done at Voorhees University,” said Dr. Ronnie Hopkins, President and CEO of Voorhees University. “It strengthens our ability to fulfill our vision as a leading faith-based, careerfocused institution that transforms lives and communities. These funds will allow us to build on our momentum—supporting our students, expanding our reach, and securing Voorhees’ future for generations to come.”
In alignment with the university’s mantra, “The Next Level of Excellence,” and strategic plan, the $19 million investment will support endowment growth, student recruitment and retention, scholarships, and deferred maintenance, ensuring long-term institutional sustainability and continued academic excellence.
David Miller (Class of ‘84), Chairman of the Voorhees University Board of Trustees, praised the magnitude and meaning of this moment: “This extraordinary contribution validates the collective efforts of our students, faculty, alumni, community, and leadership. It also recognizes Voorhees University as a model of innovation and resilience among HBCUs. We are deeply grateful to Ms. Scott for her confidence in our mission and her belief in the power of education to change lives.”
MacKenzie Scott is an author and philanthropist who, through her organization Yield Giving, has contributed
