jazz Group
  • Jack and Evelyn Starr
  • Dr. Timothy Stokes
  • Jim Strong
  • The Community Foundation of South Puget Sound
  • Thurston County Chamber Foundation
  • Titus-Will Auto Group
  • Tysha Tolefree
  • Rich Tonelli
  • TwinStar Credit Union
  • Umpqua Bank
  • United Way of Thurston County
  • Upton Tax
  • Linda Villegas Bremer
  • Walmart
  • Washington State Association of College Trustees
  • Washington State Employees Credit Union
  • Washington’s Lottery
  • Judith Weigand
  • Whitney’s Chevrolet
  • Willamette Dental
  • Brendan Williams
  • Mary Williams
  • James and Velma Woods
  • Amanda and Stephanie Ybarra-Rotelli
  • Dr. Jerome and Cynthia Zechmann
  • Morgan and Jennifer Ziegler

Members who have listed the SPSCC Foundation as a benefactor in their estate plans.

This is a new circle of recognition.

If you would like to be added to the Legacy Circle, please contact the SPSCC Foundation at 360-596-5430 or foundation@spscc.edu.

Employees who generously contribute through payroll deductions and one-time gifts.

  • Anonymous
  • Aaron Managhan
  • Adam Tenenbaum
  • Alanna Gehr
  • Alena Dicke
  • Amanda Ybarra-Rotelli
  • Amber Wetzel
  • Amy Calkins-Kassler
  • Amy Ybarra
  • Andrew Sergienko
  • Ann Rogers-Williams
  • Annamary Fitzgerald
  • Barbara Lindzy
  • Beth Schluter
  • Bonnie Rose
  • Cameron May
  • Caprice Paduano
  • Chandra Miller-Starks
  • Chonghui Miller
  • Christina Pleasants
  • Christine Hoffmann
  • Christine Moon
  • Colleen Clukey
  • Corey Dosch
  • Corrie Martin
  • Curtis Brush
  • Dave Pelkey
  • DeAnn Idohl
  • Doug Greer
  • Douglas Marsh
  • Eileen Bates
  • Electra Gupton
  • Emily Boyce
  • Emily Wallace
  • Eric Spieth
  • Eric Chase
  • Eric Greiff
  • Erica Dixon
  • Erin Rust
  • Evelyn Harry
  • Frederick Creek
  • Greg Anderson
  • Heather Maye
  • James Schneider
  • Jason Salcedo
  • Jason Selwitz
  • Jenna Davidson
  • Jennifer Barber
  • Jennifer Berney
  • Jennifer Evans
  • Jennifer Greene
  • Jennifer Tuia
  • Jennifer Wortman
  • Jessica McElwee
  • Joe Aguilar
  • Juana Alcala
  • Julie Williamson
  • Kaidren Winiecki
  • Karen Minnich
  • Kate Moore
  • Kathleen Byrd
  • Kathryn Walton-Elliott
  • Kati Sagawa
  • Kaylee Harrington
  • Kelly Green
  • Kenneth Gaub
  • Kevin Dorris
  • Kinzey Cannon
  • Kristin Cramer
  • Kyle Abendroth
  • Laura Moe-Genther
  • Laura Price
  • Lily Kun
  • Liona Burnham
  • Maia Langenberg
  • Malynda Murphy
  • Mary Lou Boles
  • Michelle Andreas
  • Michelle Erzen
  • Mohammed Ghali
  • Nausheen Kasmani
  • Nick Triggs
  • Nicole Walker
  • Noel Rubadue
  • Olivia Youngblood
  • Parakh Hoon
  • Patricia Poblete
  • Patrick Chapman
  • Rebecca Robbins
  • Rebecca Swingle
  • Rembrandt Haft
  • Rip Heminway
  • Rob Howard
  • Ryan Hanscom
  • Samantha Dotson
  • Sarah Murrow
  • Sarah Koch
  • Shawnee Smith
  • Sheryl Kermoade
  • Sidnee-Marie Dunn
  • Sonja Purtteman
  • Sophia Santos
  • Stephanie Williams
  • Tamara Berbells
  • Thomas Witt
  • Timothy Stokes
  • Tomasina Mydlar
  • Vernell Willingham
  • Vida Sherrard-Hannon
  • Vy Tran
  • Warren McLeod
  • William Peters
  • Nermalyn Edwards
  • Michael Wade

Community Champions & Partners

A special thank you to the community champions and partners joining us in our mission to provide college access and completion to everyone in the South Sound!

