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We are commited to making a lasting difference in our communities and in our world has never been stronger.

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Your donations can and will accelerate tomorrow’s leaders by providing the competency-based skills and innovative learning they need to achieve their career hopes and dreams.

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It is simply a way for members to help each other complete professional development goals.

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Scholarships are an amazing resource to support folks who otherwise would not have the means. I have benefitted from scholarships which provided me the opportunity to attend professional development courses when my agency did not have adequate funding.

Carrie Mathes, NIGP-CPP, MPA, CPPO, APP, CPPB, C.P.M., CFCM, Orange County, Orlando, FL
As a Purchasing Director, scholarship funding has enabled me to provide more opportunities for professional development and training for my team.

Joe Tommie, CPPO, Cobb County, Marietta, GA
…I’ve contributed to scholarship; I’ve earned scholarships. As I see it, it is important to do both because it is our way of investing in the future of our profession, with a little bit of volunteering on top to make sure we’re giving back in all ways we can.

Stacy Gregg, NIGP-CPP, CPPO, CPPB, University of South Carolina

Scholarships are an amazing resource to support folks who otherwise would not have the means. I have benefitted from scholarships which provided me the opportunity to attend professional development courses when my agency did not have adequate funding.

Carrie Mathes, NIGP-CPP, MPA, CPPO, APP, CPPB, C.P.M., CFCM, Orange County, Orlando, FL
As a Purchasing Director, scholarship funding has enabled me to provide more opportunities for professional development and training for my team.

Joe Tommie, CPPO, Cobb County, Marietta, GA
…I’ve contributed to scholarship; I’ve earned scholarships. As I see it, it is important to do both because it is our way of investing in the future of our profession, with a little bit of volunteering on top to make sure we’re giving back in all ways we can.

Stacy Gregg, NIGP-CPP, CPPO, CPPB, University of South Carolina