EXCELLENCE AT 2025 LEGACY AWARDS GALA, RAISED OVER $290,000
On Thursday, March 13, Virginia Union University (VUU) held its annual Legacy Awards Gala. The event celebrated achievements, leadership, and philanthropy within the university and the Richmond community, raising $290,000 to support VUU’s mission and programs.
The evening began with a warm welcome from Richmond Mayor Danny Avula, our esteemed host, who highlighted the university’s profound impact on the city and beyond.
“One of the things I believe deeply in is that our path to healing as a city, and as a nation, is telling our stories…VUU is one of those incredible stories,” Mayor Avula said. He continued, “This institution grew out of a school that was started at the site of a former slave jail and was founded to provide newly freed African Americans with access to higher education. From those beginnings, this university has grown and evolved, shaping generations of leaders who have transformed Richmond, the nation, and the entire world.”
The program also featured inspiring words from the evening’s co-hosts, Mister and Miss Virginia Union University, Keyondre Hunt ‘25, and Destiny Love ‘25. The VUU Choir set a patriotic tone with powerful performances of the “Star-Spangled Banner” and the Negro National Anthem, “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”
Student Government Association President Rodney Manning and VUU Board of Trustees Chairman Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson also shared their thoughts on the university’s legacy and future.
“Tonight is about more than just celebration—it is about reflection,” Manning said. “It’s about recognizing the sacrifices, achievements, and perseverance of those who paved the way for us while acknowledging the responsibility we now carry to continue that work.” Dr. Richardson added.
“We gather not just to celebrate the achievements of our exceptional alumni, students, faculty, and community leaders but to reaffirm our commitment to the future of Virginia Union University. To all of our honorees tonight, we thank you for your hard work, vision, and commitment to making a difference. You are the shining example of what VUU stands for.”
Darryl Atkinson, Vice President of Retail and HBCU Support at Follett Group, a presenting sponsor, echoed these sentiments.
“At Follett, we want to provide students with the best learning materials and resources at VUU and HBCUs everywhere. We are so happy to support such an amazing university,” Atkinson said.
The evening continued with a delightful dinner with VUU’s Jazz Band performances. Dr. Lucas also recognized VUU’s football team, which was celebrating its second consecutive CIAA championship victory.
Another memorable moment was the Ray of Light Award presentation to Dex Robinson, a trailblazing creative director and designer of the VUU Panthers Yardrunner Air Force 1 sneaker whose journey began on the historic campus.
“I’m incredibly proud of my time at VUU, which provided me with the opportunity to further my education,” Robinson said.
“This collaboration is about more than fashion — it’s about representing where I come from.”
The honorees of the 2025 Legacy Awards are as follows:
The Hanson Group, Kelvin Hanson, Corporate Leadership Award
A committed corporate citizen who exhibits excellence through the highest ethical, civic, and social responsibility standards that propels the success of Virginia Union University and the City of Richmond.
Amazon, Amanda Holder, Beacon of Light Award
An alumnus who embodies the noble aspirations of Virginia Union University and ensures that future generations of students pursue quality higher education.
Chamber RVA, Brian Anderson, Community Leadership Award
Recognizing outstanding service to community members who make significant contributions to the Greater Richmond community and to Virginia Union University.
Entrepreneur and Civic Leader James E “Jim” Ukrop, HBCU Impact Award
In recognition of your unwavering commitment and dedication to Historically Black Colleges and Universities, ensuring HBCUs continue to be a nurturing ground for talent, innovation, and leadership.
Virginia State Senate, Senator Mamie E. Locke, Lifetime Achievement Award
In recognition of a trusted steward and leader who models the mission and values that support the growth and success of Virginia Union University and the Greater Richmond community.
Kelvin Hanson, founder of The Hanson Group, received the Corporate Leadership Award for his outstanding contributions to the university and the broader community.
These contributions will help VUU continue its mission of providing transformative education and fostering leadership within its students.
Before the evening concluded, Michael Manigault, Associate Vice President of Philanthropy, expressed heartfelt gratitude to the organizations, corporations, friends of VUU, and other contributors whose generosity made the event a success.
“From scholarships that ease financial burdens to program funding that enhances student life, your support directly impacts the future of our students,” Manigault said.
The night ended with VUU President and CEO Dr. Hakim J. Lucas giving the closing remarks, following the closing prayer and the soulful sounds of Richmond’s well-known Legacy Band.
“I leave you with this thought. want you to be confident and know that your investment in Virginia Union University is an investment in Richmond,” Dr. Lucas said.
“As part of our master plan for 2030, we are dedicated to making our campus as beautiful as any in the state and ensuring that our students receive the same opportunities and resources as their peers at other campuses throughout the Commonwealth.”
LEGACY IN ACTION:
CELEBRATING 160 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE AND VISION AT VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
RICHMOND, VA—A powerful legacy of resilience and transformation echoed through the historic halls of Virginia Union University (VUU) as students, faculty, alumni, and distinguished guests gathered for the institution’s 160th Founders Day Celebration on February 7, 2025. What began as a place of confinement—a slave jail—has risen to become a beacon of higher education and empowerment, producing generations of leaders who continue to shape the world.
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Celebration Rooted in Legacy and Purpose
The 160th Founders Day Convocation began in a spirit of reverence and celebration. The air was charged with the presence of those who had come before—trailblazers who, against all odds, built this sacred space for learning and transformation. The sanctuary of the Allix B. James Chapel was filled with the sounds of gospel melodies and the rhythmic applause of an audience moved by the occasion.
Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President and CEO of Virginia Union University, captured the significance of the day in his opening remarks: “Today, we do not just celebrate a milestone; we honor a movement. Virginia Union was forged in the fire of oppression but emerged as a fortress of enlightenment. We stand here on the shoulders of giants, committed to building the leaders of tomorrow.”
Dr. W. Franklyn Richardson, Chair of the Board of Trustees, reinforced the transformative power of education: “Today, as we mark the 160th anniversary, we gather to reaffirm the values passed down by our forefathers and foremothers. If those who founded this institution 160 years ago could witness this moment, one can only imagine the pride and amazement they would feel.”
The presence of Bishop J. Drew Sheard, Presiding Bishop and Chief Apostle of the Church of God in Christ, Inc., added a spiritual depth to the celebration. “Finally, we must remember the appointed time will surely come. It is not for us to know the times or seasons, but we are called to wait with faith. The Lord said, ‘If My people, who are called by My name, humble themselves, pray, seek My face, and turn from their wicked ways, then will hear from heaven, forgive their sin, and heal their land.’ So, my brothers and sisters, no matter what you’re going through right now—seasons change.”
Rodney Manning, Student Government Association President, spoke passionately about what Virginia Union means to today’s students: “Our founders dared to dream of a future where education would empower generations to break barriers, shatter glass ceilings, and lead in every field imaginable. Virginia Union University was built on resilience, excellence, and faith—values that continue to define us today. As students, we walk the same halls as those who came before us, bearing the responsibility of honoring and preserving their legacy.”
A Gathering of Unity and Promise
The convocation was graced by a host of esteemed guests, including members of the Board of Trustees, members of the Virginia Union University National Alumni Association, faculty, staff, alumni, students, and friends of the university. The faith community also stood in solidarity, reaffirming the spiritual foundation upon which Virginia Union was built.
As the ceremony drew to a close, voices lifted in unison to sing the university’s alma mater, a reminder of the unity and purpose that bind the Virginia Union family together. This celebration was not just a reflection on the past but a call to action for the future—a reminder that the work of empowerment, education, and leadership is ongoing.
From a place of bondage to a citadel of learning, Virginia Union University remains a shining example of triumph and transformation. As the institution moves forward, it does so with the same unbreakable spirit that has defined its 160-year journey—one that continues to inspire and uplift generations to come.
As we gathered to celebrate Founders Day this year, we continued a cherished tradition of honoring individuals whose dedication and service have left an indelible mark on Virginia Union University. This year, we proudly unveiled four honorees whose contributions to the institution have shaped its legacy and strengthened its future.
Dr. Dorothy Norris Cowling
A trailblazer in education and administration, Dr. Dorothy Norris Cowling served as Virginia Union University’s Acting President in 1979. A dedicated educator, she held leadership roles in the Department of Education and Psychology, ultimately becoming Executive Vice President. Dr. Cowling was instrumental in securing federal grants that helped sustain and advance the university. Her passion for education extended beyond Virginia Union, as she studied international education systems in Russia and London. She was the first woman to receive the National Brotherhood Award and was appointed to the Virginia State Council of Education.
Dr. Ruth Harris
Dr. Ruth Harris’ unwavering commitment to academia and student success left a profound impact on Virginia Union University. A distinguished educator and administrator, she worked tirelessly to expand educational opportunities for
students, ensuring that VUU remained a beacon of excellence. Her leadership and mentorship have influenced generations of scholars, and her legacy continues to inspire those who walk through the university’s halls.
Dr. Miles J. Jones
A revered theologian and scholar, Dr. Miles J. Jones dedicated his life to the study and teaching of ministry. As a professor of Practical Theology and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at VUU, Dr. Jones shaped the theological education of countless students. His service as a pastor for over 30 years, along with his leadership in the Baptist Ministers’ Conference of Richmond, showcased his commitment to faith and education. His influence extended beyond the classroom as he championed community ministry and theological scholarship.
Dr. Edward McCreary
Known as the “Dean of Preachers in Richmond,” Dr. Edward McCreary devoted nearly four decades to teaching at Virginia Union University. He was a beloved professor in the Department of Religion and Philosophy and a dedicated mentor to students. Beyond academia, Dr. McCreary served as a pastor for over 34 years and led numerous congregations throughout Virginia. A proud alumnus, he remained a steadfast supporter of VUU, attending sporting events, mentoring students, and contributing to the institution’s growth.
Dr. Roland Moore
Dr. Roland Moore devoted 36 years to education, serving as a professor and leader at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College. An alumnus of Virginia Union University, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in Mathematics, Dr. Moore was instrumental in expanding course offerings and improving retention rates in developmental mathematics. As Dean of the School of Mathematics and Science, he fostered partnerships with local employers and guided the college to meet and exceed enrollment expectations. Beyond the classroom, Dr. Moore was deeply involved in the Richmond community, supporting organizations such as the Richmond Urban Partnership for Educational Success and serving on the board of the National Council on Black American Affairs.
The Honorable Frank J. Thornton
A lifelong educator and dedicated public servant, The Honorable Frank J. Thornton has made significant contributions to both Virginia Union University and Henrico County. A proud VUU graduate, he served as an Assistant Professor
of French at the university for 43 years. Beyond academia, Mr. Thornton has been a trailblazer in local government, serving on the Henrico County Board of Supervisors since 1995 and becoming the first African American elected to the board. His leadership led to the development of major community initiatives such as the Eastern Henrico Recreation Center, the Fairfield Area Library, and the Frank J. Thornton YMCA Aquatic Center. A steadfast advocate for diversity and education, Mr. Thornton’s legacy is one of vision, service, and unwavering dedication to community advancement.
By unveiling these honorees during our Founders Day celebration, we not only commemorate their extraordinary contributions but also reaffirm our commitment to preserving and celebrating the rich history of Virginia Union University. Their dedication, leadership, and passion have left an everlasting legacy, and their stories will continue to inspire future generations of Panthers.
Founded in 1865 at the close of the Civil War, Virginia Union University was established to provide newly freed African Americans with access to education—a radical and revolutionary idea at the time. From its inception, VUU stood as a testament to the unwavering determination of a people long denied the right to learn. Over the decades, it has evolved into an institution renowned for academic excellence, character-building, and community leadership.
A crucial part of Virginia Union’s history is its integration with Hartshorn Memorial College, a pioneering institution dedicated to the education of African American women. Founded in 1883, Hartshorn Memorial College was among the first institutions in the country to provide higher education to Black women, nurturing intellectual and professional growth in a society that sought to limit their opportunities. In 1932, Hartshorn merged with Virginia Union University, strengthening the institution’s commitment to empowering both men and women through education. This union enriched the university’s academic foundation and ensured that its mission of inclusion and opportunity reached an even broader community. The legacy of Hartshorn continues to be woven into the fabric of VUU, with its spirit of perseverance and excellence inspiring new generations.
Throughout its storied history, Virginia Union has been home to extraordinary faculty and alumni who have shaped the character of the university and the communities it serves. Professors who push the boundaries of thought,
students who challenge the status quo, and alumni who lead in boardrooms, pulpits, and government chambers—the spirit of VUU thrives through its people. The university’s commitment to academic rigor, faith-based values, and social justice make it a truly unique institution, a place where intellect and activism go hand in hand.
As we celebrate 160 years of Virginia Union University, we stand at the crossroads of history and progress. This milestone is a testament to the resilience, faith, and vision of those who came before us. From humble beginnings to becoming a beacon of educational excellence, VUU has continuously evolved to meet the needs of each generation. Today, we honor our past while embracing the future, knowing that our best days are still ahead. Together, we will continue to break barriers, inspire innovation, and shape the leaders of tomorrow. The spirit of Virginia Union lives on in every student, every achievement, and every dream realized. Here’s to the next 160 years of excellence, growth, and unity.
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY CELEBRATED A “HOMECOMING LIKE NO OTHER”
In a week filled with vibrant events, record-breaking achievements, and Panther pride, Virginia Union University (VUU) celebrated its 2024 Homecoming like never before, uniting over 14,000 attendees and raising an impressive $261,457 in support of VUU initiatives.
With Amazon as the title sponsor, the week honored the university’s rich 160-year legacy while empowering students, alumni, and the broader VUU community through unique opportunities for growth and celebration.
Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President & CEO of Virginia Union University, emphasized the transformative nature of this year’s Homecoming.
“We are thrilled to celebrate this monumental milestone in VUU’s history alongside our alumni and friends,” Dr. Lucas said. “This Homecoming honors our rich legacy, celebrates the vibrancy of our present, and looks boldly toward our future. We invite everyone to join us in this unforgettable celebration, where the unity and strength of the Panther family will be on full display.”
With Amazon’s partnership, Homecoming week offered unparalleled career development and networking events for VUU students. Workshops and a dynamic speaker panel led by esteemed VUU alumni—Derrick Coles, Amanda Holder, Shay Moss, Dex Robinson, and Alexander Williams—provided students with valuable insights into diverse industries, sharing personal journeys and guidance on building successful careers. An on-site recruitment drive added an impactful opportunity, connecting students with potential employers and opening doors to professional growth.
Ms. Deborah Alston, Chair of the Homecoming Committee, celebrated the university’s success, stating, “Homecoming 2024 was truly a celebration like no other. We not only honored our past but invested in our future, empowering our students and community in ways that will have a lasting impact. It’s amazing to witness the unwavering Panther pride and support for VUU, especially this year!”
