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The Cascade United Methodist Church of Atlanta recently gave struggling Morris Brown College a lifeline, when they donated $22,000 to the historically black institution. The money, which was raised during a month-long fundraising effort, helped the school eliminate its hefty debt to the U.S. Department of Education. Rev. Dr. Marvin Moss said they couldn’t let a historic part of their community go by the wayside. “We recognize the historical significance of Morris Brown College to our community and the world,” Moss said in a statement. “We are grateful that our Cascade members have answered the call during these tough economic times. We are called to be a light in the community so we are pleased to participate in this vital way.” Read the full story at BET News. RELATED: Spelman College Students Win National Mobile App Competition RELATED: VIDEO: President Obama Delivers Hampton University Commencement Speech RELATED: Obama Signs Executive Order To Fund HBCU’s
Cascade United Methodist Church Saves Morris Brown College With Donation
