Centennial Endowment Fund

In celebration of the college’s 100-year anniversary in 2023, an endowment campaign was created to support annual scholarships for students. The goal of the Centennial Endowment Fund is to raise $100,000 to support individuals working toward their associate degree in nursing (ADN) and those working toward their associate degree in teaching, both career paths that are in high demand.

The initiative will continue with the hopes of adding to the endowment funds so that the college can extend scholarship opportunities for additional degree programs for the future.

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Century Club

The Century Club is a group of individuals and businesses that work to advance the mission of Hill College through memberships. Monies raised through memberships go toward specified projects that are not funded by federal, state, or local dollars.

The Century Club strives to bring individuals together who are passionate about furthering the college’s mission. Membership dues provide annual resources that allow the college to fund a wide variety of meaningful projects that would otherwise not be possible.

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Performing Arts Series 30 for 30 Campaign

In celebration of the 30th anniversary of the Phillip H. Lowe Performing Arts Series, the college has launched a fundraising campaign, “30 for 30,” to support future programming for the series. Each year, the Performing Arts Series brings exceptional performances for the community, students, faculty, and staff.

The goal of the campaign is to raise $30,000 during the 2023–2024 academic year, providing funds for future programming, ensuring that Hill College and the Performing Arts Series continue to offer the quality performances audiences have come to expect.

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Texas Heritage Museum

The Texas Heritage Museum houses the museum’s collection of historical artifacts spanning from the Texas Republic through the Vietnam War, as well the Historical Research Center and the Hill College Press. Accredited by the American Alliance of Museums, the museum presents relevant exhibitions for Texas history enthusiasts, historians, and those interested in Texas veterans.

The museum is also home to the Official Texas State Medal of Honor Memorial to Native-Born Texans. The memorial honors Audie Murphy, the most decorated soldier of World War II, and Samuel Dealey, the most decorated sailor of World War II, in addition to other native-born Texans who have served this country in times of war.

Memberships support the museum’s ability to provide quality exhibitions and programming for students and the public. The brick program allows individuals to sponsor a brick for veterans, family members, current or former students, or an organization. Bricks are placed in front of the Medal of Honor Memorial. Proceeds support the museum and maintenance of the memorial.

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