Homecoming festivities officially kicked off on October 28 with a variety of events focused on personal growth, wellness, and entertainment. Students and alumni enjoyed events such as *Music Therapy: Silent Headphone Edition*,
providing a relaxing and reflective start to the week, and *The Choice is Yours Game Show*, which brought lighthearted fun and camaraderie to campus. The excitement grew on October 30 with the *Pep Rally*, a high-energy event that brought the VUU community together in celebration of Panther pride. Later that evening, the *Gym Jam: Homecoming Edition* kept the Panther spirit alive, offering students a lively night of music and dancing.
On October 31, Homecoming continued with events like the *Clergy Fellowship Breakfast*, Amazon-sponsored career workshops, and the revered *Chapel Service & SGA Inauguration*. That evening, the grand *Coronation of Mister and Miss Virginia Union University* took place, a regal event celebrating leadership, elegance, and VUU tradition.
Friday, November 1, saw the much anticipated *Yard Fest*, transforming the Henderson Center Square into a festive gathering space where alumni, students, and the community enjoyed live music, food, and entertainment. That evening, the *Gospel Concert* moved attendees with inspiring performances, capturing the spirit of VUU’s enduring faith and unity.
Homecoming Week culminated on Saturday, November 2, with an all-day tailgating event, filling Hovey and Belgian Lawn with joyful gatherings, Panther pride, and pre-game excitement. The highlight of the week was undoubtedly the Homecoming Game, where VUU’s football team delivered an unforgettable performance, triumphing over Bluefield State with an astonishing 91-0 victory. The stands roared as fans celebrated this remarkable win, a testament to the strength and determination of VUU’s athletic prowess.
With over 14,000 attendees, a stunning fundraising total, and an extraordinary week of events, VUU’s 2024 Homecoming will be remembered as a milestone moment—a celebration not only of VUU’s history but also of the boundless potential of its future. This year’s Homecoming exemplified the spirit, resilience, and unity that define Virginia Union University, creating cherished memories and new opportunities for the Panther family.
VUU ALUM DEXROB’S CREATIVE VISION FUELS AIR FORCE 1 PANTHERS
Virginia Union University (VUU) has always been a beacon of excellence, shaping the lives of its students and fostering a legacy of leadership and creativity. This legacy was on full display with the release of the VUU Panthers Yardrunner Air Force 1 sneakers, designed by none other than VUU’s own DexRob, a trailblazing creative director whose journey began on the historic campus.
The first drop of the exclusive sneakers, crafted in collaboration with Nike and sold through local DTLR stores, sold out in record time, leaving Panther fans eager for more. Fortunately, the second drop is set to launch , December 21, 2024, offered another chance to own a piece of history.
A Soleful Tribute to VUU
The VUU Panthers Yardrunner Air Force 1 is more than a sneaker – it’s a tribute to the university’s profound impact on DexRob’s life and career. Each element of the shoe’s design carries symbolism tied to the VUU spirit. The rich burgundy and gold hues reflect the school’s storied colors, while the intricate detailing on the sneaker pays homage to the vibrant culture and community that VUU represents.
Perhaps the most meaningful feature lies hidden beneath the soles. DexRob, in a heartfelt nod to his alma mater, included a personal letter to VUU in the shoe’s design. This secret message encapsulates his gratitude and the indelible mark the university has left on his life. It’s a testament to the bond between VUU and its alumni, a connection that continues to inspire greatness.
VUU’s Role in DexRob’s Journey
DexRob credits VUU with providing him the foundation to pursue his creative dreams. “Virginia Union taught me resilience, creativity, and how to channel my passion into meaningful work,” he shared. “This sneaker is my way of giving back, of celebrating a place that shaped who am today.”
As a student, DexRob found his voice at VUU, a place where the spirit of excellence and innovation runs deep. He honed his artistic talents, developed his leadership skills, and connected with a community that continues to support him. The Yardrunner Air Force 1 sneakers are a reflection of that journey – a blend of heritage, creativity, and pride.
This is more than a sneaker; it’s a piece of VUU history and a celebration of Panther pride. Whether you’re an alum, a current student, or simply a fan of the Yardrunner collection, these sneakers are a must-have.
As DexRob’s journey reminds us, Virginia Union University is not just a place of learning – it’s a launchpad for dreams. And with every step taken in the Panthers Yardrunner Air Force 1, we’re reminded of the power of legacy, community, and creativity.
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY WELCOMED RECORD-BREAKING CLASS OF 2028 WITH UNPRECEDENTED EXCITEMENT
RICHMOND, VA - Virginia Union University was buzzing with enthusiasm as we welcomed the Class of 2028, a vibrant and diverse group of students set to embark on their academic journeys. This year, VUU experienced an extraordinary surge in applications, marking a significant milestone in our storied history.
The unprecedented increase in applications reflects the growing recognition of Virginia Union’s commitment to academic excellence, leadership development, and community engagement. Prospective students from across the nation and around the world have chosen VUU as their destination for higher education, drawn by our rich legacy and dynamic campus environment.
“Welcoming the Class of 2028 is a momentous occasion for Virginia Union University,” said President Hakim J. Lucas. “We are thrilled to see such a talented and diverse group of students join the Panther family. Their energy, creativity, and dedication will undoubtedly enrich our campus community.”
The incoming class arrives at a time of great transformation and opportunity at VUU. With new academic programs, state-of-the-art facilities, and an array of extracurricular activities, the Class of 2028 will have unparalleled opportunities to excel and make their mark. From rigorous coursework to engaging student organizations and impactful community service projects, every student will
find their place and purpose at Virginia Union.
“The Class of 2028 is stepping into a legacy of greatness,” Dr. Lucas remarked.
“Each of them has the potential to shape the future and continue the proud tradition of excellence at VUU.”
As the newest members of the Panther Pack settle into their new home, they are encouraged to embrace every opportunity, challenge themselves, and build lasting friendships. The support of our dedicated faculty and staff, combined with the resources available on campus, ensures that each student has the tools needed to succeed.
Virginia Union University is more than an institution of higher learning; it is a community where dreams are nurtured, leaders are developed, and futures are forged. The Class of 2028 embodies the promise of tomorrow, and we are excited to see the remarkable achievements they will undoubtedly accomplish.
HERSTORY IN MOTION: CELEBRATING BLACK WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP AT VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
HERstory in Motion was an inspiring event dedicated to uplifting Black women’s voices and leadership across different generations. Held for Women’s History Month, it created a space for meaningful conversations and empowerment.
The event featured a panel of remarkable leaders, including Delegate Rae Cousins, Dr. Joy Goodrich, Dr. Acquanetta Parrott, Syianna Finch, and Briana Sudler. They shared powerful stories of resilience and purpose that resonated with everyone present.
Laniece Hutley, a student from VUU, played a key role. Originally from Long Island, New York, she is majoring in Music with a minor in Education. Laniece serves as Miss 1865 on the Royal Court and holds leadership roles in the Gospel and Concert Choirs.
Laniece wanted to be part of HERstory because she believes in the power of representation and storytelling.
“HERstory celebrates women’s voices, especially those often overlooked, and wanted to help bring those stories to light,” Laniece Hutley said.
About 25 students attended, allowing for deep conversations and connections with the panelists.
HERstory in Motion was thoughtfully curated to bridge the gap between
current leaders and those preparing to lead. By fostering an environment of transparency and vulnerability, the event encouraged meaningful dialogue and the sharing of wisdom across generations.
Laniece encourages women to get involved: “Don’t wait for a title to show up. Your voice and story matter, and HERstory grows stronger with more women joining in,” she said.
This experience enhanced her leadership and public speaking skills, which she plans to use in her future career in education and as she pursues her dream of opening a musical diner.
HERstory in Motion was more than just an event; it celebrated identity, legacy, and the strength of women supporting each other. Hutely also thanked Thompson Hospitality and the Office of Civic Engagement for supporting this event.
Attendees left feeling inspired, reminded that HERstory is a narrative we all continue to write together.
MAYORAL FORUM: CANDIDATES DISCUSS VISION AND IMPACT ON UNIVERSITY AND COMMUNITY
Virginia Union University (VUU) had the distinct honor of hosting a Richmond mayoral forum on Monday, drawing hundreds of voters to our historic chapel. The event, organized by the Urban League Greater Richmond Young Professionals (ULGRYP), featured five mayoral candidates—City Councilor Andreas Addison, Dr. Danny Avula, former councilor Michelle Mosby, Maurice Neblett, and Harrison Roday. These candidates addressed critical issues such as education, economic development, housing, and food insecurity, all of which directly impact both VUU and the broader Richmond community.
Strengthening VUU’s Partnership with Richmond
The candidates’ visions hold significant implications for VUU, a cornerstone institution with an extensive and collaborative partnership with the City of Richmond. Our university plays a vital role in driving economic growth, fostering community development, and preparing future leaders. The policies and initiatives proposed by these candidates could further strengthen our ability to serve our students and the greater Richmond community.
VUU students and alumni are integral to the fabric of Richmond. They are educators, entrepreneurs, community leaders, and advocates who contribute significantly to the city’s progress. The impact of our university extends beyond education; it encompasses the economic and social vitality of Richmond. As a major economic engine, VUU’s contributions include job creation, local business support, and substantial community engagement initiatives.
Education: A Commitment to Excellence
Nearly an hour of the forum focused on education, with candidates outlining their plans to work with the Richmond Public School Board. Their proposals for increased funding, competitive teacher salaries, infrastructure improvements, and investment in early childhood education resonate with VUU’s commitment to educational excellence.
Harrison Roday emphasized the mayor’s role as a champion for public schools, advocating for empowered teachers and successful students. Michelle Mosby highlighted the importance of collaboration with school board members to address community priorities, while Dr. Danny Avula stressed the need for strong connections between the mayor, school board members, and city councilors.
Economic Development: Supporting Local Businesses
Economic development was another key topic. Roday and Avula criticized the city’s lack of support for small businesses, with Addison sharing his own challenges as a small business owner. Their emphasis on simplifying tax processes and supporting local enterprises aligns with VUU’s mission to foster entrepreneurship and economic growth in Richmond.
Maurice Neblett proposed a community-driven development approach to revitalize historic neighborhoods, prevent displacement, and support local businesses. This vision complements VUU’s ongoing efforts to enhance community infrastructure and promote inclusive economic development.
Housing: Ensuring Affordability
Housing affordability remains a pressing issue. Addison called for the construction of more apartments and incentives for affordable housing. Roday advocated for collaborative solutions to the housing crisis, while Neblett emphasized long-term strategies such as rental assistance programs and homeownership education.
Mosby introduced the idea of tiny homes to promote homeownership, and Avula highlighted the need for policies ensuring a diverse mix of residents in the housing market. These proposals are crucial for VUU students and alumni, many of whom seek affordable housing in Richmond.
Food Insecurity: Addressing Community Needs
The candidates also addressed food insecurity. Mosby suggested leveraging church resources for food distribution, Avula focused on educating families about social services, and Addison proposed expanding urban farming. These initiatives align with VUU’s community engagement programs aimed at addressing food deserts and promoting sustainable agriculture.
Addison’s call for high-quality, full-service grocery stores in underserved areas like Southside and Lakeside received enthusiastic support, reflecting VUU’s commitment to enhancing the quality of life for all Richmond residents.
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY’S DR. ALVIN PARKER NAMED 2024 BLACK COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME NATIONAL COACH OF THE YEAR
In 2024, Virginia Union University (VUU) announced that its head football coach, Dr. Alvin Parker, was honored as the Black College Football Hall of Fame National Coach of the Year. This prestigious accolade was announced on Saturday, June 8, 2024 by the Black College Football Hall of Fame in Atlanta, GA.
Dr. Parker, who had just completed his sixth year as head coach, led the Panthers to an extraordinary season. They posted a 10-2 record, won the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA) title, and secured a spot in the NCAA Division II playoffs. His leadership and heart for mentorship have propelled the program to new heights.
A former running back for the Panthers, Dr. Parker began his coaching career at Virginia Union in 1999 as an offensive assistant. He quickly advanced, coaching running backs for two years before being promoted to offensive coordinator for the 2003 season.
His dedication to the program is evident in his long tenure and numerous contributions. In January 2024, Dr. Parker was appointed to the Board of Trustees of the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) and served as co-head coach for the 2024 Allstate HBCU Legacy Bowl.
“Thank you to the Black College Football Hall of Fame for this extremely prestigious award,” Virginia Union University football coach Dr. Alvin Parker said.
“It is all made possible by having the Best Administration, the best staff, and, of course, the best student-athletes. To be mentioned with some of the greats who have won this award is truly a blessing. As I always say, I’m doing my part for #PLAY411.”
Dr. Parker’s passion for developing young men drives his coaching philosophy.
“My motivation is simply getting to do what I love. I love the game of football, and I love developing young men. I get the opportunity to do both daily,” Dr. Parker said.
“I am a product of VUU, which plays a part because I also get to do it for my alma mater.”
Mentorship is the heart of Dr. Parker’s approach as a coach. Because of the
mentorship he received from his coaches, he looks forward to passing his experience and wisdom on to his players.
“At the end of it all, want these guys to be great fathers, husbands, and just successful at life,” Dr. Parker said.
Looking ahead, Dr. Parker is focused on achieving even greater milestones.
“Some goals remain the same, but more than anything, we want to go to heights that VUU football has never been. I tell the guys all the time, let’s go make history, but to do that, we must continue to work our best in both the classroom and the field,” Dr. Parker said.
“Working on a schedule where time management is very important shapes the type of players we are developing,” Dr. Parker said. “Being a student-athlete is tough, and as a coach, you must develop strategies that fit everyone in the program.”
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VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY ANNOUNCES THE INAUGURAL GOSPEL HALL OF FAME
HONORING BISHOP HEZEKIAH WALKER
Richmond, VA – Virginia Union University (VUU) is thrilled to host the National Convention of Gospel Choirs and Choruses Gospel Hall of Fame on Friday, July 25th, 2025, at 7:00 PM. This historic event will honor the legendary Bishop Hezekiah Walker, a Multi-Grammy Award Winner, renowned Recording Artist, beloved Radio Host, and the Founder of the Hezekiah Walker Center for Gospel Music at VUU. The ceremony will take place at City Tech University, located at 300 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201, and will be a night to remember.
Bishop Walker’s contributions to gospel music have revolutionized the genre, and his influence continues to inspire millions. The ceremony will feature special musical tributes, with performances from Tim Bowman and the renowned Faith City Music, who will help celebrate Bishop Walker’s extraordinary career and his lasting impact on the gospel music industry.
This black-tie event will bring together friends, family, and fans of Bishop Walker’s music to honor his unwavering dedication to gospel music, faith, and community. His work has not only transformed the landscape of gospel music but has also uplifted individuals around the world through his ministry, leadership, and mentorship.
“Bishop Hezekiah Walker’s contributions to gospel music are immeasurable. We are proud to celebrate his legacy and to recognize his lifelong commitment to faith, music, and the community. This ceremony will be a powerful tribute to one of the genre’s most influential figures,” said Dr. Hakim J. Lucas, President & CEO of Virginia Union University.
