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SU Give Day raises more than $7M for campuses

Updated September 30, 2021:

SU Give Day continued to exceed previous years’ records by raising $7.12 million for ÎçҹѰ»¨ System institutions. The annual initiative by the ÎçҹѰ»¨ System Foundation is the final appeal of the Foundation’s Million Dollar March. In 2020, Give Day yielded more $5 million. The steady increase of the Million Dollar March, a 90-day campaign, yielded $12.5 million in 2020. Funds benefit student scholarships, faculty grants, programs and more.

 

The ÎçҹѰ»¨ System is the only the system of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the nation. Member institutions are ÎçҹѰ»¨ and A&M College (Baton Rouge), ÎçҹѰ»¨ at New Orleans, ÎçҹѰ»¨ Shreveport, ÎçҹѰ»¨ Law Center, and ÎçҹѰ»¨ Agricultural Research and Extension Center. ÎçҹѰ»¨ Laboratory School, the System’s K-12 school, also benefits from the ÎçҹѰ»¨ System Foundation.

 

Supporters can designate a gift to campuses and programs year-round by going to foundation.sus.edu or by calling 225-771-3911.

 

Originial Story:

September 29, 2021

The  will hold its annual SU Give Day to raise funds for the ÎçҹѰ»¨ System’s five campuses — ÎçҹѰ»¨ and A&M College (Baton Rouge), ÎçҹѰ»¨ at New Orleans, ÎçҹѰ»¨ Shreveport, ÎçҹѰ»¨ Law Center, and ÎçҹѰ»¨ Agricultural Research and Extension Center. Give Day is the final appeal of the Foundation’s Million Dollar March. In 2020, Give Day yielded more $5 million from 4,000 donors. The steady increase of the Million Dollar March, a 90-day campaign, yielded $12.5 million in 2020. Funds benefit student scholarships, faculty grants, programs and more. 

Supporters can designate a gift to campuses and programs by going to  or by texting SUGIVE to 71777.

 

All presentations will be streamed on the  page. 

Schedule

8:30 a.m.-Noon

Host: Brandi B. Harris, morning anchor and multimedia journalist
WBRZ, Baton Rouge

 

8:30 a.m.

TrueBLUE Morning Glory (Inspiration)
The Rev. Jesse Bernard Bilberry Jr., SU Board of Supervisors member and Louisiana Baptist Convention-Dean of Education

 

9-10 a.m.

Focus: ÎçҹѰ»¨ Campuses, Faculty, and Students

  • Ray L. Belton, president of the ÎçҹѰ»¨ System and chancellor of ÎçҹѰ»¨ Baton Rouge
  • Rodney Ellis, chancellor of ÎçҹѰ»¨ at Shreveport 
  • Orlando McMeans, chancellor of ÎçҹѰ»¨ Agricultural Research and Extension Center 
  • James H. Ammons, chancellor of ÎçҹѰ»¨ at New Orleans 
  • John K. Pierre, chancellor of ÎçҹѰ»¨ Law Center

 

11 a.m.- Noon

Focus: ÎçҹѰ»¨ System Student Philanthropy Council and Student Government 

Student Government Association officials from SU System campuses

 

 

1-4 p.m.
Host: John Walton, news director
WVLA/WGMB, Baton Rouge

 

1-2 p.m. 

Focus: The Executive Cluster Committee
Angelia Knight, Chevron
Lanette Jones-Augustine, Procter and Gamble
Tamara Foster-Montgomery, director of SUBR Career Services Center 

 

3-4 p.m.
Focus: Alumni Trailblazers
Irving Matthews, businessman and philanthropist
District Attorney Antonio M. “Tony” Clayton 

 

5-7:45 p.m.

Host: Kourtney Williams Morning Anchor
WVLA/WGMB, Baton Rouge

 

5-6 p.m. 

Focus: Alumni

Alumni presidents representing all campuses of the ÎçҹѰ»¨ System 

 

6-7 p.m. 

Focus: Divine 9 Greek Fraternities and Sororities

Representatives of Delta Sigma Theta, Omega Psi Phi, Alpha Phi Alpha, Phi Beta Sigma, Alpha Kappa Alpha, and Kappa Alpha Psi 

 

7-7:45 p.m. 

Focus: Athletics

  • Roger Cador, former SUBR baseball coach
  • Rickie Weeks Jr. (via Zoom), former SUBR baseball player and current Tampa Bay Rays (MLB) player
  • Marjorie Cotton, SUBR Women's Basketball assistant coach 
  • Taneara Moore, SUBR Women’s Basketball team captain