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FAMU National Alumni Association Florida Region Raises Over $100,000 in Scholarship Endowment

The Florida Region of the FAMU National Alumni Association (FAMU NAA) is thrilled to announce a significant milestone in its ongoing efforts to support academic excellence. The region has successfully raised more than $100,000 for a scholarship endowment dedicated to current and future Florida A&M University (FAMU) students.

This substantial contribution will provide critical financial assistance to students, helping them navigate the financial challenges of higher education. The FAMU NAA Florida Region is committed to fostering an environment where students can focus on their academic pursuits and future careers, unhindered by financial constraints.

 

FAMU Florida Region National Alumni Association Members stand alongside William Youmans, Vice President of the FAMU National Alumni Association.

 

 

 

 

 

“We are incredibly proud of this achievement,” said William Youmans, the Florida Region Vice-President. “Our alumni and supporters have shown remarkable generosity and commitment to the future of our students. This endowment will make a significant difference in the lives of many students, and we are grateful for everyone’s contributions.”

The FAMU NAA Florida Region continues to seek support for its scholarship initiatives. Those interested in contributing can find more information on the FAMU NAA Florida Region’s official website or contact the organization directly for details (850-296-8625).

The FAMU National Alumni Association’s Florida Region is dedicated to supporting the mission of Florida A&M University by fostering relationships among alumni, students, and the community. The organization is committed to promoting academic excellence, enhancing the university’s reputation, and providing financial support to current and future students.

Rhetta Peoples

Digital Editor at The Florida Sun + CEO of Creative Street Marketing & Public Relations Group

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