The Vision:
The David and Washington McDonogh Endowed Scholarship Fund honors the legacy of David and Washington McDonogh, who arrived at Lafayette in 1838 and became part of the College's history. David McDonogh went on to become Lafayette's first Black graduate in 1844, leaving a legacy that continues to inspire generations of students.
Today, the scholarship helps expand access to a Lafayette education for students with demonstrated financial need.
Where Your Gift Goes:
- Student Scholarships: Provides scholarship support for students with demonstrated financial need, helping ensure talented students have access to the opportunities available at Lafayette.
- Opportunity & Access: Helps make a Lafayette education accessible to talented students with demonstrated financial need.
- A Lasting Legacy: Honors the lives and contributions of David and Washington McDonogh while supporting future generations of Lafayette students.
The Impact:
Established through a bequest from Edward M. Phillips '58, the David and Washington McDonogh Scholarship Fund supports minority students with demonstrated financial need.
Your support helps expand access to a Lafayette education while honoring the legacy of David and Washington McDonogh.
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