The event will feature inspiring performances, heartfelt tributes, and the presentation of special recognitions, all highlighting the remarkable achievements of Bishop Hezekiah Walker. This will be a momentous occasion for gospel music lovers and the VUU community as they gather to honor one of the genre’s most beloved artists.
VUU ALUMNUS ARCHBISHOP E. BERNARD JORDAN DONATES $8 MILLION TO LAUNCH THE JORDAN INSTITUTE FOR SPIRITUAL TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL THEOLOGY
RICHMOND, VA – Virginia Union University announced a transformative $8
million donation from Archbishop E. Bernard Jordan, an esteemed alumnus, to establish the Jordan Institute for Spiritual Technology and Digital Theology.
This pioneering initiative will be housed within the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology at VUU and represents a groundbreaking step forward in the integration of technology and theology.
The Jordan Institute is an innovative, interdisciplinary hub designed to explore
the intersection of artificial intelligence, digital technologies, and theology.
The Institute aims to foster the development of spiritual technology, providing students and scholars with the tools and knowledge to engage in the dynamic relationship between faith, technology, and the future of spiritual practice.
“Technology has the power to change lives, and the Jordan Institute will be at the forefront of this transformation, bridging the gap between the spiritual and digital worlds,” said Archbishop Jordan. “This gift is a commitment to the next generation of leaders who will shape the future of spirituality in an increasingly digital world.”
The Institute will serve as a research and educational center dedicated to advancing the study of how digital and spiritual technologies can be used to enhance religious practices, foster deeper spiritual engagement, and serve the broader global community. With the intersection of cutting-edge technology and theology, the Jordan Institute is poised to become a leader in developing new methods of spiritual teaching, outreach, and leadership.
The Jordan Institute for Spiritual Technology and Digital Theology will begin its programming within the Samuel DeWitt Proctor School of Theology as part of the university’s commitment to creating innovative spaces that inspire leadership, scholarship, and service.
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$100,000 - $499,999
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$25,000 - $49,999
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$250 $499
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Miss Doreen Ophelia Dixon, ‘90
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Reverend Claudie J. Grant Jr.
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Mrs. Queen B. Green, ‘72
Mrs. Jean E. Greene, ‘65
Ms. Wendy Yvette Grice
Mrs. Arlissa Diane Grooms Washington, ‘91
Ms. Roslyn E. Gross, ‘76
Dr. Johnetta Hill Guishard, ‘14
Pastor Sonjanique Guns, ‘24
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Dr. Steven Eric Hairston, ‘85
Dr. Wayne Hairston
Reverend Earl B. Hall, ‘99
Mrs. Patrese F. Hall, ‘73
Mrs. Pauline G. P. Hall
Ms. Diane H. Hamilton, ‘81
Ms. Brenda A. Hamlin, ‘69
Dr. Sheila T. Hamlin, ‘86
Mr. Mervyn Han
Mr. Kelvin Hanson
Mrs. Estherine J. Harding
Mrs. Victoria Lucas Hardy
Reverend Thomas E Harrell
Mr. Davon Harris, ‘23
Mrs. Ellen C. Harris, ‘50
Mr. Jacari Harris
Reverend James F. Harris, ‘98
Dr. Josephine Leak Harris
Ms. Kimberley Harris, ‘24
Reverend Mosea L. Harris, ‘17
Mrs. Roxanne Harris, ‘79
Mr. Rufus A. Harris LCSW, ‘73
Minister Selma Harris
Mr. Sherwood A. Harris
Dr. Valerie F. Harris
Mrs. Althea Roberta Harris-Fuller, ‘82
Mrs. Willadean C. Harrison
Mrs. Olivia Darleen Hart, ‘82
Ms. Michelle Harvey
Mrs. Penny C. Hawkins, ‘89
Dr. Katrice Alexandria Hawthorne, ‘01
Mrs. Shirley T. Hayes, ‘63
Minister Wanda L. Hazel, ‘15
Ms. Katrina S. Hembry
Dr. Ben J. Herndon Jr., ‘68
Mr. Garrison M. Hickman, ‘67
Mrs. Patricia E. Hicks, ‘71
Mr. Robert Hicks
Reverend Dr. Joy D. Hill, ‘07
Dr. Kimberly Hodge-Bell
Mr. James Holden, Jr.
Ms. Jane S. Holland, ‘68
Mr. Willie H. Hollingsworth
Mrs. Cherilynne Hollowell
Mr. William B. Holmes, Jr., ‘01
Reverend Danielle K. Honeywood, ‘08
Reverend Dr. Kirk T. Houston, Sr., ‘01
Mrs. Margery L. Houston, ‘78
Mr. Jae Howard
Reverend Sherman Hudson
Ms. Vivian Hudson
Mrs. Yvette Karen Humphrey, ‘17
Dr. Edward L. Hunt, ‘64
Ms. Sandra S. Hurt, ‘72
Mrs. Helen E. Hurte, ‘59
Ms. Scottessa Hurte
Ms. Erika Simone Isabell, ‘95
Mr. Kofi Jack
Ms. Rosa Jackson
Mr. Christopher A. Jacobs, ‘78
Ms. Jocelynn E. Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew S. Jallah, Sr., ‘77
Dr. A. Lincoln James, Jr., ‘79
Ms. Maria D. James, ‘04
Ms. Sharon Jennette Jarell, ‘88
Ms. Jessica Jefferson
Mr. Tommy Jefferson
Dr. and Mrs. Craig M. Jenkins, ‘83
Mr. Curtis Jennings
Chaplain Gloria Wright Johnathan, ‘66
Reverend Alesia Margaret Johnson, ‘09
Ms. Alice S. Johnson
Mrs. Barbara W. Johnson
Mr. Deucalion M. Johnson III, ‘79
Reverend Ellen Bynum Johnson, ‘82
Reverend James A. Johnson
Ms. Kimberly Johnson, ‘94
Ms. Louise M. Johnson
Ms. Natalie Marie Johnson, ‘99
Ms. Vanessa Yamica Johnson, ‘02
Reverend Walter C. Johnson, ‘93
Mr. William P. Johnson, ‘61
Mrs. Joslyn W. Jolley
Minister Angela Bernetta Jones, ‘02
Reverend Angerina L. Jones, ‘03
Ms. Annette Jones
Ms. Barbara Jones
Mrs. Bennetta Jones
Reverend Carson F. Jones Jr., ‘98
Ms. Commie Jones
Reverend Dr. David Arnez Jones, ‘12
Reverend Donna Denise Jones, ‘15
Ms. Gwendolyn R. Jones, ‘74
Ms. LaMara R. Jones, ‘71
Ms. Lucille T. Jones
Ms. Marva Lynn Jones, ‘94
Ms. Rhonda Jones
Ms. Wanda Wellons Jones, ‘79
Ms. Lorraine Ann Jones-Alston, ‘76
Mrs. Christine Y. Jones-Nixon
Ms. Michelle N. Jordan, ‘76
Mr. James Junot
Dr. Narbe Kalantarians
Mr. Theodore Kay
Mr. Timothy Ronald Keeles, ‘76
Mr. Khai Kelch
Mr. Adam Kennedy
Ms. Marla Khalfani
Mr. Jonathan Kidd
Dr. Yung Suk S. Kim
Bishop Designate Joshua Nathaniel King Sr., ‘12
Mrs. Martha King-Anderson
Ms. Aileen Koke
Ms. Holly Kreiner
Dr. Margaret Tack Kutz, ‘07
Miss Starlita A. Lacks, ‘87
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Janice S. Lacy, ‘67, ‘65
Mrs. Carolyn M. Lambert
Ms. Riley Landenberger
Reverend Dr. Carlon LaMar Lassiter, ‘18
Minister Aaron Lawrence, ‘15
Reverend Dr. Alicia Antionette Lawrence, ‘22
Mr. and Mrs. Denry A. Lawrence
Mr. Alphonse Leak
Minister Sylvester Lee, ‘15
Mr. Jerome Legions, Jr.
Mr. Dennis Lewis
Mr. James Lewis
Ms. Jasmine Lewis
Dr. and Mrs. Trey Lewis
Mrs. Vicki Lewis Beckett, ‘96
Ms. Ann F. Lightner-Fuller
Mrs. Carolyn A. B. Ligon, ‘67
Mr. Arthur I. Linder, Sr.
Ms. Joan Lloyd
Reverend John Richmond Logan, ‘17
Dr. Alvin C. Lomax, ‘56
Mr. Michael Lomax
Mrs. Cynthia D B. Longshaw, ‘73
Ms. Joyce Loving
Reverend Gloria Cureton Lucas, ‘08
Dr. George W. C. Lyons, Jr.
Mrs. Evelyn Ford Madden, ‘69
Reverend and Mrs. David V. Mallory, ‘61
Ms. Vashti E. Mallory, ‘68
Dr. Anthony E. Malloy, ‘55
Mr. Steve V. Malone, ‘78
Mr. John A. Mann, ‘68
Mrs. Alma Marshall, ‘64
Miss LaKisha Lavonne Marshburn, ‘02
Mr. Bill Martin
Dr. Deborah Martin, ‘03
Miss Joyce N. Martin, ‘80
Ms. Kathy Martin
Ms. Patricia Martin-O’Meally, ‘68
Mr. Earl Thomas Mason, Jr., ‘86
Ms. Jacqueline M. Massay
Mr. Caleb Mathews
Mr. Kenneth Hall Mathis, ‘84
Dr. Cynthia Mayo
Ms. Sally McAuliffe
Reverend Billy Ray McCain, ‘15
Mrs. Paula McCapes
Miss Thomasa R. McCown
Dr. Micah L. McCreary, ‘86
Ms. Linda F. McDonald, ‘78
Mrs. Colette W. McEachin
Dr. Ray McKenzie, ‘79
Ms. Velma McKenzie-Orr
Ms. Keyanna Patrice McNeil-Johnson, ‘17
Attorney Ronald K. McRae, Esq., ‘76
Dr. Arletha McSwain
Mr. Matthew Meachem
Dr. Nicholas Meade, ‘12
Dr. Mike Medley
Mr. Robert S. Melvin, Jr.
Mr. Darrell Eugene Menafee, ‘83
Ms. Angela Darlene Menefield, ‘88
Dr. Francis Mensah
Dr. Karen W. Merritt, ‘82
Mr. James E. Mickens
Mr. Timothy Milam
Reverend David James Miller, ‘11
Ms. Holly Byrd Miller
Ms. Justice Miller
Dr. Melvin Miller
Reverend Tyler C. Millner
Mr. Jerry A. Mills, ‘18
Ms. Pam Mines
Reverend Regina Mitchell, ‘16
Mr. Vaughan Mitchell
Mr. Bobby L. Moore, Jr., ‘79
Mr. Charles L. Moore, ‘66
Reverend Ernest L. Moore, Jr., ‘11
Mrs. Melissa Marie Moore, ‘90
Mrs. Lillian J. Morris, ‘65
Ms. Doris V. Morton
Ms. Rosemary G. Morton
Dr. C. Diane Mosby, ‘04
Reverend Tara C. Mosby Jones, ‘’
Mrs. Lolita S. Moses
Mr. Tony Moss
Mrs. Margaret A. Munford, ‘76
Ms. Kristina Renee Murray, ‘93
Reverend John T. Myers, ‘07
Dr. Barry Nagle
Mr. Grant Neely
Mr. Eddie Nelson
Mr. Michael A. Newsome, ‘83
Mr. Paul Nichols
Mr. Zibusiso Nkiwane
Mr. Todd Jovon Nock
Mrs. Martha H. Nolley, ‘64
Reverend Kevin M. Northam, ‘06
Dr. Bennie H. Nunnally, Jr., ‘72
Mrs. Doris E. Nyman, ‘73
Dr. Adelaja O. Odutola
Mrs. Janice Gail Owes, ‘67
Mrs. Emmaline M. Page
Minister Sheena Palmer
Ms. Mary G. Pannell, ‘63
Reverend Dr. Horace B. Parham, Jr., ‘05
Mrs. Carolyn C. Parker
Mrs. Kenyatta G. Parker
Mr. Tyrone C. Parker, ‘13
Mrs. Bessie L. Payne, ‘72
Ms. Richelle Payne
Reverend Dr. Larry D. Perkins, ‘06
Ms. Susan Renee Perkins, ‘86
Ms. Denise Person
Ms. Karen Peters
Mr. Lloyd W. Pettus, ‘78
Ms. Shannon Pierce
Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston, ‘57
Chaplain Martha J. Pittenger, ‘08
Reverend Walter L. Pleasants Jr., ‘12
Reverend Dr. Ethel B. Poarch
Ms. Jannie L. Poullard
Ms. Brenda Ann Powell, ‘75
Bishop Rebeccafrances Powell
Reverend Waltena Downs Pride, ‘06
Mrs. R. Michelle Pritchett, ‘88
Mrs. Esther Laurene Quarles, ‘64
Ms. Chanel Quick
Dr. Sharonda B. Ragland
Ms. Alice Randolph
Dr. Falcon Rankins
Ms. Josephine Redd
Mr. Jack Reese
Ms. Doris L. H. Reid, ‘62
Dr. Leon A. Reid III, ‘70
Reverend Melanie Denise Reid, ‘17
Mrs. Cheryl Richardson
Reverend Kimberly A. Ridley, ‘04
Reverend Douglas D. Riley, ‘17
Ms. Jacie D. Roberts, ‘55
Mr. Landus Marvin Robertson, ‘73
Reverend Lucy Skates Robertson, ‘12
Ms. Serena Janelle Robertson, ‘99
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Robinson, ‘69
Dr. James Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Robinson
Reverend Joyce Marie Zwirnbaum Rodgers
Mrs. Lillie Plenty Ross, ‘71
Pastor Richard T. Ruffin, Sr., ‘66
Pastor Sherrie L. Runge, ‘21
Mr. Stephen Ryan
Mrs. Vera Puryear Ryan, ‘59
Ms. Barbara A. Salahuddin-Grant
Reverend Rachel Taylor Satterfield, ‘13
Mr. Bud E. Schill, Jr.
