To donate and grow this fund to help more students, click here and select the El.Camino Student Emergency Fund as the designation (current default option). Thank you for supporting our students
with your gift. The world needs more kindness during this difficult time.
These donors have generously given to the El Camino Student Emergency Fund and/or Warrior Pantry. We are grateful for your acts of kindness and your quick response to help those adversely affected by COVID-19. Nearly $135,000 in critical support can now assist our most needy students. Again, thank you from the bottom of the Foundation's heart. ❤️
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Thea Abayan Maheen Adamjee Kathy & Jose Anaya Jennifer Annick Anonymous Ashley Mae Balbas Barton Brands of California Susan Bickford Ray Billig Hilary & Robert Bittner Kim & Craig Blum Sari & Don Brann Natalia Brar Debra Breckheimer Sierra Brooks Jason Calizar Moira Camacho Kate Choi & Greg Moon Rick Christophersen Christine & Harrison Clay Karimah Cleveland Theresa & Michael Clifford Jeremy Cole Robin Collett Geraldine Condori Lisa Conrad Diana & Mark Crossman Heidi Cunningham Joyce Dallal Kristie Daniel-DiGregorio & Gino DiGregorio Alison & Frank Davis Kevin Degnan Ligia Diaz Teri & Patrick Doucette Dina & Robin Dreizler Kyle Ebersole Delaney Elce-Stellino John Ellington Steven English Krisha Felicilda |
Melissa Ferguson Katherine Fleming Renee Galbavy Christine Garcia David Gendron Carla Gersh Donald Goldberg Yang Guo Marcia & Jerry Haber LA County Supervisor Janice Hahn Wilma Hairston Joseph Hardesty Mary Ann Harmon Hawthorne LAX Lennox Rotary Jan Hearn Jane & Mark Hebson Deborah Herzik Mahnoor Hussain Miriam Ifill Grut Art Irizarry Camil Jenkin Pati Johnson Carolyn & Donald Jurk Shimonee Kadakia Yuko Kawasaki & Greg Cohn Judy & Dan Keenan Elayne Kelley Margaret Kidwell-Udin Kinecta Community Foundation Sherry & Ian Kramer Scott Kushigemachi Julie & Frederick Land Philip Lau Marion & Richard Leonhard Richard Levy Stephen Lloyd Laurie & Stephen Love Kathy & Raymond Lovell Therrin Mallard |
Rose Mahowald Dena & Mike Maloney Manhattan Beach Rotary Peter Marcoux Crystle and Arnold Martin Anna Mavromati Laurie & Tom McCarthy Darcie McClelland Mary McMillan Gary Medina Lisa Mednick Takami Marlon Mendez Myrna Mendoza Walter Meyer Dora Miranda Liz & Ben Mitchell Patti Mitsunaga Jane Miyashiro Maria & Ross Miyashiro Jack Mulkey Kristina Nairn Lucy Nelson Russ Noel Family Trust Lisa & Charles Noski Paula & Steve Packwood Palos Verdes Peninsula Rotary Foundation Parker & Covert LLP Dipte and Danny Patel Vasu Patel Le Valley Pattison Barbara Perez Mililani Phillips The Pipkin Family Karen Preciado Marilyn & Ken Prindle William Pratt Dominique Quiambao The Quintana Family Leonid Rachman Emily Rader Red Car Brewery |
Redondo Beach Rotary Ryan Ritchie Tatiana Roque Rotary Club of Palos Verdes Sunset Kim Runkle Portia Rushin-Sorunke Andrea & Jim Sala Russell Serr Jean & Gary Shankweiler Susan Shapiro-Baker Brian Sieroty Angela Simon Jacquelyn Sims Luukia Smith Dionne Smith-Avery Laura Sorensen Marc Stevens Chesterlean & Howard Story Annette Sumrall Lynn Taylor Sharilyn Thomas Mercedes & Charles Thompson Nancy & Russ Tonner Torrance Bakery Maura Tremblay Katherine & Wilber Umana Evelyn & Samuel Uyemura Anne Valle Dickie Van Breene & Mark Burton Starleen & George Van Buren Kathy & Paul Wafer Nancy & Michael Waldner Heidi & Joe Wang Kristine & Mark Waronek Ayaka Watari Karen Whitney Alexander Wojtowich Erica Yanagida |
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Giving Tuesday NowTHANKS TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED. WE HAD A VERY SUCCESSFUL DAY OF GIVING. WE APPRECIATE THE COMMUNITY'S SUPPORT! Giving back isn’t cancelled. You too can express generosity right from your own home while social distancing. #GivingTuesdayNow is a new global action day for giving and unity in response to COVID-19. All gifts through May 5th will count. Click here to give today! |
Foundation and Scholarship Office
Effective March 18, the Foundation and Scholarship office has closed until further notice. However, staff is working remotely to continue to service the needs of our students.
If you currently have an El Camino College scholarship and have turned in a reimbursement form, your check will be mailed to you. We are currently calling students to verify mailing addresses, so if you receive a message from us, please call back so we can mail your check ASAP.
If you have any reimbursements, you may submit a picture of your receipts online at scholarship@elcamino.edu and we will mail you a check. If you have any questions, please contact us at scholarship@elcamino.edu or 310-660-6541. We will be checking email and voicemail regularly.
If you applied for a scholarship for fall 2020, you will be notified by Friday, May 15 if a scholarship was awarded. Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work together to navigate through these uncertain and unprecedented times.
Established in 1983, the El Camino College Foundation was set up as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, to support higher education, arts and athletics. Coincidentally, the state began charging for community college in 1984. As student demographics changed and state funding decreased, the Foundation’s focus shifted to support student scholarships, academic programs and STEM education.
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Its scholarship season at El Camino College! The Foundation office is gearing up to award over 600 scholarships to as many deserving students as possible. The ECCF Scholarship Reception and Ceremony will take place on May 7, 2019. Thank you to all the students who took time out of their studies and busy schedules to apply for a scholarship. |
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Learn how the South Bay Promise helps El Camino College students!
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In the fall of 2018, with the help of the El Camino College Foundation and South Bay community partners, the South Bay Promise will be available for all high school seniors in the El Camino Community College District. Enrollment fees for the first year will be paid for up to 500 high school graduates who commit to attending El Camino College full-time (12 units) in the fall immediately following graduation and complete the necessary matriculation steps to ensure success. The South Bay Promise hopes to attract high school seniors to El Camino College at little or no cost to them. |
Through the South Bay Promise, students will go from high school directly to El Camino
College with the choice of two pathways: transfer to a four-year university or career
education.
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"I am the first to attend college in my family. Going to college wasn't on my radar until I heard about the South Bay Promise program from my counselor. El Camino College has been great; I plan to major in Kinesiology." - Miguel Canche-Chan |
