• Annual Giving - Clinton Junior College receives funding from the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. Additional funds come from the South Atlantic Episcopal District of the A.M.E. Zion Church
• Planned Giving - Insurance Policies, Wills and Trusts
• Grants - Clinton Junior College also receives funds from Federal Government such as the "Strengthening Black Colleges and Universities Grant (Title III)."
• Gifts - Clinton Junior College receives Corporate donations from area, regional and national organizations.
• Monetary Donations - will be accepted at any time from Alumni, Corporations, Individuals, etc.

Mailed Donations

22.1 The policies and practices employed in fund-raising must be ethical, consistent with Biblical principles and with the institution purpose
Fund raising principles are consistent and loyal to the Statement of Beliefs of the school adopted by the Board of Trustees, and published annually.   Within these principles the college will seek private support from those individuals, corporations and foundations whose giving patters fit the college’s Statement of Beliefs.  The following document was developed in February of 2008 and will be included in the revised Board of Trustees Manual when it is approved by the Board.

Solicitation of Gifts:  Any formal solicitation of gifts to Clinton College will be made by authorized representatives and staff of Clinton College only.  All employees, representatives or friends of the College are required to refer any prospective donors to the College, and not act independently while representing the College.

Conflict of Interest:  The interests of the prospective donor shall be a primary concern with respect to any gift to the College.  Pressure techniques shall be avoided and no program agreement, trust, or contract shall be presented which would benefit the College at the expense of the donor’s interests and charitable motivations.

Confidentiality:  No confidential information shall be released to the general public without securing the prior permission of the donor.

Legal/Tax Counsel: Donors shall be requested to secure the advice of independent legal and tax counsel in all matters pertaining to a gift to Clinton College.  The request will in pertinent part as follows:

The information provided to you by the staff of Clinton Junior College is available free of charge.  We encourage you to have your attorney, financial adviser, insurance professional and or tax adviser review and approve any such information.  Although we are unable to serve as your legal adviser in any capacity we will be willing to work with your independent advisers to assist you in making your decision.  If you do not have legal advice and request that we suggest any advisers we will not suggest one, but three or more and you are to make a selection independent of Clinton Junior College.

In addition, the college will not seek or accept funds from entities who seek services or favors in return or a quid pro quo arrangement.

The college will not seek or accept funds from distilleries, breweries or companies that are considered socially unacceptable.  The college will not accept gifts from corporations who discriminate on the basis of age, race, religious affiliation or national origin or from corporations that market products deemed unhealthy and consumed by a general public.

The college will not accept funds from investments of foreign countries that are not considered friendly to the United States in trade or human rights issues.

The college will not knowingly seek or accept funds from individuals who have a felony conviction, or business ties to an organization that has a record of organized involvement with agencies under or previously investigated by the court system.

The college will not collaborate with individuals or business entities on speculative financial gain in order to receive private support.