Dr. Alan Schulman
Mr. Angriess F. Scott, Jr., ‘76
Mrs. Anitra Scott, ‘72
Ms. Brittney Scott
Mrs. Carla J. Scott
Ms. Tinisha R Scott, ‘03
Mr. Benjamin Segal
Reverend Michael E. Shannon, Sr., ‘84
Ms. Julie V. Shell
Mrs. Cherrie E. Sheppard-Clemons, ‘60
Mr. Kinston Shivers
Reverend James F. Shumake, ‘67
Ms. Myrna P. Shuman, ‘77
Ms. Demetria Simmons, ‘03
Mr. Ricardo E. Simms, ‘80
Ms. Rose Stith Singleton
Ms. Tamika Evelena Singleton
Mrs. Annie Mae Smith
Mr. Anthony Holmes
Mr. Spencer Griffin
Ms. Veverly Yvonne Holmes, ‘16
Ms. Ida L. Jones
Mr. John Jones
Reverend Tracey Lyons
Mr. Chavez Eugene Mabry, ‘91
Mr. Isaiah Mixon
Reverend Dr. Savola R. Monroe, ‘07
Mr. Jerome Edward Pratt, ‘91
Dr. Richard Price
Ms. Catherine Smith
Mrs. Helen L. Smith, ‘64
Reverend Lawrencine Smith, ‘06
Reverend Robert Lee Smith, ‘06
Mrs. Tonya Antoinette Smith, ‘94
Mrs. Edna N. Smith-Crabbe
Mrs. Mabel B. Smithers, ‘54
Mr. Davon Snipes
Dr. Zenobia Sowell-Bianchi, ‘08
Mrs. Camille W. Spain, ‘76
Mr. Stuart Spears
Dr. Alethia L. Spraggins, ‘58
Mr. Dan Stackhouse
Ms. Janet Starke
Mr. Alan Steinberg
Mr. Harold A. Stills, Sr., ‘66
Ms. Claudia Stith, ‘68
Dr. Vivian G. Stith-Williams, ‘74
Dr. Nancy Stork
Mr. Clinton A. Strane
Ms. Adreanne Stuckey
Ms. Tommyzee Henderson Suggs, ‘65
Dr. LaKeith Sutton
Reverend Dr. Penni B. Sweetenburg-Lee, ‘07
Mr. Robert Tabb
*Mrs. Jane C. Talley, ‘66
Reverend Wilbert D. Talley, ‘66
Reverend Emma Talley Washington, ‘10
Mrs. Alfreda Tarpley-Ward, ‘76
Minister Bobbie C. Tate, ‘11
Reverend James Nathaniel Tate, ‘92
Reverend Juanita Bowman Tatum, ‘99
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor
Ms. Keisha Taylor
Ms. Lisa Taylor
Mrs. Phyllis A. Taylor, ‘50
Ms. Alisha Y. Thomas, ‘08
Mr. Elwood W. Thomas, Jr., ‘80
Ms. Paula Thomas
Mr. Rubin Thompson
Reverend Ronald K. Thornhill, ‘11
Mr. Reginald Karl Thornton, ‘89
Mr. Bobby Thurston
Reverend Dr. Adreania McMillian Tolliver, ‘16
Mrs. Mia Brent Tucker, ‘02
Dr. Wanda G. Tucker
Mrs. Wanda R. Tucker-Nelson
Mr. James Arthur Turner, Jr., ‘90
Dr. Ulysess Turner
Mr. Walter R. Turner, Jr., ‘77
Reverend Gary Aron Tyler, ‘01
Mrs. Vonetta M. Urquhart, ‘96
Ms. Diana Villarreal
Dr. Robert Wafawanaka
Ms. Judith Waldron
Reverend Dr. Akeem Walker, ‘13
Mr. August M. Walker, ‘66
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Walker
Ms. Marquita Denise Walker, ‘92
Mr. Linwood Waller
Reverend Dr. Rodney D. Waller, ‘03
Ms. Eunice Washington
Ms. Malyka Washington
Reverend Charlene Mills Watkins, ‘01
Ms. Kathleen Watson
Mrs. LaVita D. Watts, ‘89
Mr. Dennis Westbrook, ‘86
Mrs. Janice C. A. Whitaker, ‘65
Dr. Andrew J. and Mrs. Gracie White, ‘53, ‘56
Ms. Evelyn B. White
Mr. Hal Stacey White, ‘17
Reverend Lesley Tanai White, ‘17
Mr. Solomon White III
Mrs. Bernadine Evette White-Doggett, ‘88
Ms. Linda Whitlock-Brown
Mr. Lawrence Wiley
Ms. Ashley Williams
Reverend Brenda Juanita Williams, ‘‘
Ms. Brenda A. Williams
Mrs. Cheryl Jones Williams, ‘70
Mrs. Chloe S. Williams, ‘57
Elder Darrel A. Williams, ‘92
Mrs. Joyce Williams
Mr. Kenneth Lavore Williams
Ms. Lahoma Crene Williams
Reverend Michael R. Williams, ‘01
Ms. Selicia Williams
Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr., ‘83
Mr. Timothy Lamar Williams
Ms. Christine Williamson
Ms. Delsena Willis-Sammons, ‘67
Mr. Henry Abraham Wilson, Jr., ‘83
Ms. Inez C. Wilson
Mr. Jimmie D. Wilson
Ms. LaKeesha Wilson
Ms. Tracey Winfield, ‘92
Dr. Gregory Winstead
Mrs. Darlene Patricia Winston, ‘90
Ms. Tammy Annette Wise
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Word-Glennie
Mrs. Cassandra E. Wright
Ms. Gwendolyn J. Wright, ‘11
Pastor Kenneth Owen Wright, ‘10
Ms. Linda M. Wright, ‘72
Mr. Jonte Wyatt
Mrs. Jacqueline Annette Yancy
Miss Ayanna Denise Young, ‘94
Ms. Debra Young
Dr. Mary H. Young, ‘80
Mrs. Mary “Bucci” Zeugner
Dr. Hasan Ziaie
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$500,000 and Above
CSX/Dr. Frank S. Royal, ‘61
Dominion/Mr. Thos. Capps
Dominion/Dr. Frank S. Royal, ‘61
GIFTS BY CONSTITUENCY Trustees
Mrs. Jeannie P. Baliles
Mr. Lawrence P. Bancroft
Ms. Kenya Blake
Reverend Dr. James Edward Coleman Jr., ‘91
Mr. Tyrone Dickerson CPA
Ms. Carolyn W. Jacobs, ‘64
Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins, Sr.
Mr. Darius Johnson
Dr. Waddell G. Jones, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth M. Jones II
Dr. Roland E. Moore, ‘69
Ms. Necole M. Parker, ‘93
N. Scott Phillips, Esq., ‘83
Dr. Pamela K. Royall
Mrs. An’Jou C. White, ‘87
Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr., ‘83
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Anonymous Donor
Ms. Sally Acenia
Dr. and Mrs. Randy Adams
Mr. Leon R. Alexander
Mr. Travis Allen
Mr. Benjamin Ambush
Ms. Mary E. Ames
Mr. Adrian P. Anderson
Ms. Stephanie Anderson
Mr. Jerry Anthony
Mr. Randy Lee Ashe
Ms. Chandra S. Atkins
*Mr. Aubrey Garcia Baden, Sr.
Ms. Joyce W. Baden
Reverend Emmetri Beane
Ms. Althea Bell
Ms. Mary M. Benjamin
Mr. Willie Bennett
Dr. Wakeshi Benson
The Honorable and Mrs. James Benton
Ms. Donna Berkeley
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Dr. Will Blakeney
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Dr. Timothy Tee Boddie
Ms. Cynthia L. Boddie-Willis
Mr. Lawrence Bolling
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Ms. Gloria Booker
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Dr. Elwood B. Boone, Jr.
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The Honorable Rae Cousins
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Mr. Carl U. Eggleston
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Ms. Sharon Fleming
Ms. Thelma Eloise Foster
Ms. Doretha Fowlkes
Dr. Lance Franklin
Ms. Jacqueline F. Fraser
Ms. Leslie Frazier
Ms. Carol Gaddis
Ms. Pamela R. Galloway
Miss Hope Gardner Price
Mr. Gregory Garrison
Mr. Kelvin Garvanne
Dr. Jerome Gilbert
Dr. Linda Gilliam
Mr. Raymond Ginn
Mr. Orlando Glasby
Dr. Larry Golemon
Ms. Deborah Gordon
Ms. Mary A. Gordon
Mr. Cleonte Grafton
Professor Ketrina Graham
Ms. Diana Y. Graves
Ms. Kimberly R. Gray
Mr. Spencer Griffin
Ms. M. P. Gunter
Mrs. Pauline G. P. Hall
Mr. Mervyn Han
Mr. Kelvin Hanson
Mrs. Estherine J. Harding
Mrs. Victoria Lucas Hardy
Dr. Ruth C. Harris
Minister Selma Harris
Mr. Sherwood A. Harris
Mr. Simeon C. Harris
Dr. Valerie F. Harris
Ms. Vita M. Harris
Mrs. Willadean C. Harrison
Ms. Michelle Harvey
Mr. Thomas Hasty
Ms. Katrina S. Hembry
Mr. Louis Henna, Jr.
Mr. Robert Hicks
The Honorable Christopher A. Hilbert
Mr. Gregory Hillman
Mr. James Holden, Jr.
Mr. Willie H. Hollingsworth
Mrs. Muriel Elizabeth Hopkins
Mr. Jae Howard
Reverend Sherman Hudson
Ms. Vivian Hudson
Mr. Shawn Hunt
Ms. Scottessa Hurte
CDR Curtis M. Irby, USN
Ms. Rosa Jackson
Ms. Jocelynn E. Jacobs
Ms. Jessica Jefferson
Pastor MJ Jefferson
Mr. Tommy Jefferson
Mr. Curtis Jennings
Mrs. Barbara W. Johnson
Reverend James A. Johnson
Colonel Keith Johnson
Ms. Louise M. Johnson
Ms. Annette Jones
Ms. Barbara Jones
Mrs. Bennetta Jones
Mr. John Jones
Ms. Lucille T. Jones
Mrs. Nora Jones
Ms. Rhonda Jones
Mrs. Christine Y. Jones-Nixon
Mr. Theodore Kay
Mr. Richard S. Kelso
Mr. Adam Kennedy
Ms. W. Mae Keyes
Ms. Marla Khalfani
Mr. Jonathan Kidd
Mrs. Martha King-Anderson
Mrs. Quentina Kinney
Dr. Candace Lacayo
Ms. Riley Landenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Denry A. Lawrence
Mr. Alphonse Leak
Dr. Debra B. Lee
Ms. Diane Leopold
Mr. Dennis Lewis
Mr. James Lewis
Ms. Jasmine Lewis
Dr. and Mrs. Trey Lewis
Ms. Ann F. Lightner-Fuller
Mr. Arthur I. Linder, Sr.
Ms. Joan Lloyd Senator Mamie Locke
Mr. Michael Lomax
Mr. Henry Stow Lovejoy
Dr. George W. C. Lyons, Jr.
Reverend Tracey Lyons
Mr. Bill Martin
Ms. Kathy Martin
Ms. Jacqueline M. Massay
Mr. Caleb Mathews
Dr. Cynthia Mayo
Ms. Sally McAuliffe
Mrs. Paula McCapes
Mrs. Colette W. McEachin
Ms. Velma McKenzie-Orr
Commissioner Jacqie D. McWilliams
Mr. Matthew Meachem
Dr. Mike Medley
Mr. Robert S. Melvin, Jr.
Mr. James E. Mickens
Mr. Dennis O. Miller
Ms. Holly Byrd Miller
Reverend Tyler C. Millner
Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner
Ms. Pam Mines
Mr. Vaughan Mitchell
Mr. Isaiah Mixon
Mrs. Paulette Jones Morant
Ms. Doris V. Morton
Ms. Rosemary G. Morton
Mrs. Lolita S. Moses
Mr. Tony Moss
Dr. Barry Nagle
Mr. Grant Neely
Mr. Eddie Nelson
Mrs. Brenda D. Nichols
Mr. Paul Nichols
Mr. R. Gaillard Owen
Mrs. Emmaline M. Page
Minister Sheena Palmer
Mrs. Carolyn C. Parker
Ms. Richelle Payne
Mrs. Sandra C. Peay
Mr. Alan and Mrs. Miriam Pemberton
Dr. Claude G. and Mrs. Cheryl Perkins
Ms. Denise Person
Ms. Karen Peters
Ms. Shannon Pierce
Ms. Jannie L. Poullard
Bishop Rebeccafrances Powell
Ms. Chanel Quick
Ms. Alice Randolph
Dr. Falcon Rankins
Ms. Ella Ravnell
Ms. Josephine Redd
Mr. Jack Reese
Mrs. Leslie F. Roberts
Dr. James Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Robinson
Mr. Stephen Ryan
Ms. Barbara A. Salahuddin-Grant
Mr. Bud E. Schill, Jr.
Dr. Alan Schulman
Ms. Brittney Scott
Mrs. Carla J. Scott
The Honorable Robert C. Scott
Mr. Benjamin Segal
Ms. Julie V. Shell
Mr. Kinston Shivers
Mrs. Yvonne Simmons
Ms. Rose Stith Singleton
Mrs. Annie Mae Smith
Ms. Catherine Smith
Mrs. Edna N. Smith-Crabbe
Mr. Davon Snipes
Mr. Stuart Spears
Mr. Dan Stackhouse
Ms. Janet Starke
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Starks
Mr. Alan Steinberg
Attorney Karen Stewart
Ms. Brenda Stith Finch
Dr. Nancy Stork
Mr. Clinton A. Strane
Mr. Michael Strayhorn
Dr. Charles E. Sutton, Jr.
Reverend Edward Wright, Jr., ‘62
Mr. John Veal
Mr. Frank O’Neill Wright Jr.
Ms. Lisa G. Baltzer
Mr. James F. Battle
Dr. Richard L. Christensen
Ms. Linda T. Collins
Mr. John B. Harris, Jr.