Champions

Partners

Supporter Spotlights

We are fortunate to have a generous community that shares a passion to enhance the quality and accessibility of our students' education. Our supporters come from many different backgrounds and each has a story to tell about why they have given to SPSCC.

Estate Gifts

Make a big impact by leaving an estate gift to the South Puget Sound Community College Foundation as a bequest in your Will or Living Trust, or you can specify the Foundation as a beneficiary. In as little as one sentence you can designate your gift to help continue the Foundation's mission for years to come.

Making a bequest in your will or living trust is one way to establish your legacy. You can specify a dollar amount, a percentage of your estate, or give the remainder after all other provisions of the estate have been determined. 

Bequest Language

Following are two examples of sample language for bequests.

  1. For an unrestricted gift that permits South Puget Sound Community College to determine the use of funds based on greatest needs:

    "I give to South Puget Sound Community College Foundation, a nonprofit corporation currently located at 2100 Mottman Road SW, Olympia, WA 98512, or its successor thereto,___________[written amount or percentage of the estate or description of property] for its unrestricted charitable use and purpose."

  2. To designate your provision for a specific purpose:

    "I give to South Puget Sound Community College Foundation, a nonprofit corporation currently located at 2011 Mottman Road, SW, Olympia, WA 98512, or its successor thereto,____________[written amount or percentage of the estate or description of property.] This gift should be used for (state purpose) if and so long as South Puget Sound Community College Foundation determines that the need exists. If South Puget Sound Community College Foundation shall determine at the outset or at a later time that the need does not exist, or no longer exists or for some reason it is not possible (or prudent) to administer my gift as originally intended, then South Puget Sound Community College Foundation may, in its sole and uncontrolled discretion, direct the use of my bequest for a purpose related as closely as possible to that stated above."

Please contact Amber Wetzel Director of Strategic Partnerships & Major Gifts at 360-596-5379 or awetzel@spscc.edu for more information.

You can name South Puget Sound Community College Foundation as a beneficiary, using any of the following options:

  • IRAs and retirement plans
  • Life insurance policies
  • Donor advised funds
  • Commercial annuities

A beneficiary designation gift is a flexible and affordable planned gift option. Be sure to contact your broker, insurance agent, or financial representative for assistance.

How It Works

  1. Request a change-of-beneficiary form from the administrator of your retirement plan, insurance policy or bank account, or download the form from your provider's website. 
  2. Decide what percentage (1 to 100) you would like the South Puget Sound Community College Foundation to receive and name us, along with the percentage you choose, on the beneficiary form. Return the completed form to your provider. 
  3. Contact Amber Wetzel Director of Strategic Partnerships & Major Gifts at 360-596-5379 or awetzel@spscc.edu. Notifying the Foundation of your plans enables us to support your intentions and plan for the use of your future gift.

Legal name: South Puget Sound Community College Foundation 
Address: 2011 Mottman Road SW, Olympia, WA 98512 
Federal tax ID number: 91-1174940

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As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, your donation to the SPSCC Foundation may be tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable. Donations of any size make a difference in the life of a student. SPSCC Foundation's tax ID is EIN # 91-1174940.

In support of general operating costs, a one-time fee of 5% will be assigned to all donations. Endowments will incur a fee of up to 2% annually.

Learn more about Ways to Give.

Ways to Give

Your gift of education will last a lifetime. You are empowering a future nurse, architect, mechanic, entrepreneur, and leader in our community.

Invest in Our Community

There are many ways to contribute to student success at SPSCC. Please contact us at 360-596-5430 or foundation@spscc.edu and start a conversation with a gift officer to learn more.

