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Corporate and Foundation Relations

Invest in the future with a CCBC partnership

The Office of Corporate and Foundation Relations serves as a point of contact for corporate and private foundation partners.

We serve as the CCBC liaison to coordinate communications with external partners and build mutually beneficial relationships that focus on philanthropy, collaboration and partnership-building.

Contact us for more information about specific programs and projects that may be of interest to your organization or to arrange a campus visit.

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Funder project spotlight: Delta Dental Community Cares

$120k

invested in innovation since 2024

Thanks to Delta Dental Community Cares Foundation’s support, CCBC became the first community college in the nation to utilize virtual reality simulation in its Dental Hygiene curriculum.

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students strengthened their skills

VR technology helped dental hygiene students reinforce clinical skills beyond scheduled classroom and clinic hours, building essential workforce skills.

2,431

area residents received preventative dental care

CCBC’s dental hygiene clinical coursework gave students hands-on experience while helping meet the oral health needs of underserved communities.

$120k

invested in innovation since 2024

Thanks to Delta Dental Community Cares Foundation’s support, CCBC became the first community college in the nation to utilize virtual reality simulation in its Dental Hygiene curriculum.

44

students strengthened their skills

VR technology helped dental hygiene students reinforce clinical skills beyond scheduled classroom and clinic hours, building essential workforce skills.

2,431

area residents received preventative dental care

CCBC’s dental hygiene clinical coursework gave students hands-on experience while helping meet the oral health needs of underserved communities.

Women in Philanthropy at CCBC

Since 2013, Women in Philanthropy (WiP) at CCBC has been a driving force for change, uniting women who believe in the power of collective giving. Our members are dedicated to opening doors for women at CCBC, whether through scholarships that make education possible or professional learning grants that fuel lifelong growth.

We'd like to thank...

The Community College of Baltimore County can't achieve our mission without the strategic partnership of our funders. Some of our most significant support this year came from this select group below.

What's the latest?

Community College of Baltimore County receives $15,000 grant to support its summer youth STEM programs

Funding provided by the Caroline Fredricka Holdship Charitable Trust through the PNC Charitable Trusts Grant Review Committee

Maryland's Road to Careers program gifts CCBC

The college received $500,000 in funds for workforce training

CCBC awarded grant from Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation

Nourishing our Neighbors grant increases access to nutritious food; provides nutritional education

Dental student wearing virtual reality gear

CCBC Dental Hygiene program first in U.S. to launch virtual reality training

New technology gives students crucial hands-on experience before working with patients.

Grand opening

CCBC Dundalk celebrates 're-opening' of HVAC facility

The Community College of Baltimore County partnered with the Lowe’s Foundation to renovate their HVAC lab at the Dundalk Campus.

Outside view of Essex Wellness Center

CCBC and Senator Carl Jackson open CCBC Essex pool for community swim access

CCBC Essex pool is open for free community swim, offering rare public access for Baltimore County residents through August 15.

Questions?

Julie Brown

Director, Corporate and Foundation Relations

Jane Morrison

Major Gifts Officer