CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The C.D. Spangler Foundation has awarded over $4.5 million to educational institution and nonprofits.
The gifts included $1 million each to the University of North Carolina system and Central Piedmont Community College to provide $1,000 college scholarships for male African-American students who graduate from West Charlotte High School.
The foundation also gave $150,000 to Communities in Schools to support dropout prevention efforts at West Charlotte High School, and $50,000 to the school to pay for college entrance fees for students.
Other gifts include:
- $1.5 million for Teach for America.
- $100,000 to New Leaders for New Schools to provide training for Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools administrators.
- $100,000 to the school system's Parent University
- $1000, to Bright Beginnings, a school-system program for pre-schoolers.
- $176,000 to be divided among the system's 176 principals.
- $250,000 to the Public Library of Charlotte and Mecklenburg County to support early childhood literacy.
- Professional Area: Fundraising/giving
- Field of Interest: Education

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