Dr. Josephine Leak Harris
Ms. Aileen Koke
Ms. Holly Kreiner
Mr. Zibusiso Nkiwane
Mr. Anthony O’Neal
Dr. LaKeith Sutton
Mr. Robert Tabb
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Taylor
Ms. Keisha Taylor
Ms. Lisa Taylor
Ms. Paula Thomas
Mr. Weller R. Thomas
Mr. Rubin Thompson
Mr. Bobby Thurston
Dr. Ulysess Turner
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Ukrop
Mr. Robert S. Ukrop
Dr. Carolyn S. Van Dyck
Mr. Bobby Vassar
Mr. John Veal
Ms. Diana Villarreal
Ms. Judith Waldron
Mr. Linwood Waller
Mr. Michael J. Wasserman
Ms. Kathleen Watson
Dr. Sherrie Wesley Davis
Dr. Gladys West
Ms. Evelyn B. White
Mr. Jason Anderson White
Mrs. Mariah White
Mr. Solomon White III
Ms. Linda Whitlock-Brown
Mrs. Hazel Whitney
Ms. Ashley Williams
Ms. Brenda A. Williams
Mrs. Joyce Williams
Ms. Selicia Williams
Ms. Christine Williamson
Ms. Inez C. Wilson
Mr. Jimmie D. Wilson
Ms. LaKeesha Wilson
Dr. Gregory Winstead
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Word-Glennie
Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Margaret Wright
Mr. Jonte Wyatt
Mrs. Jacqueline Annette Yancy
Mrs. Mary “Bucci” Zeugner
CHURCH & CHURCH ORGANIZATIONS
$50,000+
National Ministries Valley Forge, PA
$10,000 $24,999
Baptist General Convention of Virginia, Richmond, VA
Fifth Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
First Baptist Church South Richmond, Richmond, VA
Mt. Carmel Church, Indianapolis, IN
$5,000 $9,999
Alfred Street Baptist Church, Alexandria, VA
Cedar Street Baptist Church of God, Richmond, VA
New Bethel Baptist Church, Portsmouth, VA
Southside Rappahannock Baptist Association, St. Stephens, VA
$2,500
$4,999
First Baptist Church, Winston-Salem, NC
First Baptist Church Endowment Fund, Richmond, VA
New Kingdom Christian Ministries, Richmond, VA
Northern Neck Baptist Association, Lively, VA
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Speaking Spirit Ministries Intl. Inc., Richmond, VA
Trinity United Church of Christ, Chicago, IL
$1,000 $2,499
Abner Baptist Church, Glen Allen, VA
Antioch Baptist Church, Henrico, VA
Bethlehem Baptist Church, Alexandria, VA
Chickahominy Baptist Association, Mechanicsville, VA
Concord Baptist Church, Baltimore, MD
Ebenezer Baptist Church, Portsmouth, VA
Fifth Street Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
First African Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
First Baptist Church, Suffolk, VA
First Institutional Baptist Church, Phoenix, AZ
Galilee Baptist Church, Kalamazoo, MI
Grace Baptist Church, Mt. Vernon, NY
Greater Christ Baptist, Church – Detroit, MI
Lee Street Baptist Church, Bristol, VA
Metropolitan African American Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Moore Street Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Mount Ararat Baptist Church, Pittsburgh, PA
Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Glen Allen, VA
People Community of Faith Ministries (Waverly, VA), Disputanta, VA
Pilgrim Journey Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Quioccasin Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Rising Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Second Baptist Church, San Antonio, TX
Second Calvary Baptist Church, Norfolk, VA
Shiloh Baptist Church, Norfolk, VA
Shiloh Baptist Church New Site, Fredericksburg, VA
Sixth Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
St. James Baptist Church, Milford, VA
St. Mark Baptist Church, Maidens, VA
St. Peter Baptist Church, Glen Allen, VA
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Chesterfield, VA
Third Baptist Church, Hampton, VA
Third Union Baptist Church, King William, VA
Trinity Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Trinity Baptist Church, West Point, VA
Tuckahoe Baptist Association, Richmond, VA
Unified Shiloh Baptist Association of Southside VA, Dinwiddie, VA
Union Branch Baptist Church, Chesterfield, VA
Union Grove Baptist Church, Petersburg, VA
VA Association of Ministers’ Wives and Ministers Widows, Chesapeake, VA
$500 $999
Banister Missionary Baptist Association, Clover, VA
Brown Grove Baptist Church, Midlothian, VA
Brown Grove Baptist Church, Ashland, VA
Chickahominy Division of Clergy Eastern Hanover Ministers, Mechanicsville, VA
Ephesus Baptist Church, West Point, VA
Faith Community Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
First Baptist Church, Petersburg, VA
First Baptist Church, Rocky Mount, VA
First Baptist Church-Centralia, North Chesterfield, VA
Fourth Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Gillfield Baptist Church, Petersburg, VA
Greater Nazarene Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
Greenwood Baptist Church, Ashland, VA
Henrico Ministers Fellowship, Glen Allen, VA
Jerusalem Baptist Church, Norfolk, VA
Minister’s Wives Fellowship of Richmond & Vicinity, Richmond, VA
Mt. Gilead Missionary Baptist Church, Norfolk, VA
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Bumpass, VA
New Calvary Baptist Church, Norfolk, VA
North New Hope Bapt. Church, Danville, VA
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Prince George, VA
Second Liberty Baptist Church, Quinton, VA
Shiloh Baptist Association of Virginia, Richmond, VA
Shiloh Baptist Church Old Site, Fredericksburg, VA
St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church, Jacksonville, FL
Triumphant Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Zion Baptist Church, Petersburg, VA
$250
$499
Anointed New Life Baptist Church, Henrico, VA
Antioch Baptist Church, Susan, VA
Area A, District A-1, Richmond, VA
Cherrystone Baptist Missionary Baptist Association, Danville, VA
Chesterfield County Sunday School Union, Midlothian, VA
Chickahominy Baptist Association Division of Men, Mechanicsville, VA
Christian Ministries Beyond Walls, North Chesterfield, VA
First Baptist Church – Campostella, Norfolk, VA
First Baptist Church of Merrifield, Falls Church, VA
First Mt. Zion Baptist Church, Dumfries, VA
First Shiloh Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
Living Waters Christian Fellowship, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Mount Tabor Baptist Church
Mountain Grove Missionary Baptist Church, South Boston, VA
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church, Woodleaf, NC
New Vine Baptist Church, Charles City, VA
Oak Grove Baptist Church, Sterling, VA
Olive Branch Baptist Church, Haymarket, VA
Peach Grove Baptist Church, Louisa, VA
St. Paul’s Baptist Church, Aylett, VA
VA State Deacons Convention Women’s Auxiliary and Youth Dept. Inc., Richmond, VA
Westwood Baptist Church, Richmond, VA
$1
$250
Area E, Baptist General Convention, Danville, VA
Aux. to the Deacon’s Conference of Richmond, Richmond, VA
Baptist Liberty Church, King William, VA
Berean Valley Baptist Association, Clifton Forge, VA
Bethany Baptist Church, West Point, VA
Branches Runn Baptist Church, Amelia Court House, VA
Chickahominy Baptist Association Deacons Conference and Women’s Auxiliary, Mechanicsville, VA
Cumberland Missionary and Educational Convention, Cumberland, VA
Cumberland Union Baptist Association of Central Virginia, Cumberland, VA
First Baptist Church, Hampton, VA
First Union Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
Great Salvation Christian Fellowship, Burke, VA
Morning Star Holy Church, Martinsville, VA
Mt. Gilliam Baptist Church New Site, Louisa, VA
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, Washington, DC
Mt. Nebo Baptist Church, West Point, VA
New Chestnut Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
New Life Community Church, King William, VA
New Mount Zion Baptist Church, Painter, VA
Oak Grove Baptist Church, Hanover, VA
Pine Street Baptist Church, Covington, VA
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Amelia, VA
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, Mechanicsville, VA
Providence Baptist Church, Aylett, VA
Rock Spring Baptist Church, Manquin, VA
Schaffer Memorial Baptist Association of S.W. Virginia, Chilhowie, VA
Shiloh Baptist Church, Ashland, VA
The First Baptist Church, Baltimore, MD
Transformation Ministries T3, Springfield, VA
Trinity Baptist Church, Danville, VA
Union Baptist Church, Trevilians, Louisa, VA
Wayland Baptist Church, Louisa, VA
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS
$50,000+
Trustees of the Bernice V. and Calvin L. Jones Scholarship
$10,000 $24,999
Commonwealth Chapter - The Links, Inc.
County of Henrico
Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Beta Boule
$5,000 $9,999
Abigail Spanberger For Governor
Office of the Governor, State of VA
Pro Duffers of Washington
University of Richmond
$2,500 $4,999
ECTEZUS Investment Club
J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College
Scott’s Funeral Home
Winsome Inaugural Fund
$1,000 $2,499
Bryant and Stratton College
ECPI University LLC
Hampton University
Office of the Commonwealth’s Attorney
Richmond (VA) Chapter of the Links, Inc.
Richmond Consistory No. 22
Richmond Public Schools Education Foundation
Richmond Region Tourism
The Lion’s Den RVA
Virginia University of Lynchburg
$500 $999
5Ks CC LLC
Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
Delver Woman’s Club
Groove Phi Groove Richmond Grad Chapter
James River Valley Chapter Links, Inc.
Living The Dream, Inc.
Muscle Car Association of Richmond
NCNW - Richmond Section
Richmond Alumnae Delta House Foundation
$250 $499
Prince George’s County Chapter of Groove PHI Groove Inc
Richmond City Council
$1 - $249
National Hampton Alumni Association, Inc., Richmond Chapter
Richmond Chamberlayne Chapter #390 A.A.R.P.
Hayes for Delegate
St. Christopher’s School
Hough’s Consulting and Counseling
CORPORATIONS AND FOUNDATIONS
$500,000+
Sodexo, Inc. and Affiliates
United Negro College Fund
$250,000 $499,999
Altria Group, Inc.
McGuireWoods
$100,000 - $249,999
Amazon
BET365
Lettie Pate Whitehead Foundation
Virginia Foundation for Independent Colleges
$50,000 $99,999
Dominion Energy Foundation
MINIG2 Fund of the Fidelity Charitable
Virginia Sports Technology Group
$25,000 - $49,999
Allix B. and Sue N. James Fund -Renaissance Charitable Found.
Massey Family Foundation
Snap Mobile
$10,000 $24,999
Buckeye Partners, L.P.
Mary L.O. Andrews Trust
Morgan Stanley Gift
The Community Foundation
Wells Fargo N.A.
$5,000 $9,999
Amazon RIC4
Bon Secours Richmond Health System
Brookfield Bocock Fund c/o CACF
CarMax
Claude G. Perkins Fund Renaissance Charitable Foundation
Dominion Energy
Elis Olsson Memorial Foundation
HEAG
Henrico County
MEDIATECH INC.
S and S Educational Foundation
Sharon Riley Fund of the GiveClear Foundation
TowneBank Richmond
Wise Foundation
$2,500 $4,999
Arthur J. Gallagher and Co
Becker and Poliakoff, P.A.
Brown Edwards
ChamberRVA
Corban Communications and Security
Fulton Bank
Hanbury
HCO Architects
Honey Foundation
The Hanson Company
Ukrop’s Homestyle Foods Foundation
$1,000 $2,499
AbbVie
Anonymous Corporation
Bank of America
C and F Bank
Capital Region Airport Commission
City of Richmond-Mayor’s Office
David DeGhetto Fund of the Schwab Charitable
Markel Corporation
Richmond Memorial Health Foundation
State Farm Fire and Casualty Co.
$500 $999
Paul H. Pusey Foundation
Radio One
Tri-City Concessions
Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign
$250 $499
Anetra Danielle Alford Fund of the Community Foundation
Boston Scientific
$1 $249
ONE LLC Clark Giving Fund of Fidelity Charitable
Roots LLC JavaBean LLC Richmond Heritage Federal Credit Union
1951 $3,250
Mrs. Muriel H. Burrell
Mrs. Florence Neal-Smith
Mrs. Delois Crockett Scott
1952 $2,000
*Mrs. Anne W. Carter
1953 $160
Dr. Andrew J. White, Sr.
1954 $670
Mrs. Dorothy A. Chamberlayne
Mrs. Marian H. Garrard
Mrs. Mabel B. Smithers
1955 $3,050
Reverend Dr. Edward T. Burton
Mrs. Ernestine H. Green
Mr. Richard M. Hogart
Dr. Anthony E. Malloy
Mrs. Loretta M. Powell
Ms. Jacie D. Roberts
Mrs. Kathryn S. Stephens
1956 $2,225
Mrs. Mavis W. Farrar
Mrs. Barbara R. Fleming
Alumni Chapter
$5,000 $9,999 Burning Sands Alumni Football Foundation
$2,500 $4,999
Mr. Claude L. Franklin, Jr.
Dr. Alvin C. Lomax
Mrs. Gracie White
1957 $1,200
Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston
Dr. Joyce Reese-Peagler
Mrs. Chloe S. Williams
1958 $5,250
Mr. Enoch C. Copeland
Dr. Graynle David Edwards
Mr. William A. Ford Captain Christine L. Hedgley-Johnson USPHS
Dr. Alethia L. Spraggins
1959 $11,725
Mrs. Vivian P. Bland
Dr. Carolyn J. Cabell
Dr. Virginia G. Edwards
Mr. Richard A. Fleming
Mr. William B. Holmes, Sr.
Mrs. Helen E. Hurte
Mr. Ulysses Jacks, Esq.
1944 $500 Mrs. Esther J. Washington 1950 $130 Mrs. Ellen C. Harris
Mrs. Phyllis A. Taylor
Mrs. Mary S. Joseph Hull
Dr. Grady W. Powell
Mrs. Joyce K. Randolph-Sutton
Mrs. Vera Puryear Ryan
Mr. Adolph A. Sims
Reverend Dr. William C. Webb
1960 $4,145
Mrs. Vera C. Black
Mrs. Minnie A. Collins
Mrs. Cherrie E. Sheppard-Clemons
Dr. Joe Louis Simmons
Mr. Karl V. Walkes
Mrs. Wivona M. Ward
1961 $1,273
Mr. John A. Allen, Jr.
Mrs. Clarice W. Christian
Mr. William P. Johnson
Reverend David V. Mallory
Mrs. Jewel B. Turpin
1962 $10,100
Ms. Virginia H. Anderson
Mrs. Evelyn D. C. Cooper
Mr. Wendell T. Foster, Jr.
Dr. Gloria C. Grinnell
Mr. Welford Lewis
Ms. Edna L. Lindsay
Mr. Winston A. Macon
Ms. Doris L. H. Reid
Mrs. Louise E. Smith
Mr. Richard H. White
Mr. Wasena Wooten
Reverend Edward Wright, Jr.
1963 $9,410
Mrs. Patricia Gray Buckner
Dr. Dorothy Cosby Cooke
Mrs. Shirley T. Hayes
Mr. Edward R. Hicks
Ms. Jean A. Higginbotham
Dr. Cora B. Marrett
Ms. Mary G. Pannell
Mr. Charles D. Robinson
Dr. Beverly Whitaker-Cleveland
1964 $13,915
*Mrs. Mozell H. Booker
Ms. Mildred P. Carter
Mr. Ernest Cornelius Davis
Mr. Edward C. Green
Mrs. Linda G. Gueringer
Dr. Edward L. Hunt
Ms. Carolyn W. Jacobs
Mrs. Alma Marshall
Mrs. Martha H. Nolley
Mrs. Gwendolyn Pitts
Mrs. Esther Laurene Quarles
Ms. Beth Yancey Reddick
Dr. Channing Dodson Smith
Mrs. Helen L. Smith
Mrs. Brenda A. Sturdivant
Mrs. Mary M. Dow Touchstone
Lt. Col. Dennis A. Westbrooks, USACB
Mr. Vernon L. Wildy
Mr. Robert B. Wilson
1965 $15,225
Attorney Bruce L. Bozeman
Mrs. Joanne G. Brown
Mrs. Doris Collins
Mrs. Phyllis Eggleston-Brown
Mr. Christopher H. Evans
Ms. Mae Elizabeth Friend
Mrs. Jean E. Greene
Mrs. Esther M. T. High, MSW
Mrs. Janice S. Lacy
Dr. Yvonne T. Maddox
Mrs. Lillian J. Morris
Mrs. Joyce B. Robinson
Ms. Letitia H. Shaw
Ms. Beatrice Squire
Ms. Tommyzee Henderson Suggs
Mrs. Janice C. A. Whitaker
1966 $9,650
Dr. Gideon Adebisi Adegbile
Mr. John T. Bullock, Jr.
