Ways to Give
Scholarships
Give a student the gift of a lifetime. Coastline College has changed the lives of many students through the annual Student Scholarship Awards Program.
General Scholarship Fund
Scholarships provided by private donations, in addition to business and industry, have enabled Coastline students to make a difference in the communities they serve.
Establish a Scholarship
Coastline invites you to set up a new scholarship rather than contributing to an existing one by emailing us at foundation@coastline.edu.
FAQs
- How will my donation change a student's life?
- Many scholarship recipients are first-time college students, re-entry adults, career changers or single parents striving to complete their educational goals. For these students, a scholarship award can make a profound difference in the continued success of their college program or career.
- How can I support the program?
- To contribute to the Scholarship Program, mail a completed donor form and your tax deductible donation, payable to the Coastline College Foundation, to the address as shown on the application. There is no limit to the amount you may donate. Donors of $250 or more may choose a title for their scholarship(s) (e.g., The John Doe Scholarship of Excellence) and recommend criteria for the award. You also may wish to contribute to a general endowment fund where the interest is used to fund new scholarships.
- How will I be recognized for my contribution?
- Your generosity will be noted in several Coastline publications, including the Scholarship Reception Program, Graduation Program, and Annual Report. In addition, for any donation of $500 or more, your name will be added to our Wall of Recognition located at the College Center in Fountain Valley. Donors of $250 or more will be invited to meet the recipients and present their scholarships at the annual Scholarship Awards Dinner. For more information, please call (714) 241-6154 or email foundation@coastline.edu.
Annual Fund
Setting up an annual donation will prompt a reminder each year to invite you to once again contribute in such a meaningful way.
#GivingTuesday
Giving Tuesday is a global movement built by individuals, families, organizations, and communities, who come together to participate in 24 hours of unprecedented nonprofit giving. It is an opportunity for people around the world to come together to thank, help, give, show kindness, and share what they have with those in need. It's your chance to make a real difference, right here in our own community.
Legacy Gift
Legacy gifts are an incredible way to encourage, inspire, and provide for students of Coastline. Contact Coastline Foundation for more info.
Naming Opportunity
Coastline boasts three beautiful academic campuses and you have the opportunity to add your name to them with dedications on key features like stairs, classrooms, labs, landmarks, benches, and the Newport Beach Art Gallery.
Tribute / Donate in a Loved One’s Name
Honor your loved one by setting up a donation fund in his/her/their name.
Estate / Planned Giving
Plan to donate with a gift to Coastline through a will, trust, or life insurance policy.
Student Life / Student Services
Coastline's Student Services work to maximize students' experience by helping them get help, get involved, and get active. Contact Coastline Foundation about how to donate.
Esports Club
Invest in a bright future by contributing to Coastline's Esports Club Scholarship. For more information, contact Esports Club Advisor, Stephanie Bridges.
Pre-Med Club
The Pre-Med Club aims to support Coastline College students pursuing a career in healthcare including - but not limited to - nursing, MD or DO, dentistry, veterinary, optometry, pharmacy, PA, occupational therapy.
Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS)
Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS) is designed to help underserved, at-promise students from low-income backgrounds achieve their academic and personal goals - whether it be earning a certificate, associate's degree, or transferring to a four-year university.
Disability Services (Special Programs & Services)
At Coastline we provide Mainstream Support Services, Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program & Services, Intellectual Disabilities (ID) Program & Services, Career Options through Academic Support and Training (COAST) Program, and Adaptive Fitness.
Dolphin Assistance Program
Your gift will help vulnerable Coastline students with urgent financial assistance for food, rent, basic necessities, child care, textbooks, tuition assistance and more.
Dream Resource (Undocumented Students)
Coastline College strives to provide equitable access to education for all our students that meet the needs and interests of our undocumented/mixed status. We aim to maximize the personal and academic opportunities of our students in partnership with the college and community organizations. Our goal is to increase the engagement and retention of our Dream students by providing a safe, supportive, and welcoming environment.
Food Assistance
The department of Basic Needs, under the direction of Student Equity provides food assistance for all Coastline students who are experiencing immediate food insecurity through the Coastline Food Pantry, scheduled Food Box pick up and information about the Cal Fresh Program.
NextUp
NextUp is a supplemental program housed within EOPS. It is designed to provide support services and other resources, including direct aid to current and former foster youth.
Veterans Resource Centers (VRC)
Our three Veterans Resource Centers (VRC) provide Coastline student and community veterans with an informative and supportive environment with transition assistance - including personal assistance - educational guidance, and professional resource support services.
Academics
Academic offerings at Coastline include Associates Degrees, Certificates, as well as Special Programs & Services. Contact Coastline Foundation about how to donate.
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program
Coastline's ABI Program is a demanding one-year educational program designed to provide structured cognitive retraining for adults who have sustained a brain injury due to traumatic or non-traumatic injuries.
Art Gallery
Coastline Art Gallery is a vital and respected art venue serving Orange County art students, artists, and art enthusiasts.
Biological Sciences & Allied Health Department
Offers a range of introductory and advanced life science courses here at Coastline College. Research opportunities for Coastline students have recently included innovation in prosthetic models, statistical analysis of plant and invertebrate community data, and native plant propagation.
Cybersecurity Collegiate Team
Coastline College's CIS-CST-CYBR Department is one of the most vibrant and innovative computer training providers in the Southland.
English & Humanities Department
Helping students communicate effectively on paper is instrumental to academic and professional success. The English & Humanities Department also hosts events to engage and inspire those who cherish the written word.
Intellectural Disabilities (ID) Program
The ID program offers classes and new certificates designed especially for students with lower cognitive skills, i.e., students who exhibit below-average intellectual functioning and a potential for measurable achievement in an instructional or employment setting.
Human Anatomy Dissection Suite
Coastline was awarded a grant from the John Stauffer Charitable Trust to develop a human cadaver lab program. The John Stauffer Human Anatomy Suite provides experiential learning opportunities for students entering the healthcare field. Donations go toward supplies, materials, and teaching opportunities for the John Stauffer Human Anatomy Suite.