You can give via cash or check or make a one-time or recurring gift by credit card online. 

Three Ways to Give:
  • Online: Visit Give Now
  • By Phone: 360-596-5430  
  • By Mail: SPSCC Foundation 2011 Mottman Rd. SW, Olympia, WA 98512

SPSCC Foundation's tax ID: EIN # 91-1174940.

Effective gift planning helps you make meaningful contributions that provide life-changing opportunities for SPSCC students while meeting your personal financial planning goals. 

Planned Giving

Through a legacy gift, you or your family can create a meaningful, everlasting legacy for yourselves and future generations. You can designate the SPSCC Foundation as a beneficiary through life insurance or retirement plans. Or you can make a bequest as part of your will or trust.

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Legacy Giving Options

You can contribute cash, securities (e.g. stock transfers), or other assets through a Donor Advised Fund (DAF) charitable account to make effective contributions to student success. Be sure to ask your Financial Advisor for information specific to your goals.

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Tools and Resources

Here are some examples and resources to help you explore goals for directing your generous support towards making the greatest impact.

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Supporting Student Success by becoming a Corporate Partner or Corporate Champion. All Corporate Partner and Corporate Champion gifts are 100% tax deductible and will go to support Student Success at SPSCC. Details of benefits are listed here.

In-kind donations are non-monetary contributions made to a program on behalf of your business or as an individual. In-kind donations are gifts of tangible personal property such as equipment, materials, company products, or inventory. Gifts of this type help the college strengthen programs and improve facilities and support SPSCC’s mission to provide the best possible educational experience to students.

To discuss making an in-kind contribution, please contact Foundation staff today!

State employees and retirees can give directly via payroll contribution. The Combined Fund Drive (CFD) is Washington State's workplace giving program for active and retired public employees. State and higher education employees are invited to give to the charity of their choice through payroll contribution and agency fundraising events.

SPSCC Employees – to sign up for payroll contribution, please contact the Human Resource Office.

You can start an annual scholarship or create an endowment to help SPSCC students get the support they need to complete their academic goals. To start a conversation with a gift officer please contact us at 360-596-5430 or foundation@spscc.edu.

Administrative Fees

As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, your donation to the SPSCC Foundation may be tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable. Donations of any size make a difference in the life of a student. SPSCC Foundation's tax ID is EIN # 91-1174940.

In support of general operating costs, a one-time fee of 5% will be assigned to all donations. Endowments will incur a fee of up to 2% annually.

Grants

Every year the SPSCC Foundation is able to award over $100,000 in student grants. These grants help students with basic emergency needs or essential college expenses such as testing, tuition, and books.

The Emergency Fund is available to all eligible students experiencing immediate financial hardship. Grants are available for past due rent, power or utility bills, car repair, and medical or child care bills.

The Testing Fund is available to eligible students seeking funds to help cover various college testing fees.

The Textbook Library Loan Fund is available to eligible students that need to borrow textbooks for the current quarter.

The Tools & Supplies Fund is for students in programs that require uniforms, equipment, and supplies as part of their coursework. 

The Tuition Fund is for students experiencing unexpected financial hardship and need help paying for tuition.

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Scholarships

SPSCC Foundation scholarships make tuition affordable and college accessible for students.

With an SPSCC Foundation scholarship, I'm able to attend college full-time.

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Francis Naomi Wilson Endowed Scholarship Recipient

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Starting a Scholarship

There are many reasons to create a scholarship. You may want to carry on the memory of a loved one or perhaps you received a scholarship when you were a student and now you want to pay it forward. Whatever your reason, the SPSCC Foundation team is happy to work with you directly in creating a new scholarship.

Start a New Annual or Endowed Scholarship

(All final paperwork to create a scholarship should be emailed to Foundation@spscc.edu.)

Types of Scholarships

The SPSCC Foundation offers two types of scholarships:

An annual gift of at least $1,000 for current use to be used in its entirety. This type of scholarship is viable as long as a donor continues to make annual contributions.

