A competition of minds
The Honda Campus All-Star Challenge is an academic bowl for HBCUs and one of Honda’s largest and longest running philanthropic initiatives in the United States. Since 1989, the program has awarded more than $8 million in grants to participating HBCUs.
HCASC Students Compete Virtually in 2022
Connected by their pursuit of knowledge and academic excellence, more than 300 students and coaches from 64 Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) participated in the 33rd Honda Campus All-Star Challenge (HCASC), America’s premier academic competition between HBCU students virtually.
A privilege to participate
For a quarter century, Honda has been a consistent supporter of HBCUs. Issac Ward (far right), a senior from Alcorn State University, shares a first-person account of his experience participating in two of our unique HBCU programs – Honda Battle of the Bands and Honda Campus All Star Challenge.
HCASC – A Legacy of Greatness
For 30 years, the program has provided 150,000 HBCU students with leadership, mentorship and networking opportunities. Honda has also awarded more than $9 million in grants to participating HBCUs since the program was established in 1989.
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Honda Associates Support YWCA Women of Achievement Event
American Honda leaders Cathy McEvilly, Senior Vice President, Legal & Regulatory and Yvette Hunsicker, AHM Vice President, Corporate Social Responsibility and Inclusion and Diversity were among a handful of associates who participated in the YWCA of Columbus Women of Achievement Awards.
Georgia Transmission Plant Supports Health Initiative in Rural Communities
Honda’s Georgia Transmission Plant (TMP-G) has made a $100,000 donation to a local health system to support community outreach to people in areas of rural Georgia, through a program known as, “Healthy Haralson.”