Our Impact

The UAPB/AM&N National Alumni Association strategically allocates its resources to strengthen the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff. Thanks to the generosity of alumni and friends, we invest in key areas that enhance the academic and community experience for current and future students. Funds are directed towards scholarships, facility improvements, student programs, and community engagement initiatives, ensuring that every dollar contributes to the enduring legacy of Dear Mother.

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Investment Areas

Resources received by the UAPB/AM&N National Alumni Association are used for the following:

Office Operations

Alumni Office Operations and Program Services

Alumni Office Operations and Program Services are funded through Regular Membership Dues, Board of Directors and Chapter Assessments, Donor Club Donations, General Donations, and Fundraisers (Homecoming Activities, Alumni Queen and King Drive campaign, Summer and/or Leadership conferences).

Life Membership

Life Membership Dues

Investment Fund

Life Membership Dues are remitted annually to the Life Membership Dues Investment Fund at LPL Financial. The investment fund was established to receive and administer life membership dues (Silver, Gold, Platinum, Diamond) given to the national alumni association. The principal of which shall be preserved, and earnings can be withdrawn for use in alumni office operations as needed and approved by the Board of Directors.

Student Scholarships

Student Scholarships

Funds raised for student scholarships are used 100% for scholarships to deserving students for tuition assistance, books, etc.

Impact Stories

Impact Story 1

Camden Arkansas Chapter

The Camden, AR Chapter of the UAPB/AM&N National Alumni Association delivered 50 cases of water and 300 bottles of Gatorade to the Golden Lions Football Team.

Impact Story 2

Camden Arkansas Chapter

The Camden Alumni Chapter delivered 75 cases of water to M4.

Indianapolis Chapter

The Indianapolis (IN) Alumni Chapter came together at The Sharing Place Pantry for a day of service. They shopped for groceries and served over 80 families.