Dr. Johnnie L. Cameron Jr.
Mrs. Bertha S. Carter
Mrs. Linda L. Dupee-Clark
Chaplain Gloria Wright Johnathan
Mr. Charles L. Moore
Ms. Janie J. Preston
Pastor Richard T. Ruffin, Sr.
*Mr. Carlton C. Stevens
Mr. Robert C. Stewart
Mr. Harold A. Stills, Sr.
Reverend Wilbert D. Talley
*Mrs. Jane C. Talley
Mr. Frank J. Thornton
Mr. August M. Walker
Mr. James A. White
Mr. Lester L. Williams
Mrs. Janice Willingham
1967 $26,125
Dr. Alpheus Arrington, Jr.
Mrs. Joyce Biggs Atkins
Ms. Margie R. Booker
Mrs. Virginia C. Cameron
Dr. Ruth W. Epps
Mrs. Sybil J. Gilchrist
Ms. Doretha E. Grant
Reverend Kirkwood M. Hall
Ms. Carolyn J. Hampton
Ms. Veronica B. Henderson
Mr. Garrison M. Hickman
Mr. Judson D. Howard II
Mr. Jerome J. Johnson
Mrs. Roslyn A. Johnson
Mr. Thomas Lacy, Jr.
Mrs. Carolyn A. B. Ligon
Mrs. Janice Gail Owes
Reverend James F. Shumake
Ms. Ora Brown Tilghman
Ms. Delsena Willis-Sammons
Mrs. Regina Bates Wright
1968 $14,313
Mrs. Saundra C. Boatwright
Ms. Barbara C. Braxton
Ms. Mary E. Buckingham
Ms. Catherine D. Dismukes
Dr. Thomas H. Epps Jr.
Ms. Jeanette Stokes Godfrey
Reverend John S. Harris
Dr. Ben J. Herndon Jr.
Ms. Jane S. Holland
Mr. Jeffrey L. Humber, Jr.
Mr. Wilbur E. Jackson, Jr.
Ms. Vashti E. Mallory
Mr. John A. Mann
Ms. Patricia Martin-O'Meally
Dr. Emmett L. Ridley
Ms. Terrele Schumake
Mrs. Patricia P. Spence
Ms. Claudia Stith
Dr. Marion R. Tapscott
Mr. Marvin V. Willingham
1969 $19,077
Ch. Colonel Walter E. Beamon (Ret.)
Ms. Alvenia J. B. Bennett
Mr. Irvin Mallory Bey
Mrs. Dianne G. Black
Ms. Janet Britt
Ms. Joyce Byrd Cofield
Mrs. Martha M. Boston Coleman
Mr. Gregory Edwards Sr.
Dr. Patricia A. Gould-Champ
Reverend Claudie J. Grant Jr.
Mrs. Connie B. Greene
Ms. Brenda A. Hamlin
Mrs. Gwendolyn H. Jackson
Mrs. Julia T. Lewis
Mrs. Evelyn Ford Madden
Dr. Roland E. Moore
Mr. Richard F. Norwood
Mrs. Patricia Parker Pitts
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Robinson
Mr. Lloyd A. White
1970 $7,479
Ms. Winona L. Banks
Mr. David H. Craig, Sr.
Mrs. Diane O. Davis
Ms. Adrienne S. Ellison
Ms. Moretta Y. Husband
Mrs. Mary C. Jenkins
Ms. Louvenia E. Johnson
The Honorable Dwight Clinton Jones
Mrs. Laverne J. Libron
Dr. Leon A. Reid III
Ms. Gail P. Robinson
Mrs. Cheryl Jones Williams
1971 $19,030
Mrs. Jeanette D. Albert
Ms. Linda T. Barrett
Ms. Vickie L. Boyd
Mr. Ronald Bradford, Sr.
Ms. Rhona B. Brown
Ms. Mary J. Brown
Mrs. Alicia Carter
Mr. Wilfred Chrichlow
Mr. Larry R. Green
Ms. Evelyn Gregory
Ms. Addie L. Hall-Scott
Mrs. Page J. Hawk
Mrs. Cheryl P. Hawkins
Mrs. Patricia E. Hicks
Ms. LaMara R. Jones
Mrs. Lillie Plenty Ross
Ms. Bernice M. Walls
Ms. Jacqueline B. Woody
Mrs. Elaine McMullen Wright
1972 $65,876
Dr. Griselda Amy Bayton
Mr. Charles W. Brown
Mrs. Marguerite M. Edons
Ms. Christine W. Edwards
Mrs. Queen B. Green
Mrs. Alma Anderson Greer
Dr. Gahear F. Hamlor
Ms. Sandra S. Hurt
Mrs. Loretta M. Kelly
Dr. John W. Kinney
Mrs. Margaret M. Littlepage
Dr. Bennie H. Nunnally, Jr.
Mrs. Bessie L. Payne
Mr. James A. Ross
Mrs. Phyliss E. Ross
Mrs. Deborah R. Scott
Mrs. Anitra Scott
Mrs. Karen B. Wentt
Mrs. Linda G. Williams
Ms. Linda M. Wright
1973 $61,370
Mrs. Elnorist M. Bailey
Ms. Valerie Denise Braxton
Mrs. Theresa C. Brown
Mrs. Sharon C. Burton
Mrs. Bernice Garnett Contee
Mrs. Beverly A. Davis
Mrs. Jocelyn Holloway Dobbins
Mrs. Patrese F. Hall
Reverend Ralph Harris, Jr.
Mr. Rufus A. Harris LCSW
Mr. Charles E. Hester
Mr. Willie L. Holt
CSM James M. Johnson
Mrs. Linda W. Jones
Miss Barbara Anne Laws
Mrs. Cynthia D B. Longshaw
Mrs. Doris E. Nyman
Mr. Landus Marvin Robertson
Mr. Alexander Smith, Jr.
Ms. Yvonne D. Williams
Mr. Larry Donell Woodson
1974 $30,215
Mr. Byron M. Adkins
Mr. Larry Dewain Barclay
Mrs. Jean Freeman Bass
CDR Willard B. Bolden CHC USN
*Mr. August B. Bullock
Miss Fredessa Bonita Byrd
Dr. William C. Calhoun Sr.
Mr. William L. Carter, Jr.
Mrs. Cherita M. Dean
Mr. Delbert Carslowe Foxx
Mr. Donald Gentry
Ms. Edith Gray
Mr. William H. Green
Ms. Gloria M. Harrell
Mr. William A. Hawk
Mrs. Suzette Tinsley Holt
*Mrs. Dyanne Ricks Jones
Ms. Gwendolyn R. Jones
Mrs. Marjorie A. Matthews-Robinson
Reverend Dr. Martin G. McCain
Mrs. Jamiese S. Mims Fuller
Dr. James H. Powell, Jr.
Mr. Charles Bryant Scott
Mrs. Mary G. Smith
Mr. Walter Jackson Smith
Dr. Vivian G. Stith-Williams
Dr. Alice Thompson-Dowling
Mrs. Beverly Compton Wynn
1975 $21,955
Dr. Paula Harmon Boone
Ms. Mary A. Bruce
Mrs. June Ferguson Dorsey
Ms. Surnease Drew
Mrs. Naomi L. Hodge-Muse
Ms. Alice S. Johnson
Mr. Levonne E. Johnson, Sr.
Mr. William H. Parker
Mr. Charles W. Poindexter
Ms. Brenda Ann Powell
Mr. Waverly Tillar, Jr.
Ms. Catherine Ann Vaughn
Mrs. Geraldine Vaughn
Mr. Lawrence Wiley
1976 $11,345
Mrs. Deborah Brown Anderson
Mr. Glennroy D. Bailey, Sr.
Attorney Sheryl Ellison-Blue Esq.
Mr. Alan Jackson Foster Sr.
Ms. Roslyn E. Gross
Ms. Johnetta D. Jones
Ms. Lorraine Ann Jones-Alston
Ms. Michelle N. Jordan
Mr. Timothy Ronald Keeles
Attorney Ronald K. McRae, Esq.
Mrs. Margaret A. Munford
Reverend Yvonne Wallace Penn
Dr. Earl R. Perkins
Mr. James M. Porter
Mr. Angriess F. Scott, Jr.
Mrs. Camille W. Spain
Ms. Janet Robinson Sumner
Mrs. Alfreda Tarpley-Ward
Col. Wally G. Vaughn, USAF
1977 $7,375
Deacon Shelton Shuray Bethea
Ms. Naomi Fauntleroy
Mr. Andrew S. Jallah, Sr.
Reverend Dr. Alonza L. Lawrence
Ms. Myrna P. Shuman
Mr. Renard T. Tucker
Mr. Walter R. Turner, Jr.
Dr. Keith L. Wh,itney
Mr. Larry J. Williford
1978 $20,165
Reverend Darry O. Echols
Ms. Janet M. Franklin
Mrs. Margery L. Houston
Mr. Christopher A. Jacobs
Mr. Steve V. Malone
Ms. Linda F. McDonald
Mr. Lloyd W. Pettus
Attorney Dorthula H. Powell-Woodson
Ms. Rhapsody Renee Smith
Dr. Cheryl G. Watkins
1979 $7,738
Ms. Lanett W. Brailey
Dr. Alvin A. Cleveland Sr.
Miss Deborah Watson Faulk
Mrs. Roxanne Harris
Reverend Douglas Harris
Mr. Oliver Hart, Jr.
Dr. A. Lincoln James, Jr.
Mr. Deucalion M. Johnson III
Ms. Wanda Wellons Jones
Miss Thomasa R. McCown
Dr. Ray McKenzie
Mr. Bobby L. Moore, Jr.
Mr. Shelton K. Ross
Mr. Shelton Ross
Mr. Earl M. Turner
Ms. Demetrius Vanessa Windom
Mrs. Cassandra E. Wright
1980 $7,285
Ms. Audrey A. Alston
Ms. Corliss Bailey Woodson
Mrs. Ivy H. Broaddus-Riley
Mrs. Sherry S. Edmonds-Clemons
Dr. Brian K. Fleming
Colonel Robert D. Harrison
Ms. Pearl Inez Johnson
Dr. Phillip D. Johnson
Mrs. Ersalyn Johnson-Eley
Mr. Gilbert H. Leggett
Professor Pamela Leigh-Mack
Miss Joyce N. Martin
Mr. Ricardo E. Simms
Mr. Elwood W. Thomas, Jr.
Mrs. Wanda R. Tucker-Nelson
1981 $6,825
Mr. Leroy G. Adams
Ms. Cynthia L. Giles-Parker
Ms. Diane H. Hamilton
Deacon Wendell F. Pete
Ms. Hazel P. Simpson
Dr. Sylvester T. Smith
Mr. T. Roosevelt Williams, Jr.
1982 $9,010
Mr. Lamont Roland Clayton
Mrs. Althea Roberta Harris-Fuller
Mrs. Olivia Darleen Hart
Reverend Konstance K. Hawkins-Bell
Reverend Ellen Bynum Johnson
Mr. Gerry McCants
Dr. Karen W. Merritt
Ms. Sharon Wilita Randolph
Ms. Earlisa Kim Roberts
Dr. Larry Williams
1983 $9,164
Pastor Anthony Burrell
Dr. Michele D. Goss PhD
CDR Bruce W. Hill USNR
Dr. Craig M. Jenkins
Mr. Darrell Eugene Menafee
Mr. Michael A. Newsome
The Honorable N. Scott Phillips, Esq.
Dr. Theron D. Williams, Sr.
Mr. Henry Abraham Wilson, Jr.
Mrs. Sheri B. Winston
1984 $4,175
Reverend Milton L. Cox II
Ms. Sarah A. Davis
Mr. Victor Hugh Gilkes, Jr.
Mr. Sylvio Lynch, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth Hall Mathis
Reverend Michael E. Shannon, Sr.
Ms. Sharlene Harris Smith
Mr. Timothy Everett Thompson
1985 $4,860
Ms. Constance Elice Alston
Mr. Kelvin Javon Campbell
Reverend Dr. Angelo V. Chatmon
Mr. Thomas Anthony Davis
Reverend Rodrick K. Green
Dr. Steven Eric Hairston
Ms. Maria A. Nicholson
Mr. Frank O'Neill Wright, Jr.
1986 $1,490
Reverend James Leland Collins Jr.
Mrs. Dorothy R. Norwood
Reverend John E. King, Jr.
Mrs. Pamela C. Parker
Dr. Mary H. Young
Ms. Deborah Denise Dawson
Dr. Sheila T. Hamlin
Mr. Earl Thomas Mason, Jr.
Dr. Micah L. McCreary
Ms. Susan Renee Perkins
Mr. Derek I. Pollard
Mr. Dennis Westbrook
1987 $6,920
Reverend Dr. Roslyn M. Brock
Mrs. Leona S. Elliott
Ms. Carolyn C. Johnson
Miss Starlita A. Lacks
Dr. Michelle K. McQueen-Williams
Dr. Leo Whitaker
Mrs. An’Jou C. White
1988 $5,427
Ms. Pauline A. Byrd
Miss Stacey L. Daniels-Fayson
Dr. Fontaine Monique Ferebee-Johns
Ms. Sharon Jennette Jarell
Major General Mitchell Levi Kilgo
Mrs. Wendy Baxter Lawrence
Ms. Angela Darlene Menefield
Chaplain James Palmer, Jr.
Mrs. R. Michelle Pritchett
Mrs. Bernadine Evette White-Doggett
Dr. Rob A. Whitehead, Sr.
Mr. Solomon Ray Wilson
1989 $4,968
Mrs. Penny C. Hawkins
Mrs. Donita Renee Jackson
Ms. Kimberly W. Perry
Mrs. Robyn D. Poindexter
Mr. Reginald Karl Thornton
Mrs. LaVita D. Watts
1990 $2,938
Miss Doreen Ophelia Dixon
Mr. Jeffrey Kevin Edmonds
Ms. Christine D. Frazier
Mrs. Terri Audria Harmon
Mrs. Melissa Marie Moore
Reverend Leofric William Thomas
Mr. James Arthur Turner, Jr.
Reverend James A. Williams
Mrs. Darlene Patricia Winston
1991 $9,986
Mrs. Deborah Carla Allen-La Salle
Mr. Brian Dennis Bullock
Reverend David Lee Chapman
Reverend Dr. James Edward Coleman Jr.
Mrs. Arlissa Diane Grooms Washington
Mr. Chavez Eugene Mabry
Mrs. Faith Aileen Turner Palmer
Mr. Jerome Edward Pratt
Mr. Terrance Nathaniel Wilson
1992 $2,342
Ms. Keesa Nicole Fleming
Ms. Thomasine Michelle Jones
Mr. Joseph A. Miller
Reverend James Nathaniel Tate
Dr. James E. Victor, Jr.
