Beyond Limits Impact

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Campaign Impact

We’re going beyond limits together.

In 2025, College President Rev. Kenneth R. Sicard, O.P. ’78, ’82G announced PC’s most ambitious fundraising endeavor — Beyond Limits: The Campaign for Providence College.

Since then, the PC community has been answering the call. While we’ve made impressive progress, we have much more to accomplish together.

BY THE NUMBERS

as of June 1, 2026

0241.8

raised toward $300 million goal

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080

secured in new endowed funding, including $46M for student financial aid

063

of alumni base engaged in giving, events, volunteerism, and communication

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032.9

BY PRIORITY

as of June 1, 2026

ACADEMICS $36.9M raised to date Ben Mondor Center for Nursing and Health Science The new home for programs in nursing and health sciences, the 125,000 square-foot building was named in recognition of a $10M gift from Madeleine Mondor. Veritas Research Fund Supports undergraduate research in collaboration with faculty mentors. Huxley Capital A paid summer fellowship program that gives business students hands-on asset-management experience by managing a real 60/40 investment portfolio under faculty mentorship.
EXPERIENCE $64.3M raised to date Health & Wellness Support for the Personal Counseling Center’s programming and campus outreach, as well as a comprehensive wellness initiative that includes resources for students struggling with addiction. Athletics Support across all of PC Athletics, including revenue sharing, team-specific resources, facilities, travel, equipment, and scholarships. This includes new funding to establish endowed coaching positions and provide resources for the men’s and women’s golf teams. Campus Ministry Programs Funding promotes a vibrant Catholic community through prayer, fellowship, service, retreats, small-group peer ministry, pre-orientation service immersion, pilgrimages, and regular faith-formation events.
ACCESS $69.5M raised to date Ronald ’62, ’25Hon. and Janet Stride Family Scholarship Supports full undergraduate scholarships for students with financial need from Brooklyn. Posse Program Fund Supports programming associated with PC’s Posse cohorts, including staffing, travel, event-related costs, and conference fees. St. Catherine of Siena Nursing Scholarship Fund Supports undergraduate scholarships for students with demonstrated financial need, with preference for nursing students.
THE FUND FOR PROVIDENCE COLLEGE $32.9M raised to date Institutional Agility Flexible resources that allow Providence College to respond quickly to emerging priorities and time-sensitive needs. Student Access & Affordability Support for undergraduate financial aid and timely assistance for students facing unexpected financial challenges. Student Experience & Well-Being Access to the tools and resources required for academic success and personal development.

IN ACTION

Maribel Veiga ’27

ASPIRING DOCTOR

“I came to PC not knowing what to expect, and I was a bit shy. But now, I feel like I can do anything.”

Rev. Kenneth R. Sicard, O.P. ’78, ’82G

College President

“As higher education faces increasing competition and shifting demographics, Beyond Limits is our commitment to securing Providence College’s place as a rising national leader.”

Ronald Stride ’62

ALUMNI DONOR

“No one in my family had ever gone to college. My father was an engineer on a train. I wanted to experience the world beyond Brooklyn.”

Humanizing the Professions, Professionalizing the Humanities

Provost Thomas Smith, Ph.D. talks about how Beyond Limits is helping to secure PC’s place as a leader in higher education.

Educating Healers

Megan Smith ’91, Campaign Co-Chair and College Trustee, and Elizabeth Brunick ’28, nursing student, share the impact of The Ben Mondor Center for Nursing and Health Sciences, made possible by Beyond Limits.

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