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NEWS 2019 Letter from the Chairman '19 HBCU Focus - Highlights from Alabama State University 2018 Presentation with the MARCH Board NEWS ARCHIVE 2018 Myron Gray Joins MARCH Foundation Board Insights from Morgan State University: Donna Howard 100 Academy Students full STEM ahead! MARCH 20th Anniversary Recap Video with Jim Castillo Letter from the Chairman '18 2017 Proclamation Honors MARCH Foundation 20th Anniversary The MARCH Foundation Salutes Fr. George H. Clements Arthur B. Hill’s Legacy Continues Letter from the Chairman '17 Gerard Gibbons joins MARCH Foundation Board Michael D. Adams joins MARCH Foundation Board 2016 MARCH Foundation salutes The Greenhill School's Student Diversity Initiative UPS AABRG and MARCH Foundation – "Networking with a Purpose" Getting to know Star Lowe Ernie Brown joins MARCH Foundation Board In Remembrance of Board Member Darnell W. Clay, Sr. 2015 Texas Health Presbyterian Plano salutes dedicated trustee Ken Jarvis Austin McNair Plans his Work and Works his Plan Eric H. Holder, Jr. Fellowship Established with LDF MARCH Foundation Supports LDF 2014 My Brother's Keeper: A helping hand for young men of color. James Pierce Golf Fundraiser Helps Students Glen Mills School Receives Grant Ron Spencer Inducted Into Hall of Fame 2013 MARCH Foundation Supports Create Your Dreams MARCH Foundation Sponsors First Tee of Atlanta Charity Golf Event Celebrating 20 years with BEEP Atlanta Based Community Organizations Make Presentations to MARCH Board MARCH Foundation gives to Haiti 2011 MARCH Foundation has donated to the Piney Woods College. 2010 Texas Health Plano announces new Board of Trustees Darnell Clay joins MARCH Foundation board Bruce Trotter joins MARCH Foundation Board 2009 March Board Member Winestock passes torch in UPS career 2008 North General Hospital Opens Arthur and Patricia Hill VIP Room 2007 A Remembrance of a Great Man with a Giving Heart A Remembrance of a NYPD Legend and MARCH Founding Member		CELEBRATING 20 YEARS WITH BEEP UPS operates in every community in the U.S. and more than 200 countries and territories around the world. We have long recognized that our business success is driven by the diversity of our employees, customers, vendors, and business partners. For nearly 50 years, The UPS Foundation has supported the work of organizations promoting diversity to bridge opportunities in education, economic empowerment, and leadership development for the traditionally underserved and underrepresented. In 2009, the Black Executive Exchange Program (BEEP), a voluntary partnership between the National Urban League, corporations, and historically Black Colleges and Universities, celebrated its 40th anniversary. It also marked UPS’s 20th year of involvement with the program. BEEP places African-American executives at participating colleges as “visiting professors” to lecture in credit-bearing courses and to participate in other activities such as networking sessions, workshops, and mock job interviews. UPS’s partnership with BEEP began in 1989 with five participants. UPS is currently the largest corporate sponsor, donating more than $2.5 million to date to the program and providing nearly 100 executives who volunteer each year to serve as teachers, mentors, and role models.