Glendale Community College sports get large, anonymous donation
Ernest Shand, seen during his tenure as men's basketball assistant coach at Benedictine University in Mesa, began in 2023 as women’s head coach at Glendale Community College.
(Photo courtesy of Benedictine University’s sports information office)
An anonymous individual recently donated $100,000 to Glendale Community College.
While the donor requested that their name not be made public, they asked for the funds to be used to support Gaucho Athletics, specifically repairs and improvements to athletic facilities.
“We are thrilled to receive this generous gift. It comes from a first-time donor, and the exciting part is that they came to us because they know how important our sports programs are for the development of student athletes.” Stated Travis Rutt, director of development at GCC, stated in a press release.
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Glendale Community College sports get large, anonymous donation
(Photo courtesy of Benedictine University’s sports information office)
Ernest Shand, seen during his tenure as men's basketball assistant coach at Benedictine University in Mesa, began in 2023 as women’s head coach at Glendale Community College.
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An anonymous individual recently donated $100,000 to Glendale Community College.
While the donor requested that their name not be made public, they asked for the funds to be used to support Gaucho Athletics, specifically repairs and improvements to athletic facilities.
“We are thrilled to receive this generous gift. It comes from a first-time donor, and the exciting part is that they came to us because they know how important our sports programs are for the development of student athletes.” Stated Travis Rutt, director of development at GCC, stated in a press release.
GCC President Tiffany Hernandez stated that the community college is grateful for this generous donation.
"These funds will allow us to better serve our student athletes who are richly deserving of excellence both on and off the field, court, and track," she stated
The development team will work with athletics and the facilities department to determine the priority of needs and allocate the funds.
“GCC's facilities crew does a wonderful job in keeping the fields, courts, and gym in great shape, however there are some improvements that are long overdue. In many ways, this is a recognition for all of the hard work, on and off the field, exhibited by the student athletes." stated GCC Athletics Director Peter Oliszczak.
Gaucho Athletics has 14 teams, a spirit line and an Esports team. Student athletes consistently earn academic awards, along with their numerous championships.
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