The minimum initial gift for establishing an endowed scholarship is $25,000, payable over up to five years. The principal is invested, and a portion of the earnings generated by the investment is used each year to support the scholarship in perpetuity. Subsequent additions may be contributed at any time in any amount.

If you are interested in supporting SPSCC scholarships without creating a new scholarship, you can also consider giving to the general Student Success Scholarship Fund.

Support Student Success!

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Scholarships by Pathway Chart

All Scholarships Listed by Pathway

  • Achievement in the Arts Scholarship
  • Anne Sullivan Endowed Scholarship
  • Donald V. Rhodes Endowed Scholarship in the Arts
  • Frank Family Endowed Scholarship in the Arts
  • Greene Family Endowed Scholarship in the Arts
  • Jack Perciful Endowed Scholarship in the Fine and Performing Arts
  • John and Sally Warjone Family Endowed Scholarship in the Arts
  • John S. and Naomi Lynch Endowed Scholarship
  • Scott Farman Memorial Scholarship
  • Sherman Huffine Endowed Scholarship in the Arts and Humanities
  • William and Dorothy Judah Endowed Scholarship in the Arts and Sciences
  • William J. Shurgot Memorial Scholarship in Humanities

  • "We Build America" Scholarship
  • Col. Robert W. & Laura L. Hakala Endowed Scholarship
  • Dana Garson Endowed Scholarship
  • H.V. "Brew" Brewington Endowed Scholarship in Automotive Technology
  • Harold W. and Barbara A. Betaque Simpson Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Hartmann and Roberts Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Helen C. Shank Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Vocational-Technical Education
  • Helen C. Shank Soroptimist International Endowed Scholarship in Vocational Technical Education
  • Jim Crabbe Memorial Scholarship
  • Joseph A. Martin Memorial Scholarship
  • Joseph Bidot Memorial Scholarship
  • Martin "Max" Schnarrs Memorial Endowed Scholarship
  • Matthias Patrick McRavin Memorial Scholarship in Automotive Technology
  • Nels and Phyllis Hanson Endowed Scholarship in Trades and Technologies
  • SPSCC Automotive Technology Program Scholarship
  • Titus-Will Chevrolet, Cadillac, Hyundai Endowed Scholarship in Automotive Technology
  • Whit Reading Endowed Scholarship in Automotive Technology Witt Family Scholarship in Automotive

  • Charles and Lenora O'Neill Endowed Scholarship in Business, Land Management, and Related Studies
  • Diversity in Business Scholarship
  • Donald V. Rhodes Endowed Scholarship in Business
  • Gateway Rotary "Service Above Self" Scholarship in Business
  • Heritage Bank Scholarship in Business
  • Mike & Teri Murphy Endowed Scholarship
  • Napoleon J. Lucchini Memorial Scholarship
  • Nicholas M. Schmidt Endowed Scholarship
  • Phyllis Mandel Scholarship in Business and Entrepreneurship
  • Sarah Schroeder Dickson Endowed Scholarship
  • Wadley Family Endowed Scholarship

  • Anne Sullivan Endowed Scholarship
  • Anthropology & Cultural Resource Management Endowed Scholarship
  • Janice & Earl Kurtis Sharar Memorial Scholarship
  • John S. and Naomi Lynch Endowed Scholarship

  • Ann Reading Scholarship in Culinary Arts
  • Anthony's Restaurants Endowed Scholarship in Culinary Arts
  • America's Credit Union Craft Brewing & Distilling Scholarship
  • Brewing & Distilling Scholarship
  • Col. Robert W. & Laura L. Hakala Endowed Scholarship
  • Culinary Arts Program Endowed Scholarship
  • Gene Vosberg Legacy Endowed Scholarship
  • Goldberg Family Endowed Scholarship in Culinary Arts
  • Harold W. and Barbara A. Betaque Simpson Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Washington Restaurant Association Education Foundation Gene Vosberg Legacy Endowed Scholarship

