Furman University Raises Over $1 Million on Giving Tuesday
More than 515 donors gave $1,067,677 to support student scholarships and engaged learning experiences during Furman’s 13th-annual partnership with Giving Tuesday on Dec. 2.
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More than 515 donors gave $1,067,677 to support student scholarships and engaged learning experiences during Furman’s 13th-annual partnership with Giving Tuesday on Dec. 2.
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