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    SSU Inducts the Inaugural Class of the Richard R. Wright, Sr. Giving Society, Celebrating $4.7M in Lifetime Philanthropic Impact – Savannah Herald

    Savannah HeraldBy Savannah HeraldSeptember 30, 20262 Mins Read
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    Savannah State Update:

    Key takeaways
    • Collective giving of $4,738,405 supported student scholarships, academic programs, and institutional growth at Savannah State University.
    • The Richard R. Wright, Sr. Giving Society honors visionary donors who help eliminate financial barriers and ensure long-term university vitality.
    • The inaugural class features prominent alumni, civic leaders, and couples whose combined generosity advances Savannah State University's mission.
    • Adrian Scott applauded donors for building a bridge to opportunity, transforming students' lives through steadfast commitment.

    Savannah State University (SSU) honored a distinguished cohort of philanthropic leaders during its Richard R. Wright, Sr. Giving Society Induction Ceremony. The society recognizes individuals and couples whose cumulative lifetime giving to the university has reached $100,000 or more.

    Collectively, the newly inducted honorees have contributed $4,738,405 to Savannah State, providing vital funding for student scholarships, academic programs, and institutional growth.

    Named in honor of SSU’s founding president, the Richard R. Wright, Sr. Giving Society celebrates donors whose visionary support helps eliminate financial barriers for students and ensures the long-term vitality of the university.

    “The extraordinary generosity of these inductees directly transforms the lives of our students,” said Adrian Scott, SSU Vice President for University Advancement. “By investing in Savannah State, our donors are not only honoring the vision of President Wright, but they are also building a bridge to opportunity for the next generation of Tiger leaders. We are deeply grateful for their steadfast commitment to our campus community.”

    The newly inducted members of the Richard R. Wright, Sr. Giving Society include:

    Mr. Curtis Anderson

    Dr. Robert (Bobby) & Mrs. Monica Burgess

    Mr. Lemuel & Mrs. Beatrice Campbell

    Capt. Donnie Cochran, USN (Ret.)

    Mr. Arthur & Mrs. Vivian Davis

    Dr. James Densler

    Mr. Wilburn Eason

    Mr. Cyrus Jackson

    Mr. Robert Jepson

    Mrs. Patricia Kabela

    Mr. John Kane

    Dr. Percy Mack

    Ms. Nancy McCabe

    Mr. Henry Nash

    Mr. Clark Price, Jr.

    Mr. Shannon Sharpe

    Dr. Jacquelyn Stephens

    Dr. Marilyn Taylor

    Willie Walker, Esq.

    Dr. Clemontine Washington

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