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Umpqua Community College

Umpqua Community College is the regional center for higher education in Douglas County, Oregon, proudly offering an ever-expanding array of in-demand college degree, workforce development, and community learning programs.

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UCC Foundation

Supporting UCC’s mission

The Umpqua Community College Foundation is dedicated to helping UCC transform lives by making higher education accessible to anyone who dreams of going to college and making a difference in their communities.

The Foundation leverages grants and private gifts of all sizes to fund scholarships and an array of other activities to make college more affordable for students, support technology and facility upgrades, enhance educational offerings and more.

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Legacy Ball 2026 - Parisian Mystique November 13, 2026
Legacy Ball—Parisian Mystique
Seven Feathers Casino Resort
Nov. 13, 2026

UCC Foundation Board

Our board members are trusted community and regional leaders from a variety of area businesses and industries.

Foundation Board Members

Board Member Open Recruitment

We are looking for volunteers who would like to serve as a leader, ambassador, and advocate for the UCC Foundation. We are looking for candidates in local industries and community groups that are not already present on our Board. Applications for board membership are accepted on a rolling basis and considered during the Board’s annual review cycle each March.

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“I am blessed to have been awarded these scholarships because I would not be able to attend school without them. This will help stretch out my resources that I have saved up and this keeps me from having to take out loans.”
Ellison HuffmanUCC Scholarship Recipient
Ellison Huffman
“I will worry less about paying for gas because I have a 100-mile round trip to get to school. I won’t have to sacrifice getting things that my kids need. This really takes the pressure off.”
Babette CousineauUCC Scholarship Recipient
Babette Cousineau
“This means a lot to me because I am essentially a first-gen student, my parents were only able to attend one semester of college, and my siblings haven’t gone to college. I also have an opportunity to do track and field. These scholarships will relieve financial stress and provide ease into transferring to a 4-yr. college.”
Kambree LeeUCC Scholarship Recipient
Kambree Lee
“Being that I am a full-time dad and full-time student, receiving this scholarship enables me to focus on studies and develop into the best nurse I can be, which will impact both my family and community positively.”
David FrostUCC Scholarship Recipient
David Frost
“I’m living on my own and working part-time, while I am a full-time welding student. With this scholarship, I will be able to buy my welding supplies and continue to go to school and finish and get my degree.”
Jessica Easterly UCC Scholarship Recipient
Jessica Easterly

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