Chuck Lorre Gives Another $1 Million to SUNY Potsdam

Thursday, July 9, 2026 at 4:16 AM

Television producer and SUNY Potsdam alumnus Chuck Lorre is giving another $1 million to his alma mater through the Chuck Lorre Family Foundation. The gift will expand student success programs, including first-year support, academic advising and retention initiatives, doubling Lorre’s original $1 million donation in 2024.

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