Sharing hope and skills at NC Works
As part of the prestigious State of North Carolina Internship Program, Alexis Douglas spent the summer improving her community one job at a time.
End of Year Giving
Show your financial support for LR and LTSS students and help us close out 2023 strong.
Every day, our students are using their education to make a difference in the world around them. Your support makes a difference for them, directly shaping their university and seminary experiences and providing the resources and opportunities that allow them to take full advantage of their time with us.
When you give to LR and LTSS, your support makes a direct and immediate impact for current students who will use their passion and their gifts they discover here to shape the world for the better.
Ways to Give
- Give Online
Give to Lenoir-Rhyne or give to LTSS by visiting our secure, online giving forms. All major credit cards, PayPal and Venmo are accepted. - Mail in Your Gift
Mail a check to Lenoir-Rhyne University, 625 7th Ave NE, LRU 7467, Hickory, NC 28601. Please note where you would like us to direct your gift. - Call Us
We are glad to help you over the phone. Call us at 828.328.7108. - Transfer Stock or Securities
To transfer stock or securities, please contact Susan Quinn at susan.quinn@lr.edu or 828.328.7982.
With the support of donors, I participated with other LR students in a summer mission experience without worrying about the cost. This experience has helped me grow personally.
Your Gift has a Lifetime of Impact
Our students are directly impacted by your generosity — read on to meet some of these exceptional students.
Rocketing from Hickory to Los Angeles
Caleb Knight '24 has been a leader on the LR rocketry team. In the summer of 2023, he took his skills to the next level with an internship at the top of the aerospace industry.
When tourism, education and service collide
After his first trip to Tanzania, Harrison Hickman '24 began studying Swahili and making plans for his return. Now he's making plans for a longer future in the country he loves.
Meeting the challenges of community service
Inspired by her professors to give back, Jasmine Rodriguez Perez '23 is taking on the demands of work in social services in an internship where she is thriving and making a difference.
Caring for mind, body and spirit
Focusing on physical, mental and spiritual health D'Etta Broam, MACM '23, brings the same joyful spirit to her ministry that she once brought to the young students in her care.
From pharmacist to pastor
The career shift from pharmacy to ministry may seem unusual, but the Rev. Evelyn Fulmore, Pharm.D., M.Div. '24, has moved seamlessly from supporting healthy bodies to caring for healthy spirits.