Celebrate 50 Years of Changing Lives
As we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of ADP, we invite you to honor this milestone by investing in the success of today’s students and tomorrow’s leaders.
Every gift helps an adult learner stay on the path to graduation.
- $50 for 50 Years – Provides access to additional online tutoring, giving students the academic support they need to succeed.
- $100 – Covers the cost of a standardized test for a future teacher as they work toward their career goals.
- $500 – Provides textbooks for a semester for a student facing financial hardship.
- $1,500 – Funds one class for a student in need, helping them stay enrolled and continue progressing toward their degree.
- $5,000 – Completes our Challenge Gift and is equivalent to sending one student on a life-changing Study Abroad experience.
For adult learners, returning to college and earning a degree is an extraordinary act of perseverance. Our students balance coursework with careers, families, and countless responsibilities. They draw on savings, financial aid, scholarships, and the support of loved ones to make their education possible. Yet even the most dedicated students can face unexpected obstacles—a job loss, a medical emergency, or a family crisis—that put their dreams at risk.
That’s where caring supporters like you make all the difference.
Your generosity provides a safety net when life takes an unexpected turn, helping students remain in the Adult Degree Program and continue benefiting from the transformational educational experiences that define ADP. When students know they have a community standing behind them, they are empowered to keep moving forward, even through life’s toughest challenges.
As we celebrate the 50th Anniversary of ADP, we invite you to honor this milestone by investing in the success of today’s students and tomorrow’s leaders.
Make your gift and help us maximize this Challenge Gift opportunity.
Together, let’s celebrate 50 years of opportunity—and ensure the next generation of ADP students has the support they need to succeed
