Scholarship Giving Opportunities Make College Possible for All

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Honoring the memory of a loved one. Demonstrating passion for a specific industry or career field. Making a dream become reality for someone who never thought College was financially within their reach. Every one of our amazing donors like you has personally meaningful reasons for establishing or supporting a scholarship at NWTC. You can become one of those donors by participating in one of the giving opportunities below with the NWTC Foundation.

Giving Opportunities

Need-Based Scholarships

We believe every student deserves educational access to create a better future. Your gift has an immediate impact on increased wages and a lifelong generational impact to break the cycle of poverty.

Donate today and specify "Making College Possible Fund" in the description box, or view an informational brochure.

Endowed Scholarships

An endowment is a permanent fund in which the principal is invested and a portion of the earnings fund scholarships. 

Endowment levels begin at $10,000.

Named Scholarships

A named, memorial, or honorary scholarship is a special way to recognize a loved one or express your own generosity.  With an investment of $500 (average gift is $750), you can associate an individual, corporate or family name with a scholarship.

Complete the named scholarship form and email it to foundation@nwtc.edu or mail to Attn: Foundation Office, 2740 W. Mason St., Green Bay, WI 54307-9042.

Shawano Area Endowment

Make college possible for motivated, hardworking NWTC students in the greater Shawano area. You can help students persist and become graduates who will make your businesses and community thrive. These scholarships can be life-changing for someone who could not otherwise afford to go to college. 

Give the gift of education to Shawano area students:

Why Your Support Matters to Students

  • NWTC enrolls approximately 10,000 undergraduate students. However, only 34% of NWTC students attend college full-time, many for financial reasons.
  • 50% of students are low income level. 
  • 30% of students have children.
  • Over half of our surveyed students work more than 20 hours a week.

Community Impact

A key component to a healthy community is a high quality of life or standard of living. For many individuals and families, a career can be the direct link to that higher quality of life.

NWTC’s goal is to provide learning opportunities for all students that will ensure the successful development and enhancement of a career that sustains family, community, business, and continuous personal growth. 

More Ways to Help

NWTC Fund

Gifts to the NWTC Fund allow the Educational Foundation to meet immediate student and program needs. Contributions fund college wide projects and initiatives that support student success.

Student Emergency Fund

Support the Student Emergency program which is aimed to decrease the number of students who leave college due to an unforeseen financial barrier.

Contact Us for More Opportunities

Crystal Harrison
Crystal Harrison
Director, Foundation
Alicia Van Straten
Alicia Van Straten
Coordinator, Foundation Office & Scholarship
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