Ms. Marquita Denise Walker
Elder Darrel A. Williams
Ms. Tracey Winfield
1993 $27,230
Ms. Frankie D. Andrews
Reverend Cornelius E. Battle
Mrs. Michelle Benson-Dumas
Ms. Noelle Colette Bonham
Mr. Howard A. Brown
Mrs. Cherilynne Hollowell
Reverend Walter C. Johnson
Ms. Kristina Renee Murray
Ms. Necole M. Parker
1994 $1,566
Mrs. Michele Clay
Dr. Mark Andrew Croston, Sr.
Ms. Anita Verine Eggleston
Pastor Joseph A. Fleming
Ms. Kimberly Johnson
Ms. Marva Lynn Jones
Mrs. Tonya Antoinette Smith
Miss Ayanna Denise Young
1995 $4,060
Mr. Michael Abraham, Jr.
Dr. Selwyn Q. Bachus
Attorney Sigmund J. Collins
Mr. Stacy McCloude Graves
Ms. Erika Simone Isabell
Reverend Louis G. Jones
1996 $3,425
Dr. Barbara M. Amos
Mr. Robert N. Brown, Jr.
Mrs. MeLinda Gill Ford
Mrs. Vicki L. Lewis Beckett
Ms. Stacy M Michelle Quarles
Mrs. Vonetta M. Urquhart
1997 $1,420
Reverend Dr. Kimberly A. Clark
Mr. Charles Andrew Fordham Jr.
Mrs. Wendy Pace Lewis
Dr. Wanda G. Tucker
1998 $1,110
Dr. Linda W. Bryan
Reverend Dr. Sedgwick V. Easley
Ms. Monica Green
Reverend James F. Harris
Reverend Carson F. Jones Jr.
Ms. Kristie Lynn White
1999 $445
Reverend Earl B. Hall
Ms. Natalie Marie Johnson
Ms. Serena Janelle Robertson
Reverend Juanita Bowman Tatum
2000 $4,243
Reverend Arthur E. Anderson
Mrs. Shanida E. Carter
Dr. Barbara Robinson Conyers
Reverend Dr. Naomi Hough Davis
Reverend Earl S. King, Jr.
Ms. Aya Ofunniyin
Reverend Dr. Burrell Anderson Smith, Jr.
Mr. Jonathan Bernard Webb
Mrs. Kourtney Janee Whitehead
Mr. Kenneth Lavore Williams
2001 $8,490
Ms. Adenike Alaka Cumberland
Dr. Cheryl Ivey Green
Dr. Katrice Alexandria Hawthorne
Mr. William B. Holmes, Jr.
Reverend Dr. Kirk T. Houston, Sr.
Dr. Sharon S. Riley
Reverend Gary Aron Tyler
Reverend Charlene Mills Watkins
Reverend Michael R. Williams
Mrs. Janiel Evette Youngblood
2002 $4,230
Mr. Alvin Lee Davis Jr.
Reverend James Linwood Harris
Ms. Vanessa Yamica Johnson
Minister Angela Bernetta Jones
Reverend Denise Marie Madison
Miss LaKisha Lavonne Marshburn
Reverend Andre Vernell McCloud
Mrs. Mia Brent Tucker
Reverend Dr. Aidsand F. Wright-Riggins III
2003 $2,868
Dr. Veronica R. Coleman
Dr. Bernadatte G. Gilbert
Dr. Deborah Martin
Ms. Tinisha R Scott
Ms. Demetria Simmons
Reverend Dr. Rodney D. Waller
Dr. Evans C. White, Jr.
Reverend Dr. David W. Young
2004 $310
Reverend Janice Brown Corbett
Ms. Maria D. James
Dr. C. Diane Mosby
Reverend Kimberly A. Ridley
Mr. Rob “YB” Youngblood
2005 $4,931
Reverend Dr. Steve Bland, Jr.
Mrs. Altovise K. Hester Canady
Reverend Dr. Jerome Lee, Jr.
Reverend Dr. Horace B. Parham, Jr.
Reverend Beverly T. Parham
2006 $2,030
Reverend Dr. Proctor N. Beard
Miss Demetria P. Boyd
Reverend Steven J. Daniels
Mrs. Nicole L. Fleming
Dr. Felecia A. McDougan
Reverend Dr. Leroy A. Mitchell
Reverend Kevin M. Northam
Reverend Dr. Larry D. Perkins
Reverend Waltena Downs Pride
Reverend Robert Lee Smith
Reverend Lawrencine Smith
Miss Petya N. Stefanova
Reverend Aljanon Carnelius Wills
2007 $1,846
Pastor James E. Boney
Ms. Alisha C. Burnett
Reverend Dr. Joy D. Hill
Dr. Margaret Tack Kutz
Reverend Dr. Savola R. Monroe
Reverend John T. Myers
Reverend Dr. Ethel B. Poarch
Reverend Dr. Penni B. Sweetenburg-Lee
2008 $2,950
Dr. Prince H. Brown
Miss Amanda A. Holder
Reverend Danielle K. Honeywood
Reverend Gloria Cureton Lucas
Chaplain Martha J. Pittenger
Dr. Zenobia Sowell-Bianchi
Ms. Alisha Y. Thomas
2009 $2,775
Minister Geraldine Taitt Burt
Reverend Maxine Cage Crenshaw
Reverend Kelly Adams Evans
Reverend Dr. Jeanette Branch Floyd
Reverend James D. Harrison
Reverend Alesia Margaret Johnson
Reverend Dr. R. Timothy Jones
Reverend Dr. Alonza B. Williams
2010 $390
Reverend Judith Freeman
Reverend Emma Talley Washington
Pastor Kenneth Owen Wright
2011 $550
Reverend Jane D. Ferguson
Reverend David James Miller
Reverend Ernest L. Moore, Jr.
Minister Bobbie C. Tate
Reverend Ronald K. Thornhill
Ms. Gwendolyn J. Wright
2012 $2,050
Reverend Babette Carlen Black
Reverend Littycia Clay-Crawley
Reverend Barbara Ann Cousar
Reverend Dr. Willie W. Elder, Jr.
Reverend Dr. David Arnez Jones
Bishop Designate Joshua Nathaniel King, Sr.
Dr. Nicholas Meade
Dr. Joanne Margaret Parker-Braxton
Reverend Walter L. Pleasants, Jr.
Reverend Lucy Skates Robertson
Pastor Sandra Taylor-Smith
2013 $1,535
Dr. Marcus D. Allen
Mr. Kevin Gerard Dunman
Reverend Lamont Antonio Hobbs
Mr. Tyrone C. Parker
Reverend Rachel Taylor Satterfield
Reverend Dr. Akeem Walker
2014 $750
Reverend Carolyn Sumpter Bailey
Ms. Erica D. Callicutt
Reverend Dr. Darryl Vaughn Footmon
Reverend Marvin L. Gilliam, Jr.
Dr. Johnetta Hill Guishard
Pastor Juan Maurice Turnes, Sr.
2015 $1,050
Minister Wanda L. Hazel
Reverend Donna Denise Jones
Minister Sylvester Lee
Reverend Billy Ray McCain
Reverend Paula Christine McMillan
2016 $2,635
Reverend Dr. Shavon Arline-Bradley
Pastor Justin P. Brown
Ms. Janet Kay Copeland
Reverend Shelia Reid Dent
Mr. Jerome Furtado
Ms. Veverly Yvonne Holmes
Reverend Regina Mitchell
Mrs. Edwina C. Richmond
Reverend Dr. Adreania McMillian Tolliver
2017 $2,532
Reverend Dr. Yvonne Jones Bibbs
Reverend Glenice L. Daniel-Chambers
Ms. Wendy Yvette Grice
Reverend Thomas E Harrell
Reverend Mosea L. Harris
Mrs. Yvette Karen Humphrey
Dr. Nhat Hoang Van Le
Reverend John Richmond Logan
Ms. Keyanna Patrice McNeil-Johnson
Reverend Melanie Denise Reid
Reverend Douglas D. Riley
Mr. Hal Stacey White
Reverend Lesley Tanai White
2018 $625
Reverend Dr. Carlon LaMar Lassiter
Reverend Jacquelyn Hinton Lundy
Mr. Jerry A. Mills
2019 $8,000,300
Reverend Dr. Bobby Claiborne
Bishop E. Bernard Jordan
Reverend Tara C. Mosby Jones
2020 $350
Reverend George William Thompson
Reverend Brenda Juanita Williams
2021 $695
Mr. William R. Ball
Reverend Dr. Ebony Only
Pastor Sherrie L. Runge
2022 $625
Reverend Benjamin Cox
Reverend Jermaine Maurice Ellis
Reverend Nicole Patrice Guns
Reverend Dr. Alicia Antionette Lawrence
2023 $500
Mr. Davon Harris
2024 $475
Ms. Wendy Bullock
Dr. Naomi Jordan Cook
Pastor Sonjanique Guns
Ms. Kimberley Harris
No Class Year $32,188
Reverend Toni Adams Richardson
Ms. Annastasia Bell
Mr. Carl Bland
Mrs. Gayle C. Bynum
Mr. C. R. Corbett
Apostle Karen Fountain
Ms. Reida Gardiner
Mrs. Arlene M. Ginn
Dr. Wayne Hairston
Dr. Kimberly Hodge-Bell
Mr. Anthony Holmes
Mr. Bernard Johnson, Sr.
Mr. John K. Johnson
Mr. Khai Kelch
Mrs. Carolyn M. Lambert
Mr. Jerome Legions, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth G. McNeal
Dr. Melvin Miller
Mr. Todd Jovon Nock
Mr. Larry Roberts
Reverend Joyce Marie Zwirnbaum Rodgers
Ms. Tamika Evelena Singleton
Mr. Kevin Smith
Mrs. Susan S. Stokes
Ms. Adreanne Stuckey
*Mr. Eric Lamont Thompson
Mr. Charles B. Walker
Ms. Eunice Washington
Ms. Lahoma Crene Williams
Mr. Howard R. Williams
Mr. Timothy Lamar Williams
Ms. Tammy Annette Wise
FACULTY AND STAFF
Marvin Agumagu, Esq.
Miss Veronica H. Alford
Ms. Deborah G. Alston
Ms. Nadia S. Anderson
Mr. Hunter Astrop
Dr. Barbara E. Austin-Lucas
Mrs. Quanda Baker
Dr. Darius Beechaum
Dr. Ingrid Bircann-Barkey
Mr. Jordan N. Bowman
Mr. Joe Brooks
Mr. Brian Dennis Bullock, ‘91
Reverend Dr. Angelo V. Chatmon, ‘85
Mrs. Michele Clay, ‘94
Mr. E. Lee Coble
Dr. CW Copeland
Dr. Robin Davis
Dr. Natalie Delbridge
Miss Doreen Ophelia Dixon, ‘90
Apostle Karen Fountain
Mr. Jerome Furtado, ‘16
Ms. Sharna Gannaway
Dr. NC Garris-Watson
Ms. Jessica M. Gilbert
Dr. Joy P. Goodrich
Dr. Patricia A. Gould-Champ, ‘69
Dr. Jeffrey Y. Harlow
Mr. Davon Harris, 2023
Mr. Jacari Harris
Mrs. Altovise K. Hester Canady, ‘05
Mr. Kofi Jack
Attorney Brent Jackson, Esq.
Dr. Linda R. Jackson
Dr. Mignon Jacobs
Ms. Ursula James
Mrs. Ersalyn Johnson-Eley, ‘80
Mrs. Joslyn W. Jolley
Ms. Ida L. Jones
Ms. Commie Jones
Mr. James Junot
Dr. Narbe Kalantarians
Dr. Yung Suk S. Kim
Dr. William Latham
Mr. Gregory Lewis
Ms. Joyce Loving
Dr. Hakim J. Lucas
Mr. Michael Manigault
Ms. Margaret Desmond Martin
Dr. Deborah Martin, ‘03
Ms. Linda F. McDonald, ‘78
Dr. Ray McKenzie, ‘79
Dr. Michelle K. McQueen-Williams, ‘87
Dr. Arletha McSwain
Dr. Francis Mensah
Mr. Timothy Milam
Ms. Justice Miller
Dr. Tom O'Shea
Dr. Adelaja O. Odutola
Mr. Tyrone C. Parker, ‘13
Mrs. Kenyatta G. Parker
Dr. Franklin E. Patterson
Reverend Angerina L. Jones
Minister Aaron Lawrence
Mr. Jodie Woodrow Minor, Jr.
Dr. Richard Price
Dr. Charles Prince
Dr. Sharonda B. Ragland
Mrs. Cheryl Richardson
Dr. Ted L. Ritter
Dr. Boykin Sanders
Dr. Sylvester T. Smith, ‘81
Dr. Roderick L. Smothers, Sr.
Mr. Joseph D. Taylor
Dr. Robert Wafawanaka
Mr. Mark Waight
Reverend Dr. Rodney D. Waller, ‘03
Ms. Malyka Washington
Ms. Kristie Lynn White, ‘98
Mrs. Esther White
Ms. Debra Young
Mr. RaShon Young
Dr. Hasan Ziaie
ESTATES AND BEQUESTS
C. Herbert Marshall Trust
Estate of Beatrice Ophelia Jones
Estate of The Honorable James R. Roebuck, Jr., '66
Estate of Violet Carroll Tolbert, '70
Estate of William M. Ormsby, '57
Jennie Lee Brown Trust
GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF
Professor Isaiah Olanipekun Adegbile, ‘64
Dr. and Mrs. Gideon Adebisi Adegbile
Anetra Danielle Alford
Miss Veronica H. Alford
Arlene G. Allen
Mrs. Deborah Carla Allen La Salle
Reuben and Katherine Amy
Dr. Griselda Amy Bayton
Coffer L. Bailey
Ms. Corliss Bailey Woodson
Peter "Pjay" Bailey Jr.
Ms. Valerie Denise Braxton
Mrs. Glorious S. Bennett, ‘68
Mr. Willie Bennett
Reverend Dr. John T. Boyd, Jr.
Mrs. Laverne J. Libron
James and Lucille Brown
Vaughan Mitchell
Mr. James L. Brown IV, ‘60
Ms. Stephanie Anderson
Dr. Lucille M. Brown, ‘50
Ms. Catherine Smith
Reverend Marshall D. Burgess, ‘72
Mr. Ralph T. Fleming
Mr. Timothy Wendell Casey, ‘75
Ms. Myrna P. Shuman
Mr. Howard Cook, ‘86
Major General Mitchell Levi Kilgo
The Honorable N. Scott and Mrs. Valarie Phillips
Mrs. Jean L. Copeland, ‘64
Mr. Enoch C. Copeland
Ms. Priscilla M. Copeland, ‘72
Mrs. Margaret M. Littlepage
Dr. Dorothy N. Cowling
Ms. Jacqueline B. Woody
Louistine Crockett
Mrs. Delores Crockett Scott
Frank Dark
Mr. Randy Lee Ashe
Mr. Leonard M. Davis Jr., ‘67
Dr. Sherrie Wesley Davis
Reverend R. T. Davis and Reverend James C. Davis Sr.
