The excitement is building as we kick off the Pioneer Giving Campaign, aimed at securing funds to outfit our new Health and Sciences Center. This innovative space is set to become the home for our Allied Health, Emergency Medical Services, Nursing, and other science programs, like Biology and Chemistry. The North Carolina General Assembly generously granted a $30 million dollar appropriation to kickstart the construction of the facility. An anticipated $5 million dollars is needed for simulation equipment and other technology to transform this space into a world-class healthcare training facility.
Raising $5 million dollars is no small task and we need your help to meet this goal. You can have the distinction of being an initial donor.
We have many gift level options, but any amount is greatly appreciated. In honor of Isothermal’s 60th Anniversary, you’ll notice a “60’s” theme in the giving amounts.
You may pay online now or connect with us and request an invoice to pay later.
For information about making pledges, gifts larger than $6000, recurring annual donations, or to request an invoice, please contact the Development Office at 828-395-1624.
"Embarking on my nursing journey presented its share of challenges, from balancing the coursework and clinical hours, to mastering practical skills that required relentless dedication. The nursing program has profoundly impacted my life, fostering empathy and sharpening critical thinking skills. This program has also given me leadership opportunities as being elected the president for the Student Nurse Association. I will graduate in May and feel equipped by this program to provide compassionate care, having transformed challenges into stepping stones towards a fulfilling and impactful career as a nurse." Kaylyn Luckadoo, student
"I am deeply grateful for the unwavering support I received from my Isothermal Community College family. Without the encouragement and assistance I received, I would not have reached the point I am at today. This challenging journey has transformed not only my career path, but it has sparked my empathy and compassion that will undoubtedly shape my approach to patient care. I carry with me the lessons learned from this journey, armed with a newfound resilience and an unwavering commitment to making a difference in the lives of those I get the pleasure of caring for." Magan Sisk, student
"As a single mom with 3 small kids, I enrolled in Isothermal’s nursing program. It was hard but I learned a lot from Dr. Wiltshire. Then, a year later, I was a Licensed Practical Nurse and started a job that I’ve had for 20 years.
Then I decided after 20 years to go back to ICC and obtain my RN. It was hard but worth it. I learned so much from this journey. The instructors are very caring and have taught me how to become a good nurse. Isothermal has helped me and changed my life." Buffy Lynch, alumna
Online: Follow the link on this page for a quick and secure donation form.
In-person: Contact Isothermal's Development Office at 828-395-1624 or email tharrill@isothermal.edu to schedule a visit.
Mail: Mailing checks made out to ICC Foundation (please use Pioneer Giving Campaign in the memo section) to the Development Office.
ICC Foundation
PO Box 804
Spindale, NC
Dr.
Thad Harrill
Chief Development Officer
tharrill@isothermal.edu
828-395-1624
Anne Hardy
Coordinator of Annual Fund and Grants Development
ahardy@isothermal.edu
828-395-4218