Giving
Faculty & Staff
Since our inception, many employees, faculty and staff have generously supported scholarships, classroom resources, equipment, and special projects that enhance the campus experience. Gifts from current and retired staff, along with support from the Foundation Board and Trustees, have helped strengthen programs, improve learning environments, and expand opportunities for students. Their continued generosity reflects the strong sense of community that defines East Campus and makes a meaningful difference in the lives of those we serve.
When employees give, it shows students and the community that they care. As educators and college professionals, you are partners in student transformation. You already change lives in the classroom, and your gift extends that influence even further. Faculty and staff see the impact of education every day, and their support demonstrates a shared goal of helping students succeed.
Donors can decide where their gift goes. Contributions may support scholarships, classroom equipment, technology upgrades, campus beautification, or other projects that improve student life.
Employees can give with a one-time gift, through payroll deduction, or by setting up monthly or quarterly donations. Gifts can be made online or through the Foundation office. Every gift, no matter the amount, makes a real difference for students.
To learn more about giving opportunities or discuss your philanthropic plans, please contact Kim Nordstrom at 309-854-1718 or nordstromk@bhc.edu You may also reach us through our online contact form.
The Black Hawk College East Foundation is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization. Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
To include the Foundation in your will, the following suggested language may be helpful to you and your attorney:
“I give and bequeath to Black Hawk East College Foundation, Tax ID #23-7260512, a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization located at 26230 Black Hawk Rd, Galva, Illinois, ($_____, or _____% of my estate, or my residual estate).”