Delta College Foundation

Educational expenditures included purchases of supplies for classroom use, transfers of cash for nonendowed scholarships and transfers of donated equipment for instructional purposes. Supplies purchased included medical equipment and dental hygiene consumables. Donated equipment included diesel engines and 10 engines, 3 transmission, a vehicle, and a robot for technical trades & manufacturing division. Other items donated included a photobooth for chocolate affair, parking lot for the saginaw center, and folk art for the foundation. The foundation also published two issues of a magazine, "journeys", that highlights educational programs at delta college, special events and personal success stories. It was mailed to approximately 55,000 households in the great lakes bay region. These expenditures benefitted students and staff in the college community and residents who live in the surrounding area.

Nonacademic student assistance provided emergency support to delta college students who were attending classes, but had barriers that threatened their ability to successfully complete their courses. Assistance included payments for rent, utilities, vehicle repairs, groceries and refurbished computers to help them complete the semester. All students who received aid were referred by college faculty or staff. Approximately 329 students received emergency assistance.