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Livingstone College receives historic $10 million donation

By QCN Digital Team,

2 days ago

SALISBURY, N.C. ( QUEEN CITY NEWS ) — Officials with Livingstone College accepted a $10 million donation on Friday, the single largest donation in the college’s history.

The funding will be used to continue the Miracle on Monroe Street infrastructure and capital projects.

The new donation will allow crews to start some much-needed renovations on two more residence halls that are more than 50 years old.

https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3c6lc7_0ug5hUCi00 — Credit: Livingstone College

“This is an incredible moment for Livingstone College,” Dr. Anthony J. Davis, President and CEO, said. “Our anonymous donor has truly believed in our mission and the transformative power of education. This $10 million donation will ensure that we can complete phase one of our construction projects and move directly into phase two, all from a debt-free position.”

During his inauguration in Sept. 2023, Dr. Davis promised that he would work to improve living conditions and facilities on campus. Phase one of the project, which includes two new residence halls and a dining hall, is scheduled to open in the fall of 2024.

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