Executive Director: Ms. Carolyn Rhode
Number of Board Members: 25
Full Time Employees: 4
Part-Time Employees: 1

During 2006-2007, more than 900 students received benefits from programs offered by the ACC Foundation:

• 205 students with need received Foundation Scholarships, which are funded through unrestricted donations.
• 204 students received named scholarships. Of this number, 60 received supplemental unrestricted funds from the Foundation when the named scholarship did not cover their full need.
• 192 very low-income students were able to qualify for State SEOG funds due to the Foundation’s provision of the required 25% match.
• 103 student workers received more than _ their wages from the Foundation.
• Approximately 100 students participated in learning activities resulting from grants received by or special initiatives sponsored by the Foundation2.
• 41 ACC GED or Adult High School graduates took advantage of the Foundation’s gift to them of one free college level class.
• 32 students received short-term loans from the Foundation so they could start class while their Pell grant applications were being processed.
• 32 Alamance County high school graduates received academic based scholarships from the Foundation.
• 14 students received Foundation student distress funds to tide them over in the face of a one-time emergency situation that would have prevented them from graduating.
• 10 students served as Student Ambassadors.