  • "Stand for Something" Scholarship
  • "The Experience" Scholarship
  • Ability Vocational Consulting Scholarship
  • Athletics Scholarships
  • Bert A. Deck Memorial Endowed Scholarship
  • Betty Elford and Stephanie Duryea Scholarship
  • Biella Foundation Community and Technical College Scholarship
  • Bob and Joan Wubbena Scholarship through the Olympia Rotary Foundation
  • Boone Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Colin Reese Memorial Endowed Scholarship
  • De La Luz Scholarship
  • Diana Hanson and Family Scholarship
  • Diversity & Equity Scholarship
  • Doris Drees Endowed Scholarship
  • Dr. Kenneth and Elaine Minnaert Presidential Endowed Scholarship
  • Egbert and Florence Fell Endowed Scholarship
  • Elizabeth and Bayard Dominick & Mary and Bayard Coggeshall Endowed Scholarship
  • Elliott Family Next Endeavour Endowed Scholarship
  • Em and Ed Odegard New Beginning Endowed Scholarship
  • Evalyn Poff Memorial Scholarship Faculty Memorial Scholarship
  • FIRE Summit Scholarship
  • Friends of the College Foundation Endowed Scholarship
  • Gladys Burns Memorial Endowed Scholarship
  • Harry B. Lewis Endowed Scholarship
  • Heck Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Helping Hand Scholarship
  • Herman & Marcia Winters Memorial Scholarship
  • International Student Legacy Scholarship
  • James and Velma Woods Scholarship
  • Jan Yoshiwara Scholarship
  • Jernigan Foundation Scholarship
  • Jim Pitsaroff Memorial Scholarship
  • JoAnn Ross Endowed Scholarship
  • Junior League of Olympia Legacy Endowed Scholarship
  • Kathleen M. Willis Memorial Endowed Scholarship
  • Kathy Garrett Memorial Endowed Scholarship
  • Kathryn Kennedy Cooper Endowed Scholarship
  • Kathy Wolf Memorial Scholarship
  • L & E Bottling Company Pepsi Scholarship
  • Larson Family Scholarship
  • Latinx Youth Summit Scholarship
  • Learning Seed Fountain Endowed Scholarship
  • Leonor and Jay Fuller Scholarship
  • LGBTQ and Ally Scholarship
  • Mabel Burg and Vera Westover Endowed Scholarship
  • Margie's Fund Endowed Scholarship
  • Mariana Halsan Endowed Scholarship
  • Marilyn Zuckerman and Bill Funk Scholarship
  • McDonald's Restaurants Endowed Scholarship
  • Mell Family Endowed Scholarship MLK Jr. Scholarship
  • Nikki Giovanni Poetry Award
  • Olympia Brewing Company Employees Beneficial Trust Endowed Scholarship
  • Olympia Country & Golf Club Endowed Scholarship
  • Ostrom Mushroom Farms Scholarship
  • Patricia and Jerry Harper Scholarship
  • Phil Weigand Memorial Scholarship
  • Rachel Joanne Weiner Memorial Scholarship
  • Ralph & Opaline Chase Memorial Scholarship
  • Robert G. Smith Memorial Scholarship
  • Rotary Club of West Olympia Endowed Scholarship
  • Sar Rath Endowed Scholarship
  • Second Chance Scholarship
  • Second Growth Endowed Scholarship
  • Steve and Nancy Bean & Daryl and the Diptones "Rock'n Roll" Endowed
  • Scholarship
  • Strait Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Student Success Advantage Scholarships
  • Terry and Claudia Minton Scholarship in memory of OJ and Mary Christine Harvey
  • The Athena Group "Authentic Leadership" Scholarship
  • The Chehalis Tribes Friendship Scholarship
  • Thurston County Chamber & Community Partners Diversity & Equity Scholarship
  • Thurston Group Scholarship
  • Tom "Gunny" Shirey Memorial Scholarship
  • Tom Allen Scholarship
  • Vietnamese Community Association of Thurston County Scholarship
  • Vo Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Zonta Club of South Puget Sound Scholarship

