21st Century FAQ

21st FAQ

Q. What is the financial goal of the 21st Century Workforce Fund?
 To raise $10 million in new pledges to underwrite important scholarships and award programs, new research and support of the Imagine America Foundation.

Q. How will my contribution be used?
The 21st Century Workforce Fund will support the Imagine America Foundation in providing important new research studies, scholarship and award programs that elevate public awareness toward the important role of career college students in the higher education sector and the American workforce.

Q. Who is being asked to support the campaign?
Career college owners and members of the Career Education Colleges and Universities (CECU) as well as affiliate members, corporate partners and sector-related organizations.

Q. May I fulfill my commitment over several years?
 Yes. Contributions may be made as a one-time gift or spread over five years.

Q. How will supporters be recognized for their contributions?
Contributors will receive recognition in all our Foundation publications, materials and meetings, and on the Foundation web site. Formal recognition of contributors is also an integral part of the Foundation’s special events at the Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities (APSCU) convention.

Q. How will you update me on the activities of the Foundation?
Press releases and Foundation news updates will be made available on the Imagine America Foundation web site, www.imagine-america.org.

Q. What are the tax benefits of a contribution to the 21st Century Workforce Fund?
As a 501(c)(3) organization, contributions to the Foundation are tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law.

Q. May I increase my contribution payment amount in the future?
 Yes. You are welcome to increase your financial commitment at any time.

Q. Will I receive annual invoices if I elect to fulfill my commitment over several years?
Yes. We provide invoices to you on a schedule that corresponds with the terms of your commitment.

If you want to explore career college training, keep moving down the road…