Foundation

The Fox Valley Technical College Foundation is celebrating another season of impact—one that is making a meaningful difference for hundreds of students who recently started their spring 2026 semester. Following the Fall 2025 application cycle, the FVTC Foundation awarded $378,195 in scholarship support to 460 students, selected from nearly 930 applicants. For many recipients, an

With the support of his family, the FVTC Clintonville Regional Center and his instructors, Gary Crawford not only earned his high school diploma, but he is also pursuing an IT career and is already employed in his field while he finishes his degree.

Thank you to everyone who made the 37th Annual FVTC Foundation Golf Outing, presented by Miron Construction, an incredible success! Nearly $125,000 was raised to support students at the August 6 event, surpassing last year’s total by $5,000. This success would not be possible without support from many business and community sponsors and a full

Fox Valley Technical College’s ambitious, multi-phase renovation of its Culinary & Hospitality learning labs is nearing completion. Launched in 2023, the project has already transformed several key spaces, and now the college is turning to the community to help fund the final piece: an expansion of the Quantity Cooking Lab. Stepping up once again is

Thanks to support from Community First Credit Union, Fox Valley Technical College celebrated the achievements of five deserving students at the 37th annual Achievement Against the Odds Awards. There were many outstanding nominations and those who rose to the top have truly overcome daunting challenges and are well on their way to successful and productive

This year, 104 construction and industrial apprentices at Fox Valley Technical College received Tools of the Trade scholarships from Ascendium.

Students Divinia Cosio and Henry Letsa are just two of the recipients of the annual FVTC Foundation Golf Outing.

Bryce Remy’s journey at Fox Valley Technical College began in 2016 with his enrollment in the Computer Support Specialist program. Little did he know his time at FVTC would spark something far greater: a profound passion for learning. “I started at FVTC because it was affordable when I was looking at colleges, “ Bryce explains.

Fox Valley Technical College has once again been awarded a state grant for a program that guides veterans who want to start a business. The Wisconsin Department of Veteran Affairs (WDVA) has announced that FVTC will receive $99,895 to continue the Innovation Accelerator for Veterans. The program provides entrepreneurial training and technical support, networking opportunities, one-on-one