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HBCU gets another eight-figure donation from anonymous donor

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Salisbury, NC – Livingstone College has 8 million more reasons to be grateful as students begin classes this week. Dr. Davis, the 13th President of Livingstone College, announced that the HBCU had received an additional $8 million donation from its anonymous donor.

Last month, the HBCU received an unprecedented $10 million donation, the largest in the institution’s history. At present, the anonymous donor has gifted the college $25 million over the past nine months. This funding will be used for the continuation of the ‘Miracle on Monroe Street: Livingstone College Reimagined’ infrastructure and capital projects.

As students returned to campus, they were welcomed to a newly updated dining facility. The facility, which features new flooring, has also increased in capacity, providing students with a better dining experience. Renovations are still underway for Tucker and Dancy residence halls, expected to be completed by fall 2025.  Phase 2 of the dining hall renovations will begin in the spring as well as renovations to Tucker and Babcock Halls.

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Livingstone College president Dr. Anthony J. Davis poses with his family and a ceremonial $10 million check. (Steven J. Gaither/HBCU Gameday photo)

Dr. Davis encourages community members to continue supporting Livingstone College and its students as it works towards becoming the premier private HBCU in North Carolina. Please join us for our first home game at Alumni Stadium on August 31st against the University of Charleston.

For the latest updates on our ongoing renovations and upcoming capital investments, follow us on our official Instagram page @LivingstoneCollege or subscribe to our YouTube channel @Livingstone-College.

Livingstone University, located in Salisbury, North Carolina, was founded in 1879 by Dr. Joseph Charles Price and the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. Originally named Zion Wesley Institute, the institution was established to educate newly freed African Americans and promote their spiritual, academic, and social development. Renamed Livingstone College in honor of the famed explorer and missionary Dr. David Livingstone, the university’s mission is to provide a liberal arts education grounded in Christian principles. Livingstone University aims to develop students’ leadership potential, foster a commitment to service, and prepare graduates to excel in a diverse and global society.

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