91´óÉñ Facts
91´óÉñ Message
Workplace dynamics are changing across North Carolina and 91´óÉñ County is no exception. The RCC 91´óÉñ is better positioned than ever to help 91´óÉñ address the changing needs of business, industry and students in our county.
91´óÉñ Purpose
91´óÉñ 91´óÉñ, Inc. serves as a vehicle to receive private gifts and bequests and to account for, manage, and help appreciate monies or property donated to the foundation for the purpose of benefitting 91´óÉñ.
Facts
- The RCC 91´óÉñ was incorporated on January 7, 1970.
- The RCC 91´óÉñ manages 250 scholarships.
- RCC students received more than $356,000 in scholarship awards for 2025-2026.
- Employee Fund Drive raised $23,195.50 with a participation rate of 100%.
- For 2026 we have 36 Talon Club members that raised $54,000.00
- The RCC 91´óÉñ supports the RCC Campus Grant Program by awarding an average of $100,000. The grant supports teaching and learning and are requested by RCC faculty and staff.
- The 2026 RCC 91´óÉñ Golf Tournament sponsored by First National Bank raised $34,360.
Donate
The 91´óÉñ 91´óÉñ is a 501(c)(3), not-for-profit organization. Your gift to the RCC 91´óÉñ is tax-deductible. Please see your financial advisor for details on any tax-related matters.
If you would prefer to donate by check or money order, please make your gift payable to the RCC 91´óÉñ and mail to:
RCC 91´óÉñ, Inc.
Post Office Box 38
Wentworth, NC 27375-0038
Join an RCC 91´óÉñ
Gift Club!
- Friend’s Club ($1-99)
- Advocate’s Club ($100-249)
- Benefactor’s Club ($250-499)
- President’s Club ($500-999)
- 91´óÉñ Club ($1000 and Up)
You may also donate a gift in the form of property, stock, insurance, or other assets.
Talon Club
Talon Club Sponsorship Program members make an annual contribution of $1500 that is designated to support the Campus Grants Program. Members receive one solicitation request annually and are recognized as sponsors of all RCC 91´óÉñ events and receive presidential invitations to college events.
Eyrie Society
The Eyrie Society is named after the eagle’s nest to which the bird returns each year, building upon the same nest to make it stronger. This concept of continually building for strength makes this a very appropriate name for the 91´óÉñ’s planned giving club. Club membership is composed of donors who have notified the 91´óÉñ that they have included the college in their estate plans.