Bradley University

Multicultural Student Services

Commitment

The Petersens with Kim Bruan

“I was the first person to get involved in the Bradley Scholarship Society several years ago. Our volleyball player was from our home town of Kewanee, Illinois. Now our girls love tennis so we thought it would be natural for them to have a tennis player as a role model. I think it’s great if you can make a difference in the life of a college athlete, help support the University, and provide a family for an athlete for four years.”
Mark Petersen

“Given Bradley is a small-sized school, it’s important to have a good support system with families, like the Petersens, who really want to help.”
Kim Braun, ’09, Women’s Tennis

Pictured above are the Petersens with Kim Braun, Women’s Tennis

A minimum gift of $50,000, payable over three years, (100% tax deductible) is required for membership in the Braves Scholar­ship Society. Gifts are accepted from individuals, families and businesses. Gifts can be anonymous, if desired, or can be in memory or in tribute to someone. Cost of season tickets is not included however, the donation does apply to one’s ticket maintenance obligations.

Benefits

Regardless of the varsity program that you choose to support, your benefits as a member of the Braves Scholarship Society are the same. These benefits include:

The most important benefit of becoming a member of the Braves Scholarship Society is the satisfaction of knowing that you are helping to make the Bradley Athletic program one of the best in the nation.