College Philanthropy Councils

Philanthropy Councils are engaged at the Daytona Beach, Prescott and Worldwide campuses. In addition to building relationships with student groups and faculty at their respective campuses, council members serve as ambassadors of the university.

Each College Philanthropy Council supports its respective college at one campus, such as the College of Engineering Philanthropy Council at the Daytona Beach Campus. Council members pool their contributions to fund innovative student projects and special initiatives. By giving collectively, council members have a high impact on the students receiving support.

Every year, College Philanthropy Councils meet at their respective campuses to engage with students and view presentations by the top selected student project groups. On this day, council members vote for the winning project and financial support is awarded.

Throughout the year, council members are invited to attend events on campus, correspond with college deans and engage with the Philanthropy team. Although the time commitment is minimal, the overall impact of being a council member is significant.

Eligibility

College Philanthropy Council memberships are open to Embry-Riddle alumni, friends of the university and related industry-based corporations.

Contributions

Council members commit to serve a term of three consecutive years and contribute $2,000 per year, for a total commitment of $6,000 over the three-year term.

Opportunities

One of the most exciting aspects of being a council member is casting your vote for the winning student project. One-hundred percent of College Philanthropy Council funds received each year will support selected student initiatives.