Latest News About Lower Columbia College Foundation
The LCC Foundation is naming the water feature and surrounding stone circle seating
area near Anderson Family Pavilion for former president Pete Pickett...
College Relations | September 12, 2018
Lou Mace, a former Lower Columbia College track star who later helped engineer many
dams on the Columbia and Snake rivers, has been named the college's 2018 Alumnus of
the Year...
The Daily News | July 12, 2018
Lower Columbia College (LCC) and the Lower Columbia College Foundation are pleased
to announce the selection of Mr. Lou Mace as the 2018 LCC Alumni of the Year...
College Relations | July 10, 2018
Yuriko Hoga traveled thousands of miles from her hometown near Tokyo to attend Lower
Columbia College from 1970 to 1972...
College Relations | June 18, 2018
There are many reasons some students drop out of Lower Columbia College, but most
of them are financial. Brittany Lovely's poor grades during a previous enrollment
torpedoed her financial assistance...
The Daily News | March 19, 2018
Three standout student-athletes, along with a legendary baseball coach are the newest
inductees into the Lower Columbia College Athletic Hall of Fame...
The Daily News | February 1, 2018
The Lower Columbia College Foundation has named James and Marianne Mitchell as the
2017-18 Benefactors of the Year...
College Relations | January 2, 2018
Lower Columbia College has launched a new initiative intended to fill in financial
gaps where state funding falls short...
The Daily News | October 21, 2017
LCC alumna and retiree Jeane Wirkkala Moksness has generously donated $80,000 to the
LCC Foundation. Her gift includes $75,000 for the Student Success Fund endowment and
$5,000 for LCC's Early Learning Center...
College Relations | October 5, 2017
Sometime during the early morning hours on Friday, the annual “Give More 24!” fundraiser
finally capped the $1 million mark. A few Cowlitz County nonprofits will get to share
in that wealth of fundraising cash...
The Daily News | September 22, 2017
Lower Columbia College on Tuesday announced that the school's foundation has received
a $50,000 gift toward two of its major endowments...
The Daily News | July 26, 2017
Major gift honors family be endowing scholarships, supporting the Student Success
Fund, and naming outdoor pavilion...
Lower Columbia College Foundation | July 25, 2017
In honor of Applied Industries, Inc. Board of Directors and its founder Nadine Williams,
the Lower Columbia College Foundation has announced the establishment of a $335,000
endowment....
The Wahkiakum County Eagle | May 25, 2017
Lower Columbia College announced its 2017 Alumna of the Year Friday with the selection
of Dr. P.J. Peterson....
The Daily News | May 5, 2017
The final tally is around $43,000 this year. Combined with last year's campaign, Students
in Need has generated about $81,500 to help local Lower Columbia College students
stay on track.....
The Daily News | April 30, 2017
Just days after Lower Columbia College's Student Success Fund received a large donation
from a local philanthropist, the LCC Foundation Thursday announced another large contribution...
The Daily News | April 28, 2017
Richard Nau, an investor, philanthropist and retired Longview pathologist, will contribute
$60,000 to LCC's Student Success Fund in the form of an endowment...
The Daily News | April 22, 2017
On behalf of Lower Columbia College I would like to thank The Daily News for supporting
the future of Cowlitz County with the Students in Need campaign....
The Daily News | March 19, 2017
If it weren't for Lower Columbia College's Student Success Fund, it would have been
difficult, if not impossible, for students Kayla Curtis and Scott Houston to finish
their degrees...
The Daily News | March 19, 2017
Lower Columbia College Saturday awarded The Daily News with its first-ever Community Partner of the Year Award for the newspaper's “Students
in Need” campaign to help students stay in school....
The Daily News | September 12, 2016
The success of Students in Need shows our community believes in each other and that
we want to overcome life's economic and education challenges....
The Daily News | July 22, 2016