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Campaign for Carolina serves veterans


UNC is serving those who served our nation through a number of programs supported by gifts to the Campaign for Carolina. Many of these gifts count toward the Red, White, and Carolina Blue Challenge, established by a $20 million commitment, with a challenge to raise an additional $20 million in need-based scholarships for students with military affiliations. (UNC.edu)

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Campaign for Carolina serves veterans