The Fayetteville State University DC Alumni Association stands on more than 80 years of purpose, pride, and collective responsibility.

Our story began in June 1944, when a dedicated group of Fayetteville State University alumni gathered at Bibleway Church in Washington, DC, united by a shared commitment to service and loyalty to their alma mater. Founding members—including Alexander Barnes, Allen Baker, Lillie Bates, Roxie Fowler, Estelle Frye, Weldon Freeman, Alexander McMillian, James Newton, Lucille Phillips, and Virginia Smith—came together to formally organize the District of Columbia Chapter of the Fayetteville State University National Alumni Association. That evening, leadership was established, with Alexander Barnes elected President, Roxie Fowler as Recording Secretary, and Alexander McMillian as Treasurer.

From its inception, the DC Chapter has been driven by a clear mission: to cultivate a spirit of cooperation among alumni in the Washington Metropolitan Area while actively promoting, supporting, and advancing the general welfare of Fayetteville State University.

Today, that mission continues with renewed energy and expanded reach. The FSU DC Alumni Association serves as a dynamic hub for alumni engagement, professional advancement, mentorship, scholarship support, and community service. We elevate the University’s visibility in the National Capital Region while investing directly in the success of students, alumni, and the broader Bronco family.

Your support fuels scholarships, student programming, alumni initiatives, and strategic partnerships that strengthen Fayetteville State University’s legacy and future. When you give, you are not just donating—you are joining a lineage of Broncos who believe and live "RES NON VERBA" , deeds not words and ensuring that opportunity, excellence, and access remain at the heart of Fayetteville State University.

Together, we honor our history.
Together, we invest in what’s next.
Together, we are the Bronco family.

Support the Fayetteville State University National Alumni Association Washington, DC Chapter through annual dues, 365 Club participation, and charitable giving. Please select the appropriate payment type below so your payment can be properly recorded and acknowledged.

Membership dues and charitable donations are tracked separately. Dues may not be tax-deductible to the extent goods, services, membership privileges, or other benefits are received. Voluntary contributions above dues may qualify as charitable contributions, subject to applicable law and the Chapter’s tax-exempt status.

FSU DC Alumni Chapter Membership, Dues & Giving

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