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1.20%<br />
What Do My Gift Dollars to<br />
<strong>Young</strong> <strong>Harris</strong> <strong>College</strong> Actually Do<br />
<strong>Young</strong> <strong>Harris</strong> <strong>College</strong>’s top priority is providing sufficient financial aid to ensure<br />
that students of the highest caliber are able to attend YHC regardless of their financial<br />
circumstances. More than 90 percent of all students annually receive some form of<br />
financial aid. Your annual gifts to <strong>Young</strong> <strong>Harris</strong> <strong>College</strong> help provide an essential bridge<br />
between the <strong>College</strong>’s operating budget and endowment and tuition revenues, which<br />
only cover about half of the costs involved in educating students.<br />
1.80%<br />
24.70%<br />
11.9%<br />
What Can You Make Possible<br />
$<br />
25<br />
$<br />
50<br />
$<br />
75<br />
$<br />
100<br />
$<br />
800<br />
9.2%<br />
Institutional<br />
Scholarships/<br />
Grants<br />
51.2%<br />
Institutional Scholarships/<br />
Grants<br />
State Scholarships/Grants<br />
Private Scholarships/Grants<br />
Loans<br />
Work-Study<br />
Federal Grants<br />
Generous Aid for YHC Students<br />
More than half of the financial aid provided to YHC<br />
students is institutionally funded, and generous support<br />
of the <strong>Young</strong> <strong>Harris</strong> Annual Fund helps make this possible.<br />
Other financial aid options include loans, grants, external<br />
scholarships and work-study programs.<br />
The Annual Fund<br />
at Work<br />
Nearly half of the revenue<br />
received through the <strong>Young</strong><br />
<strong>Harris</strong> Annual Fund supports<br />
student scholarships and<br />
financial aid, while the rest<br />
impacts the quality of a<br />
student’s academic and<br />
student-life experience.<br />
helps freshmen discover programs, events, services and what it means to<br />
be a member of the YHC community by attending the two-day summer<br />
orientation program.<br />
helps purchase biology lab equipment for teaching and student research.<br />
helps supply the Department of Music with instruments and sheet music.<br />
helps purchase computer software for the Center for Writing and<br />
Speaking, which helps students learn to excel in written and spoken<br />
communication assignments.<br />
sends six students on the annual Spiritual Life Retreat.<br />
18.51%<br />
34.57%<br />
Scholarships,<br />
Grants and<br />
Work Study<br />
46.93%<br />
Scholarships, Grants and<br />
Work Study<br />
Academic Experience<br />
(Instruction and Support)<br />
Student Development<br />
Delivers<br />
Big Fun<br />
The Swingin’ Medallions<br />
returned to <strong>Young</strong> <strong>Harris</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
to headline the second<br />
annual Big Dance,<br />
hosted March 10 at the<br />
Recreation and Fitness<br />
Center by YHC’s<br />
Board of Associates,<br />
the driving force<br />
behind the annual<br />
Local Scholarship Campaign.<br />
Board members sold 85 tables<br />
in an effort to raise scholarship<br />
dollars for local students. The<br />
fun-filled evening of good food,<br />
great fellowship and live music<br />
brought 700 guests to campus<br />
and raised more than $10,000<br />
in scholarship funds to benefit<br />
YHC students from Fannin,<br />
Gilmer, Pickens, Towns and<br />
Union counties in Georgia and<br />
Cherokee and Clay counties<br />
in North Carolina. Plans are<br />
already underway to make next<br />
year’s event even bigger and<br />
better, scheduled<br />
for Saturday,<br />
March 9, 2013.<br />
Forever <strong>Young</strong> <strong>Harris</strong><br />
$<br />
1,000<br />
$<br />
1,500<br />
$<br />
4,000<br />
provides scholarships to students like Hayden Verner,<br />
a biology major who plans to become a physician assistant.<br />
helps bring quality guest speakers and lecturers to campus.<br />
sends a student on a study abroad/travel seminar course to places like<br />
England, Italy and Russia.<br />
For more information about annual giving opportunities, contact Senior Director<br />
of Development Stacie Barrow at (404) 365-4871 or slbarrow@yhc.edu.<br />
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