Celebrate 75 Years of Opportunity With CCE
  For 75 years, Sacramento State’s College of Continuing Education
  (CCE) has been a launchpad for dreamers and doers. Since 1949,
  CCE has opened doors for comebackers, first-generation students,
  working parents, career changers, and lifelong learners —
  empowering individuals and organizations alike, while
  strengthening the workforce for the future. We’ve been here to
  provide flexible, high-quality programs that keep pace with our
  community’s evolving needs.
  Now, we’re turning 75 — and we’re throwing our energy into the
  future. Our goal: raise $75,000 to fuel the Adult Learner
  Success Fund, which breaks down barriers with resources
  like personalized advising, Start-Up Grants to kick off the
  journey, and Finish Line Grants to help students cross that
  graduation stage with pride.
  Your gift — big or small — makes a real difference.
  Together, let’s honor 75 years of impact and build an even
  brighter tomorrow for learners of all ages.
  Giving Levels
  Give the Gift of Education 
  The Public Policy Institute of California predicts that
  California will fall short of economic demand by 1.1 million
  college graduates by 2030. In Sacramento, 60,000 adults are less
  than 15 units from finishing their degree. 
  With your gift to any of the following funds, we can bridge the
  gap together for a more prosperous future.
  Degree completion 
  HornetAttain! Degree Completion Scholarship 
  Issue: Many college students are unable to complete
  their degree for a variety of reasons. Due to personal and
  financial commitments, it can be difficult for them to
  return. 
  How you can help: Your gift provides scholarships to
  help remove financial barriers for adults returning to complete
  their degree. CCE programs are designed for working professionals
  to attain an undergraduate degree, which is critical for
  employment and career advancement.  
  
  Give to make a difference 
  Dean’s Fund
  Dean Innovation Fund 
  Issue: Frequently, the only thing holding a student back
  is access to technology or meeting basic needs such as housing,
  transportation, family support, or healthcare. 
  How you can help: Your gift to the fund provides the
  Dean flexibility to address the immediate needs of adult learners
  and the needs of the college.    
  
  Give to make a difference  
  First responders 
  First Responder Support 
  Issue: Traditional student financial aid is not
  available for students enrolled in first responder
  programs.  
  How you can help: Your donation to support future first
  responders provides scholarships to program applicants, as well
  as critical supplies and training equipment for the
  program.  
  
  Give to make a difference 
  Certificates & credentialing 
  Certificate & Credentialing Award 
  Issue: Traditional student aid is not available for
  students seeking certificates or credentials to advance their
  careers.  
  How you can help: Your gift supports scholarships to
  help pay for the cost of course fees and materials for working
  adults, resulting in career advancement and increased
  earnings.  
  
  Give to make a difference 
  Graduate degree completion 
  Graduate Degree Completion Scholarship 
  Issue: Scholarships aren’t currently available for
  adults pursuing a graduate degree.  
  How you can help: Your contribution allows us to provide
  scholarships that remove financial barriers that currently
  prevent adults from earning an advanced degree.  
  
  Give to make a difference 
  Youth programs 
  Jill Matsueda Youth Program Award 
  Issue: High school students often don’t have access to
  the resources needed to explore education and career
  pathways.  
  How you can help: Your donation provides tuition
  assistance and technology support, which allows more teens to
  build meaningful skills, explore career opportunities, and work
  with university faculty through enrollment in youth
  programs. 
  
  Give to make a difference 
  Jill Matsueda served as director of Academic Programs at the
  College of Continuing Education (CCE) at Sacramento State from
  1991 to 2020, creating CCE’s Summer Academies in 2012. 
  Travel study abroad 
  Travel Study Abroad Scholarship  
  Issue: Financial barriers often prevent students from
  studying in international and domestic locations.  
  How you can help: Your contribution helps to provide
  partial scholarships to remove financial barriers and provide
  more students the opportunity to pair their area of study with
  real-world experience.  
  
  Give to make a difference 
  Together, we’re bridging the gap and creating opportunities for a
  prosperous future.