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Northrise Now is our multi-year, multi-phase fundraising campaign to provide the physical infrastructure and institutional resources to help Northrise University achieve its strategic goal of serving 2,000 students. This year, the 1,000th graduate will receive their diploma from NU. The impact our alumni have on the spiritual and economic growth of Zambia is made possible through the prayers and sacrificial giving of faithful partners committed to the God-given mission and vision to change Zambia one student at a time. Now is the time to accelerate and expand the impact of that vision. We invite you to join us on this journey of trusting God to do great things as we believe in Him to provide for the rapid expansion of the work He has begun.
Phase One of the campaign addresses three immediate and pressing infrastructure needs. The priorities of Phase Two will be identified as the Board of Regents begins a new period of strategic planning with Chancellor Zimba and our new President, Dr. Mwewa. Anticipated needs include an additional classroom building, dormitory space, support for faculty recruitment and retention, and increasing scholarship support.
Phase One Goal: $3,200,000 by December 31, 2027
Dr. Moffat and Doreen Zimba Student Center — $2,100,000
The Zimba Center will be the epicenter of a growing Northrise community. It will provide the spaces needed to serve 2,000 students. Featuring a cafeteria, gymnasium/event space, student lounges and study space, and computer lab/library. The Zimba Center will be the crucially needed place for even more students to eat, recreate, study, collaborate, fellowship, and build relationships for life.
Campus Security and Maintenance Building — $550,000
Construction of this facility emphasizes our commitment to provide an even higher level of safety and security for a campus growing to 2,000 students and staff. It will house the offices of the safety and security leaders and the leaders of the maintenance team responsible for an increasing number of campus facilities.
Information and Technology Systems — $550,000
These funds will allow for the continued buildout of campus IT infrastructure and the replacement of aging and obsolete equipment to support our growth. It will address needed upgrades to computer servers and workstations, laptops, cameras, etc.
