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The Hollins Campaign for Women Who Are Going Places
A Comprehensive $125 Million Campaign: 2002-2010
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The Hollins Campaign

The Hollins Campaign

The Vision for Hollins’ Future

The largest fundraising campaign in Hollins’ history

Our vision for Hollins' future: to ensure that women who are going places continue to choose Hollins — that future generations of women who will be noted writers, artists, entrepreneurs, scientists, teachers, social activists, mothers, community leaders, and lifelong learners will be well prepared through their educational experiences at Hollins.

The vision is clear, but it requires unprecedented support from our friends, and most particularly our alumnae, who have been the beneficiaries of Hollins' commitment to single-sex education.

We ask those who believe in Hollins and in women's education to invest in her future and ensure extraordinary educational opportunities for future generations of talented students at Hollins.

To ensure our future, we are committed to three essential overarching priorities of The Hollins Campaign for Women Who Are Going Places:

  • Endowing the future for talented students, faculty, and staff;
  • Preserving our heritage and meeting the needs of our contemporary students through renovations to academic and campus life facilities and protecting our viewshed.
  • Anchoring our legacy through a strong financial foundation of restricted and unrestricted annual operating support (The Hollins Fund).

By focusing on these priorities and the specific goals within them, Hollins will be positioned not only to meet today's needs, but also to thrive in tomorrow's complex world.

I urge you to read on and find out more about The Hollins Campaign for Women Who Are Going Places and then envision how your gift can have a lasting, perhaps a transforming, impact on Hollins and her students.

Nancy O. Gray
President