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What is the Faith and Future Fund?

Southern Wesleyan University’s Faith and Future Fund is your opportunity to change a life and leave a legacy. Every contribution to the Faith and Future Fund has an immediate impact on SWU students and supports our mission to provide a Biblically faithful, academically rigorous, vocationally effective, and financially affordable education.

Your contribution of unrestricted funds enables SWU to direct money to where it will have the most significant impact on academic excellence, student life, and areas of need. A gift of any size enables you to create a campus-wide legacy.

 

Are you ready to change a life and leave a legacy?

 

 

Four Outcomes: Biblically Faithful

Biblically Faithful

Your contribution to the Faith and Future Fund supports a campus environment that cultivates Biblically faithful student scholars and athletes.

SWU is committed to creating a community of Christian learners who follow God’s word. Faith is central to education and campus activities at SWU as we support students in seeking God’s pur- pose for their lives. Our faith-filled community transforms students into servant leaders through service opportunities, chapel services and worship, ministry, and more.

Your contribution can change a life. Begin your legacy today.

 

Four Outcomes: Academically Rigorous

Academically Rigorous

Contributions to the Faith and Future Fund support SWU’s academically rigorous education, expanding curriculum and faculty development, along with access to learning resources.

SWU graduates go on to the best graduate schools and successful, high-earning careers because of the academic rigor we offer in every classroom. SWU faculty also imbue students with a drive to keep God’s word at the center of everything they do and the ability to connect their faith, their calling, and their education.

Leave your legacy. Contribute to the Faith and Future Fund.

 

Four Outcomes: Financially Affordable

Financially Affordable

The Faith and Future Fund enables SWU to fulfill our commitment to providing a financially affordable education and allows you to change a life and leave a legacy.

Our student scholarships, which include need-based, merit-based, and special scholarships, keep a SWU education financially affordable. Every first-year student at SWU receives financial aid, which allows more students to receive a Biblically faithful, academically rigorous education at SWU. Investing in our students is an investment in our future.

You can change a life with your contribution to the Faith and Future Fund.

 

Four Outcomes: Vocationally Effective

Vocationally Effective

The Faith and Future Fund helps SWU cultivate vocationally effective students who make the most of their education by serving others.

SWU prides itself on providing an academically rigorous education that also prepares students for the practical realities of graduate education and professional development. We ensure students have access to hands-on professional opportunities and internships that build their skills and grow their networks.

Leave your legacy with a contribution to the Faith and Future Fund.

 

Contact Us

Office of Advancement
907 Wesleyan Dr.
Central, SC 29630
864-644-5000

Online giving is currently unavailable due to a technical issue with our processor. Please call 864.644.5009 to give via phone or mail your check to:

Southern Wesleyan University
Development Office
P.O. Box 1020, Box 1925
Central, SC 29630-1020

 

 

 

Haley Edmonds
“The scholarships I received from SWU helped me to not leave in crippling debt when I graduate here in four years.”
- Haley E.