The North Carolina A&T State University Annual Fund is the yearly appeal A&T makes to all alumni, parents, and friends for unrestricted funds that can be used immediately to meet the University's most important needs and opportunities -- including support for existing scholarship programs; financial assistance to needy students; student activities; faculty and staff development.

For decades, North Carolina A&T State University has relied on the support and generosity of alumni, parents and friends. Gifts usually represent 2% to 5% of the individual giver's annual income and have a direct impact on the quality of a North Carolina A&T education. Some give because they want to give something back to the university that made a difference in their educational or professional success. Some give because they want to make a difference in the lives of other students, and some give as a personal challenge to or from their peers. Whatever the reason, giving is one of the best ways for alumni and friends to ensure that our legacy continues for generations to come.

Make checks payable to:
NC A&T Foundation

Mail checks to:
NC A&T State University
Office of Development Building
Suite 400
Greensboro, NC 27411

Please make a note of the Atlanta Chapter on your check so your donation can be properly credited.

You will be provided a receipt for your donation. While the Foundation would prefer to receive non-restricted funds, you can indicate in the memo section of your check that your donation be designated to assist a specific School, Department, etc.

Every gift matters—we all have to do our part. Aggie Pride… it's more than a feeling!

Does your employer match contributions?

A lot of companies match employee contributions. If your employer does matching contributions, please obtain, complete, and mail the proper forms with your contribution.

Why Do Atlanta Aggies Give?

I give because of our rich past.
I give because of our proud present.
I give for our optimistic future.
Most importantly, I give...because I cannot afford not to.
-Dan Ford

First, it took someone else to give their time, money and certainly their talents to make attending A&T a reality for me. So it is incumbent upon me to "pay it forward". Secondly, I give back because God requires it of His children. "To Whom much is given, much is required". He also instructed His children to "give, and it shall be given unto us; good measure, pressed down, shaken together, and running over shall men give unto your bosom."
-Neal Davis