Philanthropy luncheon

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The Augusta Technical College Foundation is pleased to announce that two of our donors, Georgia Power and the Widow’s Home of Augusta, Inc., were recently recognized at the Association of Fundraising Professionals’ National Philanthropy Day Awards luncheon on November 10th.

The Augusta Tech Foundation nominated Georgia Power for Outstanding Corporation and The Widow’s Home of Augusta for Outstanding Volunteer Association. The Widow’s Home has granted us funding to purchase textbooks for the Special Populations’ Lending Library. Georgia Power is an annual supporter of the foundation.

Beverly Peltier (l), Widow’s Home representative, and Augusta Tech Foundation President Tim Maund (r)

Truett Evanson of Georgia Power (l), Beverly Peltier and Tim Maund