Over the past three years, the Midland University Booster Club has provided more than $200,000 in funding for projects directly benefiting student-athletes at Midland University. In 2018, the Booster Club supported a new initiative to fund retention scholarships to help support students who had a significant change in their financial circumstances to help them persist to graduation. This retention scholarship helped keep 53 student-athletes on the path to graduation.
The Booster Club is continuing its support of these important scholarships, in addition to supporting the “Warrior Skills” program. Warrior Skills at Midland includes intentional programming on topics such as personal enhancement, social responsibility, leadership, and career development; which underscore all academic and extracurricular experiences to ensure students’ success while at Midland and in their future careers. Join us today to help ensure that the Warrior tradition is strong for years to come!
With your gift, you will have the option to receive the exclusive Booster Club membership benefits listed below. Click on each giving level to learn more.
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"Having my parents back in the Philippines and having no one except for my sisters helping me through my financial hardships hasn’t been easy. That’s why my scholarship means a lot to me. It really helps me to have the opportunity to further my education and pursue my basketball dreams. It gives me an opportunity to grow and develop more as a person and man."
Over the past three years, the Midland University Booster Club has provided more than $200,000 in funding for projects directly benefiting student-athletes at Midland University. In 2018, the Booster Club supported a new initiative to fund retention scholarships to help support students who had a significant change in their financial circumstances to help them persist to graduation. This retention scholarship helped keep 53 student-athletes on the path to graduation. 
