Events

UNCF Columbus is proud to announce that Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther will host its tenth annual UNCF Columbus Mayor’s Luncheon. This virtual luncheon will bring together Columbus area business, civic and education leaders to support UNCF’s work to create a college-ready culture that provides students with the support they need to get to and through college.

UNCF seeks to increase educational opportunities for minority students in our community and increase the educated workforce pipeline in our nation. Each year UNCF provides scholarships to students.

Because of COVID-19 restrictions, seating is limited with this hybrid event. Tickets will be sold as first come, first serve.

Join UNCF at the 16th annual Black History Month Luncheon as they help Tampa-area students reach their educational goals. Thanks to the residents and friends of Hillsborough County, the 2019 event raised more than $60,000 for local students. Join us and help us do even better in 2022.

Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Presented by UNCF Orlando.

UNCF Cleveland is proud to announce that Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb will host its first UNCF Cleveland Mayor’s Luncheon. This virtual luncheon will bring together Cleveland area business, civic and education leaders to support UNCF’s work to create a college-ready culture that provides students with the support they need to get to and through college.

UNCF seeks to increase educational opportunities for minority students in our community and increase the educated workforce pipeline in our nation. Each year UNCF provides scholarships to students.

UNCF seeks your partnership support for the 3rd annual celebration of the Legacy of Leadership Luncheon benefiting UNCF. Net proceeds from this fundraising event will support UNCF’s education mission and help break the financial barriers that prevent so many talented students from earning a college degree. Our request is in line with your company’s commitment to increasing educational opportunities for minority students in our community and increasing the educated workforce pipeline in our nation. UNCF-member colleges graduate more African American students than other private colleges or public universities, and their low tuition rates are 26 percent less than those charged by other private colleges. Because college graduates earn higher incomes than non-graduates, your partnership will be an investment in the future teachers, business leaders, engineers, physicians, and other professionals who will graduate from UNCF-member colleges to become productive participants in their communities and in the nation’s economy.