Frank R. Campbell, Esq. President

Dan Mathias Vice President

Eric Keitz, CPA Treasurer

Rev. Dr. Diane Dixon-Proctor Secretary

Cullen Murray Immediate Past President

Vollie Melson Executive Director of Institutional Advancement and the AACC Foundation 

Dr. Dawn Lindsay President, AACC 

Jay Winer Director Emeritus 

Harold V. Nutt Director Emeritus (Deceased)

To initiate a transfer held by a brokerage or commercial bank, notify the broker or bank that you intend to electronically transfer the funds to the college. This often can be done online.

Important: Call the college at 410-777-2515 or email foundation@aacc.edu when you intend to transfer funds.

To make the transfer, contact:

Wilmington Trust, 410-545-2765
Attention: Elizabeth Baker
Account Name: Anne Arundel Community College Foundation Inc.
Account Number: 1041216, Participant (DTC) Number: 990, Institutional ID Number: 26385

The Anne Arundel Community College Foundation greatly appreciates the vision and generosity of those who leave a bequest in their will or trust to support the college and the success of our students. The name Circle ’61 was established as a reminder of when AACC opened its doors to the community in 1961. The circle signifies our continuum of educational excellence, with more than 50 years of support from our community.

For you and your advisor's consideration, we offer the following language to include in a will or trust document: "I give $____________ or _______ % of my estate (or otherwise describe the property) to the Anne Arundel Community College Foundation Inc., a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization with a federal taxpayer identification number of 52-6078381, located at 101 College Parkway, Arnold, MD 21012, phone: 410-777-2515."

For information on making a planned gift to the Anne Arundel Community College Foundation, contact Wendy Thomas at 410-777-1309 or wcthomas2@aacc.edu.

Gifts to the AACC Foundation provide unrestricted support for the college, allowing the foundation to put funds to use where the need is greatest. However, if you are interested in supporting a specific scholarship or program, contact the foundation at 410-777-2515 or foundation@aacc.edu.

Yes, you may make a gift to AACC in honor or in memory of a family member, classmate, faculty member or other loved one, mentor or friend. Indicate whom you are honoring when making your gift.

Many companies and foundations will double the value of charitable gifts made by employees and their spouses, board members and retirees. Contact your human resources office to see if your organization matches charitable gifts to AACC.

Anne Arundel Community College is a publicly funded institution, but diminishing public funding requires the college to seek and secure other sources of revenue to develop and sustain programming and provide scholarships to meet student needs. Pell Grants, the largest source of scholarships designated for the most underprivileged community college students, once covered the entire cost of obtaining an associate degree. A recent national study estimated that current Pell Grants only cover 62% of the cost of a two-year degree. Gifts from individuals, business and foundations make it possible for more students to enroll, complete their degree, get a good job and give back to our community.