OUR GOAL
WHAT YOU MADE POSSIBLE
Be Part of the Transformation
Since our founding, Dunwoody College of Technology has been a place where the curious and the confident have learned by doing, going out into the world with their ingenuity, problem-solving skills, and ambition.
The world needs more of our resourceful, highly skilled graduates who are passionate about designing, building, making, and fixing things. And by further transforming our college and our campus, we will provide the launch pad for our industry partners to transform their workforces, which in turn changes our communities, our state, and our country for the better.
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Your Support Makes an Impact… Ways to Support Dunwoody
Dunwoody College of Technology accepts gifts of cash, securities, and planned gifts. Each giving option has its own tax and financial implications and advantages.
THE DUNWOODY FUND
Support the College across all programs and departments. Gifts are directed to student scholarships, faculty, curriculum, materials, and technology.
PLANNED GIVING
Consider Dunwoody in your estate planning. There are many ways a gift to Dunwoody can help align your charitable giving with your overall financial and estate plans.
ENDOWMENTS
An endowment gift is a gift to an established fund that is permanently invested. When you make an endowment gift, you create a steady stream of annual income to support our good work.
NAMING OPPORTUNITIES
Named gifts provide Dunwoody with opportunities to recognize exceptional contributions with naming rights. These include scholarships, endowed faculty positions, academic departments, or facilities. Named gifts are often given in honor or memory of a friend or family member.
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We greatly appreciate the support from donors who have already joined us. You are making a positive impact on the future success of our students, communities, and industries. Thank you!

A Degree of Purpose
For Dunwoody alum Bridgette Dalldorf ’22, the Engineering Drafting & Design program was a way for her to make a difference in the lives of others. “I’m interested in a career where I can work on medical devices, because I would really like to be able to help people,” she said. “Long term my dream would be to do prosthetic design.”
Dalldorf is grateful for the Pathways to Careers Scholarship Program, which has allowed her to pursue her dreams. “Receiving this scholarship meant the world to me, and made going to Dunwoody a possibility for me,” she said.