United Negro College Fund

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The United Negro College Fund is a philanthropic organization that provides scholarships and financial support to historically Black colleges and universities and their students in the United States.

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instanceOf nonprofit organization
philanthropic organization
scholarship fund
abbreviation United Negro College Fund self-linksurface differs
surface form: UNCF
country United States of America
surface form: United States
focus financial aid
higher education
scholarships
support for historically Black colleges and universities
formerName United Negro College Fund self-linksurface differs
surface form: United Negro College Fund, Inc.
foundedBy Frederick D. Patterson
Mary McLeod Bethune
other African American educators and leaders
fundingSource corporate donations
foundation grants
government grants
individual donations
hasProgram advocacy and public policy initiatives on education
internship and career readiness programs
merit-based scholarships
need-based scholarships
headquartersLocation Washington, D.C.
inception 1944
industry education
philanthropy
language English
legalStatus 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
mission to support historically Black colleges and universities and help African American and other minority students attend and graduate from college
notableCampaign A mind is a terrible thing to waste campaign
operatesIn United States of America
surface form: United States
primaryBeneficiaries African American students
other underrepresented minority students
students at historically Black colleges and universities
provides grants
institutional support to historically Black colleges and universities
scholarships
slogan A mind is a terrible thing to waste
supports member historically Black colleges and universities
targetPopulation college-bound students
first-generation college students
low-income students
typeOfSupport capital improvement funds
operating funds
student aid programs
website https://uncf.org
worksOn improving graduation rates for minority students
increasing access to higher education
strengthening historically Black colleges and universities

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Morehouse College affiliation United Negro College Fund
Thurgood Marshall College Fund (historical collaboration, not member) distinguishedFrom United Negro College Fund
subject surface form: Thurgood Marshall College Fund
Brooke Astor boardMemberOf United Negro College Fund
this entity surface form: United Negro College Fund (New York chapter)
Spelman College memberOf United Negro College Fund
United Negro College Fund abbreviation United Negro College Fund self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: UNCF
United Negro College Fund formerName United Negro College Fund self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: United Negro College Fund, Inc.
HBCUs associatedWith United Negro College Fund
Shaw University memberOf United Negro College Fund
Virginia Union University memberOf United Negro College Fund
Bethune–Cookman University affiliatedWith United Negro College Fund
Saint Augustine’s University isMemberOf United Negro College Fund
Fisk University memberOf United Negro College Fund
Wilberforce University isPartOf United Negro College Fund
Clark College affiliation United Negro College Fund
Johnson C. Smith University memberOf United Negro College Fund
A mind is a terrible thing to waste usedBy United Negro College Fund
A mind is a terrible thing to waste associatedWith United Negro College Fund
this entity surface form: UNCF
A mind is a terrible thing to waste sloganFor United Negro College Fund
A mind is a terrible thing to waste campaign sponsor United Negro College Fund
A mind is a terrible thing to waste campaign sponsor United Negro College Fund
this entity surface form: UNCF
Tougaloo College affiliation United Negro College Fund
Paine College isMemberOf United Negro College Fund
Dillard University memberOf United Negro College Fund