About Nc State Student Aid Association
The mission of the NC State Student Aid Association (Wolfpack Club) is to provide private financial support for athletic scholarships and facilities for NC State University. Additionally, the Student Aid Association provides communication and services for all friends of Wolfpack athletics.
Focus Areas
athleticsscholarshipsathletic facilitiesalumni/fan engagement
Who They Fund
NCSU studentsNCSU student-athletesNorth Carolina State University (institutional facilities/campus community)
Funding Style
capital investmentdirect financial aid (scholarships)infrastructure/facility supportrestricted/project-specific funding
About Nc State Student Aid Association
NC State Student Aid Association Inc centers its giving on NC State University, with the largest recent awards tied to student scholarships and capital projects. In 2025, the association granted $14,791,731 to NC State University for NCSU student scholarships, following a $14,279,884 scholarship grant in 2024 and a $17,932,310 capital-project grant that same year. That pattern points to a funder focused on both direct student aid and the physical resources that support Wolfpack athletics and campus life. The association’s recent grants also show support for student-athlete aid and facility work. In 2023, it awarded $12,363,246 for NCSU student athletic scholarships, and in 2025 it provided $9,365,202 for NCSU facility improvements and support. The organization’s mission describes private financial support for athletic scholarships and facilities at NC State University, along with communication and services for friends of Wolfpack athletics. All recent grants listed here went to NC State University in Raleigh.
What Nc State Student Aid Association Funds
Student support is a major thread in the association’s grantmaking. It gave $14,791,731 in 2025 to NC State University for NCSU student scholarships, and $14,279,884 in 2024 for the same purpose. Those awards show a sustained emphasis on undergraduate financial support rather than one-off project funding. Athletics is another core area. In 2023, the association granted $12,363,246 to NC State University for NCSU student athletic scholarships, aligning with its stated mission around athletic scholarships. It also supports the university’s built environment. The association awarded $17,932,310 in 2024 for NCSU capital projects and $9,365,202 in 2025 for NCSU facility improvements and support. A smaller 2023 grant of $127,050 was listed as other support.
How Nc State Student Aid Association Gives
Typical grants are large and tightly clustered: p25 is $6,213,347, median is $12,363,246, and p75 is $14,535,808. The recent record also suggests a recurring relationship with the same recipient and purpose areas across multiple years, especially scholarships and capital support for NC State University. The foundation does not appear to make grants to individuals, and the profile describes its funding as restricted and project-specific rather than open-ended. The recent grants shown are all made to a single institutional recipient in Raleigh.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$71.9M
Total Assets
$123.7M
Total Revenue
$32.6M
Total Expenses
$30.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $6.2M and $14.5M, with a median of $12.4M.
25th Percentile
$6.2M
Median
$12.4M
75th Percentile
$14.5M
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
About 100% of grants go to recipients in NC.
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
BENJAMIN J BROUSSARD
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