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This endowment will provide a long-term funding solution with critical, built-in flexibility to address future needs. The annual yield from this endowment will provide a flexible resource to address the challenges and opportunities presented to Carolina Athletics in the years ahead.

Provides support for various performing arts initiatives of Carolina faculty, students, and staff who work in collaboration with the Stone Center in fulfilling its mission and is named for the late Professors Charles M. Weiss and Shirley F. Weiss.

Every Carolina fan can be a part of providing athletic and educational opportunities to student-athletes with memberships to The Rams Club. As a part of The Rams Club, every member helps Carolina Athletics meet its most pressing needs.

The Scholarship Endowment provides critical, long-term support for Carolina’s athletic scholarship program. Scholarship donors provide the opportunities for gifted student-athletes to gain a world-class education while competing for one of the nation’s top athletics programs.

The Football Excellence Fund is designed to provide immediate, unrestricted funding to address the current needs of the Carolina Football program.

Provides support for interpersonal, professional, and leadership programming and development opportunities. This fund enriches a student-athlete’s experience by building on the valuable life skills developed through team sports, such as time management, decision-making, leadership, and teamwork.

This endowment will provide a long-term funding solution with critical, built-in flexibility to address future needs. The annual yield from this endowment will provide a flexible resource to address the challenges and opportunities presented to Carolina Athletics in the years ahead.

Provides support for the Stone Center to respond to pressing programmatic needs and pursue new opportunities, as well as collaborate on innovative projects with faculty, students, and staff.

Named in honor of alumni Richard “Stick” Williams (Class of 1975) and Teresa Holland Williams (Class of 1977), whose generous seed gift established the endowment. Its purpose is to provide a permanent source of support that strengthens our sustainability, safeguards our mission and preserves the Stone Center’s lasting impact for generations to come.

Provides support for professional development experiences for students through internships with the Stone Center. The Fellowship, named for UNC-Chapel Hill alum Sean Douglas, a U.S. Army veteran, aviator and community leader, provides semester-long paid internships. Students work directly with Stone Center staff to develop meaningful service and engagement experiences on campus and in the surrounding communities.