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HBCU receives a fifth anonymous million dollar gift

Livingstone College Anthony Davis

Courtesy of Livingstone College

Dr. Anthony J. Davis, president of Salisbury, North Carolina HBCU Livingstone College, announced Tuesday afternoon that the college was blessed to receive its fifth $1 million contribution. The donor, who wishes to remain anonymous, has given the College four additional $1 million contributions, the first being received during the College’s homecoming celebration last October. Dr. Davis exclaimed at that time that the initial $1 million contribution was the largest individual gift from a non-alumnus in the College’s history. 

HBCU Livingstone College

This additional gift will address the College’s challenges related to capital improvements and the campus’s infrastructure. It will also enable us to continue our mission to educate, equip, and empower our students to compete and contribute in a global context with confidence and competence. Dr. Davis appreciates the community’s support and hopes that this exemplary act of philanthropy will ignite the spirit of giving among other members of the community. 

For more information about Livingstone College and how to contribute, please visit www.livingstone.edu

About Livingstone College: 

Livingstone College, founded in 1879, is a private, historically black college (HBCU) in Salisbury, North Carolina. The College offers a wide range of undergraduate programs and provides a transformative educational experience to its diverse student body. With a focus on academic excellence, leadership development, and community service, Livingstone College prepares students to become global leaders in their chosen fields. 

About the Previous Donations

The first two $1 million donations were received during the college’s homecoming celebrations last fall and the second was announced during the college’s 145 Founder’s Day program in February. The fourth was announced on April 19 and Livingstone says that the donor has been a consistent and dedicated supporter of the college’s mission and vision. Proceeds from these gifts will be used to support a campus residence hall refurbishment project that is already in the works. 

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