Mr. Allen Bluiett
Dr. Nathan Dell
Ms. Clare Costello
Mrs. Paula McCapes
Mrs. Colette W. McEachin
Delores Duffin
Olive Branch Baptist Church
Calvin Randolph Harris
Ms. Sharlene Harris Smith
Ms. Barbara Marie Hilliard
Dr. LaKeith Sutton
Margaret Poindexter Howlette, ‘59
Dr. Carolyn J. Cabell
Mr. James W. Hunt Jr., ‘68
Mrs. Elizabeth S. Word Glennie
Lenora Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Robinson
Mr. Richard H. Johnson, ‘53
Ms. Denise Person
Dr. Miles J. Jones, ‘60
Mr. Robert Tabb
Reverend Rosamond C. Kay, Jr., ‘49
Mr. Theodore Kay
Mr. Harry O. Lewis, Jr., ‘69
Mrs. Julia T. Lewis
Ida Susie Jiggetts Mason and Fitzhugh Mason Sr., ‘66
Dr. Charles Curtis
Dr. Edward D. McCreary, Jr., ‘40
Mrs. Edwina C. Richmond
Mrs. Florence E. Tatnall Mills
Reverend Charlene Mills Watkins
Mrs. Blanche H. Moore, ‘71
Mrs. Linda G. Williams
Dr. Carolyn L. Mosby, ‘58
Dr. and Mrs. Elwood B. Boone, Jr.
Ms. Jacqueline F. Fraser
Mrs. Alma Marshall
Dr. Paul Nichols, ‘61
Mrs. Brenda D. Nichols
Dr. G. Vernell Norbrey, ‘46
Grant and Irene Poindexter
Mr. Charles W. Poindexter
Mrs. Jean E. Quash, ‘48
Ms. Earlene G. Evans
Reverend Roosevelt Harmon Sr., '47 and Reverend Roosevelt Harmon Jr., '70
Dr. Paula Harmon Boone
Mr. William Arthur Ricks, Esq., ‘34
Mrs. Dyanne Ricks Jones
Mr. Ira L. Robinson, ‘59
Ms. Mary E. Ames
Mr. Bill Royall
Dr. Pamela K. Royall
Reverend Dr. Wilson E. Shannon, ‘83
Reverend Michael E. Shannon, Sr.
Dr. Herman Lee Strader, ‘46
Dr. James H. Powell, Jr.
Dr. Charles E. Sutton
Dr. Charles E. Sutton, Jr.
Bishop James M. Whitaker, 56 New Bethel Baptist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wilson, Sr.
Mrs. Joanne G. Brown
Ms. Pamela S. Wood
Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner
GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF
Ms. Joyce W. Baden
Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner
Mrs. Jeannie P. Baliles
David DeGhetto Fund of the Schwab Charitable
Dominique Sierra Brown
Minister Selma Harris
Dr. Lucille M. Brown, ‘50
Ms. Earlene G. Evans
Mr. James Lewis
Class of 1974
*Mr. August B. Bullock
Dr. Vivian G. Stith Williams
School of Special Education
Dr. Debra B. Lee
Mr. Vincent Colangelo Eley, ‘76
Ms. Kimberly W. Perry
The Reverend Keith Linnaeus Whitney ‘77 and Family
Dr. Keith L. Whitney
Reverend Otto Gaither, Jr., ‘07
Mt. Vernon Presbyterian Church
Ms. Mary A. Gordon
Ms. Rose Stith Singleton
Mrs. Barbara R. Grey, ‘47
Mrs. Mary Zeugner
Dr. Ruth Coles Harris
Mrs. Pauline G. P. Hall
Dr. Stacie Davis
Dr. John W. Kinney, ‘72
Dr. Joanne Margaret Parker Braxton
Reverend Dr. Horace B. Parham, Jr., ‘05
Dr. Candace Lacayo
Dr. Richard 'Rick' St. Peter
Mr. Dan Stackhouse
Ms. Tommyzee Henderson Suggs, ‘65
Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner
Jessica Ann Moore Foundation, Waverly VA
People Community of Faith Ministries, Waverly, VA
Mr. James A. White, ‘66
Mr. Jason Anderson White
Mrs. Eileen G. Whitlock, ‘50
Mr. Kelvin Garvanne
Mr. Wilbert "City" Williams
Mrs. Chloe S. Williams
Mr. Wistar M. Withers, ‘68
Ms. Terrele Schumake
Mr. Edward Wright
Mrs. Mary Laverne Wright Miner
Fellowman Robert E. Wright Sr.
Groove Phi Groove Richmond Grad Chapter
Mr. Robert Hicks
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS/FUNDS
Thank you to the donors who believed in the future of a VUU education. These scholarships were created to ensure that students will have access to a quality education.
Academic Excellence Endowed Scholarship
Theodore F. Adams Endowed Scholarship
AKA-HBCU Endowed Scholarship Fund
Alfa-Laval Thermal, Inc. Endowed Scholarship
Alpha Phi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Endowed Scholarship
Bertha Sparrow Anderson Endowed Scholarship Fund
John A. and Inez C. Bacoats Endowed Scholarship
Janet Jones Ballard Endowed Scholarship Fund
Bank of America Endowed Scholarship
Mrs. Armond A. and Dr. Walton M. Belle Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Lillie R. Bennett Endowed Scholarship
Annie Virginia Wise Boddie and Daniel Webster Boddie Endowed Scholarship
Michael Allison Bradford Christian Service Endowed Scholarship
Howard S. Bressant, ’48 Endowed Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. Lyman Beecher Brooks Endowed Scholarship
Browder Endowed Scholarship Fund
Clara Jackson Brown Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Lucille Murray Brown Teacher Education Endowed Scholarship
The Theodore R. Coots Brown, Sr., MD Endowed Scholarship
Bishop Kim W. Brown, D.Min Endowed Scholarship Fund
Mr. Hugh Lewis Brown '57 and Dr. Marilyn Tyler Brown '56 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Charles Warren and Theresa Ann Brown Endowed Scholarship Fund
Ruby T. Bryant Endowed Scholarship Fund
Burning Sands Alumni Football Foundation Endowed Scholarship Fund
Cedar Street Baptist Church of God Endowed Scholarship Fund
Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Endowed Scholarship
Louise Miles Chubbs and Howard Alan Chubbs
Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1924 Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1939 Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1955 Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1965 Endowed Scholarship
VUU Class of 1964–1968 Endowed Scholarship
Class of 1971 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Class of 1972 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Class of 1973 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Commonwealth Chapter of the Links Inc. Endowed Scholarship
Community Leaders' Breakfast Endowed Scholarship
Alberta Moody Congo and E. Donald Congo Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Dorothy N. Cowling Endowed Scholarship
Jerry C. Crews Endowed Scholarship
Mrs. Mary and Dr. Charles E. Cummings Endowed Scholarship
France Evans Cunningham-Corlette Endowed Scholarship
Stanley Davis, ‘29 Endowed Scholarship
Nathan and Willie J. Dell Endowed Scholarship Fund
Ralph Dickerson, Jr. Endowed Scholarship Fund
Jocelyn Holloway Dobbins ‘73 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Roland "Duke" Ealey Endowed Scholarship
Ebony Ladies, Inc. Endowed Scholarship
The Johnson A. Edosomwan Fine Arts Scholars Endowed Fund
The Johnson A. Edosomwan Divinity Scholars Endowed Fund
Johnson A. Edosomwan Outstanding Faculty Endowed Fund
N. A. Eggleston, Sr. Endowed Scholarship
Dr. John M. Ellison, ’17 Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Endowed Teacher Education Scholarship
Engineering Dual Degree Endowed Scholarship Fund
Hollace Sedonia Jackson Enoch Endowed Scholarship Fund
Herbert M. Fillebrown Endowed Scholarship
Reverend Joe B. Fleming Endowed Scholarship Fund
Follett College Store Endowed Scholarship
Carol and Carter Fox Endowed Scholarship
Eva Madeline Black Frazier Endowed Scholarship
Thomas Frazier, Jr. and Elsie Gholson Frazier
Endowed Scholarship
Harlow Fullwood, Jr., '77 Endowed Scholarship
Jarreau Bakari Garrett Endowed Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. M. M. Gordon Endowed Scholarship
Nathaniel N. & Jo Ann P. Green Fultonian Endowed Scholarship
Lance Corporal Lorenzo Troy Gregory Scholarship
Richard & Caroline T. Gwathney Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Calvin B. Hairston Endowed Scholarship
Jean L. Harris, MD Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Ruth Coles Harris Endowed Scholarship
Joseph and Rachel Hartshorn Memorial Scholarship Fund
Maryland Mallette Hayes Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Dorothy I. Height Endowed Scholarship
Scott L. Henderson, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Dr. J. Raymond Henderson Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Zenobia Gilpin Henderson Endowed Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Henderson Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Joseph B. Hill Endowed Scholarship Fund
Tracey Holmes Endowed Scholarship
IAMWMW Elizabeth Coles Bouey Endowed Scholarship
Curtis Irby Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Fred D. Jacks, Jr. Merit Endowed Scholarship Fund
Alice R. Jackson Endowed Scholarship
Theresa Taylor Jackson Endowed Scholarship
Samuel Horace James, Sr. Theological Award
James River Valley Chapter of the Links Endowed Scholarship
Allix B. and Sue N. James Endowed Scholarship
John W. Barco Alumni Chapter of the Virginia Union University
National Alumni Association Wilbert J. Bellamy Endowed Scholarship Fund
Marion Poindexter Johns Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Mary Elisabeth Johnson Endowed Scholarship
Mary Elisabeth Johnson Endowed Scholarship
Elmore Johnson, ’71 Endowed Scholarship
Inez Orzene Jaudon Johnson Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Bernice Virginia Jones and Calvin Louis Jones, Sr., Endowed Scholarship Fund
Mary Etta Jones Endowed Scholarship
The Jones/Mosely Endowed Scholarship Fund
Anna and Willie Jones Endowed Scholarship
Eva Frazier Jordan Endowed Scholarship
Richard G. Joynt Endowed Scholarship
Eugenie and George Khleif Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Ramsey G. Kleff Endowed Scholarship
Reverend and Mrs. Heywood G. Knight Endowed Scholarship
Dr. and Mrs. Francis A. Kornegay Endowed Scholarship
Benjamin J. Lambert III, '59 Endowed Scholarship
Carolyn P. Maitland Endowed Scholarship Fund
C. Herbert Marshall Endowed Scholarship
George Martin Endowed Scholarship
William T. and Vivian C. Mason Endowed Scholarship Fund
The Dr. Edward D. McCreary, Jr., ’40 and Dr. Clara N. McCreary, ’41 Endowed Scholarship Fund
Reverend Dr. Edward D. McCreary Jr. Endowed Scholarship for STVU Students
Dr. George McDonald, ‘23 Endowed Scholarship
Henry J. McGuinn Endowed Scholarship
H. Reginald Mitchell Endowed Scholarship
Reverend H. H. Mitchell Endowed Scholarship
Reverend Louis D. Mitchell Endowed Scholarship
Ella Pearson Mitchell “Those Preaching Women’ Endowed Scholarship Fund
Marcellette Holden Montague Endowed Scholarship
Melvin L. Murchison, Jr. Endowed Scholarship
Nationwide Insurance Endowed Scholarship
National Epicureans Founders' Endowed Scholarship
Mary Redd Nelson Endowed Scholarship Fund
Richard F. and Dorothy R. Norwood Endowed Scholarship
Charles Oakley Endowed Scholarship
Panther 100 Club Endowed Scholarship Fund
Dudley L. Parker, Jr., '68 Endowed Scholarship
The Claude G. and Cheryl E. Perkins Endowed Fund
Dr. John O. Peterson, Sr. Education Endowed Scholarship
N. Scott and Valarie H. Phillips Endowed Scholarship Fund
Adam Clayton Powell, Sr. Endowed Scholarship
George Powell Scholarship for Academic Achievement in Science and Mathematics
The Frank L. Priestly, Educator - Endowed Scholarship
Reverend Dr. Samuel D. Proctor, ‘42 Endowed Scholarship
Reverend Dr. Samuel DeWitt Proctor Endowed Scholarship (STVU)
Dr. David James Ragland, ’53 Endowed Scholarship
Retail Merchants Association of Greater Richmond Endowed Scholarship
W. Franklyn and Inez Richardson Scholarship
Richmond (VA) Chapter of the Links Inc. Endowed Scholarship
Richmond Community Hospital Foundation
Endowed Scholarship
Right Worthy Grand Council Independent Order of St. Luke Endowed Scholarship
Coach Dave Robbins Endowed Scholarship
The Jacqueline Lewis Roberts Endowed Scholarship for Educators
Lora and E. Claiborne Robins Sr. Endowed Scholarship
Pamela C. and Frank S. Royal Endowed Scholarship
Albert Ruffin, ’85 and Helen W. Ruffin Endowed Scholarship
Ulysses W. Russell Memorial Endowed Scholarship
Garnett Ryland Prize in Chemistry
Aulden D. Schey Endowed Scholarship
Sigma Pi Phi Fraternity, Alpha Beta Boule Endowed Scholarship Fund
Mrs. Yvonne M. and Dr. S. Dallas Simmons Endowed Scholarship
Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church Endowed Scholarship Fund
Elizabeth L. Smith Endowed Scholarship
Dr. Wendell C. Somerville Endowed Scholarship
Lynn Staton, '66 Endowed Scholarship
Warren H. Stewart, Sr. Evangelism and Emancipation Connection Endowed Scholarship
Storer College National Alumni Endowed Scholarship
Reverend Francis O. Tabla Endowed Scholarship
Minnie T. Taylor Endowed Scholarship
Kerney E. Teele Memorial Endowed Scholarship The Endowed Fund
The FUNd at VUU Rose Cooper Thomas, ’29 Endowed Scholarship
Viola Carroll Tolbert, ‘70 Endowed Scholarship Fund Treble Clef Book Lovers' Club Endowed Scholarship
Mildred Ivory Trent, ’66 and William Thomas Trent Endowed Scholarship
The deceased '85 '86 VUU classmates
Ms. Deborah Denise Dawson
Mrs. Muriel Elizabeth Hopkins
Reverend Frank G. Pinkston
Mr. Frederick N. Pinkston
Dr. Anthony C. Madu
Ms. Kimberly R. Gray
Reverend Benjamin F. Bunn, ’35 Theological Endowed Scholarship
Hanover Recreation Center at Elmont Endowed Scholarship
Terri Smith Harmon Scholarship Fund
Jordan S. McKnight Endowed Scholarship Fund
Vivian Paulina Wilson (McNorton) ‘45 and Regina Veola
Wilson Endowed Scholarship Fund
Dr. Twitty J. Styles, '48 Family Endowed Scholarship Bernice and Charles Sutton Endowed Scholarship
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