Your investment in Hopkinsville Community College will make a significant impact on the lives of our students, and the businesses and communities we serve.

Private sector investments provide a critical margin of support that enables HCC to pursue excellence in classroom instruction, training for business and industry, continuing education, cultural enrichment, community service, and economic development.

We consider it an honor to recognize our benefactors who have invested significantly in our mission and vision. Your name, or the name of someone you wish to honor, will be recognized in a special way for your support of the Fulfilling the Promise Campaign for HCC as outlined in this brochure. Additional naming opportunities may be developed at your request. Named giving opportunities are offered for outright gifts, cash pledges over a five-year period, and irrevocable planned gifts such as charitable trusts.

A variety of naming opportunities will be available in the proposed Student Services Facility on the campus of Hopkinsville Community College. The college's internal and external stakeholders have identified the building as HCC's highest capital construction priority. The 20,000-squarefoot facility will create a central location for student-friendly support services. Once completed, students will have more convenient, centralized access to student services than at any time in the history of the college. The facility will serve as an open, inviting gateway to Hopkinsville Community College.

The proposed $4 million facility will feature an atrium/foyer and student commons area, and house the following campus functions/departments:

Admissions
Assessment Center
Counseling Center
Financial Aid
Office of the Dean of Student Affairs
Office of the Registrar
Recruitment Office
Student Activities
Student Government
Student Records
Vending/Snack Area
Veteran's Affairs

Exterior Building Name - $1,000,000
Interior Public Entry Foyer / Student Commons Area - $250,000
Building Areas - $100,000
Student Government Meeting Room - $25,000
Conference Rooms - $25,000

The HCC Endowment is an aggregation of gifts provided by donors with the requirement they be held and invested in perpetuity to generate earnings now and in future years to support the donor's intended purpose. Annual income generated by endowments can be used to support faculty and students, programs, and/or operational needs of HCC. Endowments greatly enhance the community college's capacity to meet the needs of the region.

An endowed chair is a distinction awarded to a faculty member in recognition of significant contributions to the individual's academic discipline. An endowed chair may also be held by the current chair or director of an academic division. In addition to the academic honor given to the individual, an endowed chair or professorship provides funding for support of his or her teaching, research, and service responsibilities and is supported by annual income from a permanently invested endowment fund. Income may also be used to support the base salary of the endowed chair or professorship, unless expressly prohibited by the donor or gift agreement.

An endowed lectureship is a temporary appointment and may be given to a visiting scholar in temporary residence or may be used to support a lecture series on the topic for which the lectureship was created.

HCC will name endowed scholarships to support students attending the community college. Donors may designate the name, purpose, and criteria for the awarding of scholarships from the income generated by the endowment. Scholarship endowments, depending on the level, will support partial or full-tuition scholarships to one or more students at Hopkinsville Community College.

HCC will name restricted endowments to support faculty, staff, and student programs and services. Donors may designate the purpose of the endowment such as faculty/staff professional development, academic program support, instructional equipment, campus beautification, technology, or library.

HCC will name unrestricted endowments to support faculty, staff, and student programs and services. Unrestricted funds generated from endowments provide HCC essential flexibility and responsiveness to unexpected opportunities and challenges.