Giving Societies

Queens is grateful for the outstanding support we receive from members of our five leadership Giving Societies. Through their personal involvement and significant financial support, members are stewards of Queens' mission to provide transformational experiences for our students and to make the university a key contributor to the cultural and intellectual fabric of Charlotte. Membership levels begin with gifts of $1,500 or more.

Royal Society

The Royal Society of The Queens Fund is the leadership donor society of Queens University of Charlotte. Members exhibit their commitment to the mission of the university through gifts of $1,500 or more to The Queens Fund which are used to provide hundreds of bright, talented students the opportunity to attend Queens. Your support ensures the future of Queens. Read More

Royal Society Membership Roster

The membership roster includes all those who have made gifts or pledges to The Queens Fund from July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012. Read More

Crown Society

Recognizes individuals, small businesses, corporations and foundations that contribute $25,000 or more annually to Queens University of Charlotte. Read More

Ministrare Leadership Society

Recognizes our most committed donors who, either through a one-time transformational gift, or a lifetime of cumulative gifts, have contributed $1 million or more to Queens University of Charlotte. Read More

The Thelma Albright Society

Honors those individuals who have chosen to include Queens University of Charlotte in their estate plans and have notified us of their intentions. Members of this special legacy society have the foresight to understand that the future success of Queens depends on the plans we make today. Read More

Cornerstone Society

This recognition society is comprised of a group of donors in which the University can count on to make a gift to The Queens Fund or the McColl School Excellence Fund each and every year. The Cornerstone Society specifically celebrates donors who have given any amount for five consecutive years or more. Read More

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