Give to the MSJC Foundation
Funds donated will be awarded annually by the Foundation Scholarship Committee to the many deserving students attending MSJC.
The President’s Circle raises unrestricted funds for the college's areas of greatest need. By joining with an annual gift of $1,000 or more, you become part of a distinguished group of community leaders, alumni and friends supporting MSJC. As a President’s Circle member, you have the opportunity to participate in several high-profile activities with other members, all passionate about MSJC and the support of higher education. Become a member today!
Membership Levels:
Benefactor $10,000+
Patron $5,000-$9,999
Advocate $2,500-$4,999
Friend $1,000-$2,499
Membership may be paid monthly or annually. For monthly contributions, enter the desired amount and select recurring donation.
Student Success Funds help support MSJC students and affinity groups. Fund are intended to increase student access, retention, successful course completion and cultural experiences. Funds can be utilized to purchase educational materials, scholarships, close basic need gaps, help fund field trips or other events that budgets cannot accommodate, and otherwise support student learning.
Why Give to the MSJC Foundation
Your support changes lives and communities for the better.
The Need
The majority of MSJC students, more than 10,000 students, who will enroll this year will be economically disadvantaged. Financial aid is not enough to ensure student success.
Investing in Education Pays
The community benefits from a return of $1.49 for every $1.00 invested in MSJC through higher earnings and tax revenues. MSJC annual economic impact to the region is $500 million. Additionally, a total of 4,500 jobs are created or support.
Transfer Students Benefit
Community college students who transfer to a 4-year college or university earn higher grade point averages and continuation rates than those who start as freshmen at four-year institutions. One third of University of California graduates and two thirds of California State University graduates transferred from a community college.
Equity
We are a pathway to social and economic advancement for many who would otherwise not have the opportunity to pursue an education beyond secondary school.
State Funding
Did you know the state only funds a portion of the cost to operate Mt. San Jacinto College each year?
We depend on the private and public sectors to help fill the funding gap we experience each year for scholarships, underfunded programs, services and facilities that cannot be financed through other means.
Education is a gift that keeps on giving. Donate Now.