  • Albert C. Goerig, DDS, Scholarship in Dental Assisting
  • Bertha Schulz Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
  • Capital Medical Center Endowed Scholarship
  • Carolyn and Charlie Keck Endowed Scholarship in Dental Assisting
  • Cheryl Sponek-Smith (VanderWal) Memorial Scholarship in Medical Assisting
  • Col. Robert W. & Laura L. Hakala Endowed Scholarship
  • Coordinated Care Scholarship
  • Dennis W. Mahar Memorial Scholarship
  • Dr. D. Mark Brown and Olivia Brown Scholarship in Healthcare
  • Dr. Thomas Fell Endowed Scholarship in Healthcare
  • Edith Arnold Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
  • H. "Jerry" & Esther C. Maury Endowed Scholarship in Healthcare
  • Harold W. and Barbara A. Betaque Simpson Family Endowed Scholarship
  • Hartmann and Roberts Scholarship in Nursing
  • Helen C. Shank Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Vocational-Technical Education
  • Helen C. Shank Soroptimist International Endowed Scholarship in Vocational Technical Education
  • Hettinger Family Scholarship in Healthcare
  • Jack P. & Evelyn A. Starr Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
  • Larry and Betty Tucker Endowed Scholarship in Healthcare
  • Lynn Matheson Brunton, RHD Endowed Scholarship in Dental Assisting
  • Marcus Family Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
  • Marian H. Seeley Altrusa International of Olympia Scholarship
  • Nellie Robertson Memorial Scholarship in Veterinary Science
  • Nels and Phyllis Hanson Endowed Scholarship in Trades and Technologies
  • Olympia Orthopaedic Associates Scholarship in Healthcare
  • Panorama Nursing Scholarship
  • Paul A. DiDonato, DDS, Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Dental Assisting
  • Peggy Bernson Scholarship in Nursing
  • Providence St. Peter Foundation Scholarship in Certified Nurse Assisting
  • Providence St. Peter Foundation Scholarship in Medical Assisting
  • Providence St. Peter Foundation Scholarship in Nursing
  • Shirley Wagner Memorial Scholarship in Dental Assisting
  • St. Peter Hospital Auxiliary Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
  • Tammy Strong Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Dental Assisting
  • The Gisela McRavin "Ray of Hope" Scholarship in Nursing
  • The Olympia Physicians' Endowed Scholarship in Healthcare
  • The Stephanie Todak Memorial Endowed Scholarship in Nursing
  • Thurston-Mason Counties Medical Society Alliance Scholarship in Healthcare
  • Willamette Dental Group Scholarship in Dental Assisting

  • Information Processing Management Association Endowed Scholarship in Computer Technology Studies
  • Information Technology Pathway Scholarship
  • Lexar Homes Scholarship
  • Michael Martin Endowed Scholarship in CAD/BIM Technology
  • Right! Systems Information Technology Scholarship

  • Architecture, Engineering & Construction Technology (AECT) Scholarship
  • Benjamin S. Ellwanger Memorial Endowed Scholarship
  • Amy Fairweather Head Memorial Scholarship
  • Science, Engineering and Math Pathway Scholarship

  • Dr. Cole and Holly Mason Endowed Scholarship in Early Childhood Education
  • Frances Naomi Wilson Endowed Scholarship
  • Frank W. Foley Endowed Scholarship in Legal and Related Studies
  • Hands on Children's Museum Scholarship in Early Learning
  • Heidi Hamilton Henderson Memorial Scholarship
  • Mayeda Family Endowed Scholarship in Early Childhood Education
  • Mike & Teri Murphy Endowed Scholarship
  • Nancy Allen Scholarship for Language Learners
  • Reykdal Family Endowed Scholarship in Education

Administrative Fees

As a 501c3 nonprofit organization, your donation to the SPSCC Foundation may be tax deductible to the fullest extent allowable. Donations of any size make a difference in the life of a student. SPSCC Foundation's tax ID is EIN # 91-1174940.

In support of general operating costs, a one-time fee of 5% will be assigned to all donations. Endowments will incur a fee of up to 2% annually.

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