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Gifts to the College can be made through the Thaddeus Stevens Foundation, the organization’s 501(c)3 charitable arm.
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Empower Students to Build a Brighter Future at Thaddeus Stevens College
Your generosity changes lives. By donating today, you provide scholarships, cutting-edge training, and essential resources, giving our students the tools to transform their futures.
Direct Donation
Your direct gift—whether cash, securities, or recurring donations—creates immediate opportunities for students to thrive by funding scholarships, innovative programs, and success initiatives.
Estate Giving
Create a lasting legacy with a planned gift through your will or estate. Your generosity will empower future generations of students and ensure the enduring success of Thaddeus Stevens College.
Gifts of Equipment, Tools, and Supplies
In-kind gifts—such as equipment, vehicles, and tools—give students access to hands-on learning with cutting-edge technology and industry-standard resources. Your contribution fuels innovation and maximizes the College’s impact.
EITC Tax Credit
Pennsylvania businesses can turn tax credits into life-changing opportunities for students by supporting approved educational programs. Contributions foster K-12 innovation and strengthen the future workforce across the Commonwealth..
Scholarships
Transform lives by supporting an existing scholarship or creating one in honor of a loved one. Your gift removes financial barriers, enabling students to excel in their education and achieve their dreams.
Give Your Energy
Your time and expertise are invaluable to the success of Thaddeus Stevens College. Whether volunteering or sharing your professional insights, you can play a vital role in shaping students’ futures. Learn more about how to get involved on our business and industry page.
Areas of Greatest Need
Since 1905, Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology has been committed to equity and education. By contributing through our Foundation, you or your business can support this legacy and directly impact the lives of our students. All gifts are tax-deductible.
- Champion a Major: Make annual donations to a specific program fund to go toward the latest machinery and technology, providing students with valuable hands-on training and workforce readiness skills.
- Student Home Construction Program Leader: Contribute gifts of land, materials or cash to support this impactful hands-on learning initiative.
- Endowed or Annual Scholarships: Provide qualifying students with crucial financial support.
- Capital Expansion Projects and Naming Opportunities: Invest in current and future capital expansion projects, including program technology, student activities, support services, classrooms, conference, and administrative centers.
- Endow a Program, Department Chair, or Faculty Position: Ensure our technology programs’ long-term sustainability and growth.
- Dual Enrollment Program Support: Help local high school students earn both high school and college credits by taking advanced courses at Thaddeus Stevens College.
- Library and Athletics Programs: Provide resources to enrich our library and athletics offerings.
- Student Leadership Programs: Support student activities in Skills USA and other leadership initiatives.
- Tool Sponsorship: Fund essential tools of the trade required for students’ courses.
These are just a few of the many ways you can support Thaddeus Stevens College. Please reach out to our Advancement team at Foundation@stevenscollege.edu for more information.
Annual Report
You can view recent annual reports here.
Thaddeus Stevens Foundation Board Leadership
Purpose: The Foundation’s purpose is to work collaboratively to attract and secure the sustainable financial resources and relationships necessary to make the college an accessible, world-class institution.
Vision: The Foundation is a leader in the field and generates resources annually to support student success and positively impact the lives of all those touched by the Thaddeus Stevens mission.
Board of Directors
Officers
Scott Trower ’80, Chair
Megan Y. Caldwell ’02, Secretary
Jeff Tankesley, Treasurer
Members
Peter Caddick
Dan Cicala
Bradley Farquhar
Bob Garrett ’78
Todd Hardy ’11
Lynn Hocker
Ron Johnson
Igor Kuzmenko
April Lausch ’97
Shawn Magner ’04
Dr. Pedro Rivera, Ed.D Shannon Stump
John Yurchak ’60
We’re here to help
Contact the Office of Advancement
Mailing address
740 East End Ave. Lancaster, PA 17602-3714