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Team Makers - An Investment in Excellence!
Courtesy: NDSU Athletics
          Release: 02/02/2010
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The NDSU Team Makers Club was established in 1950 by a group of local business leaders who recognized the need for a community-based support group to benefit Bison Athletics.

Team Makers is a non-profit organization committed to raising scholarship money for student-athletes and assisting them in earning degrees for a successful future.

By investing in Team Makers, you help extend these opportunities to our student-athletes so they may continue to excel in local, regional and national competition.

Your annual tax-deductible Team Makers gift is an excellent investment in young people because it allows NDSU student-athletes to compete successfully in the classroom as well as the sports arena.

Applications are accepted throughout the membership year from January 1 through December 31.

Team Makers Luncheons and After Hours
Members are invited to attend weekly luncheons and after hours events throughout the sports season.  NDSU administrators and coaches are frequent guests and will share updates from their respective programs.

Priority Seating Program
Because Team Makers are an important part of our athletic program, we offer a priority seating option which allows contributors to purchase the best available seats at all home athletic events. Due to high ticket demand, seating is determined by the level of donation and number of seats requested.

Matching Gifts 
If your company has a matching gift program for intercollegiate athletics, you may have the opportunity to double the value of your Team Makers gift at no additional cost to you.  Employers may match your contribution dollar-for-dollar, which will further multiply your gift.  Please contact your employer's human resources department or the Bison Ticket Office for more information at (888) 231-NDSU.

Important Tax Information About Gifts to Athletics
For federal income tax purposes, a charitable contribution is generally allowed for amounts contributed in excess of the fair market value of any benefits or privileges received.  However, certain limitations apply and special rules are applicable to contributions, which entitle the contributor to purchase tickets to athletic events.   All contributions to Team Makers are subject to these special rules.  Please contact your personal tax advisor concerning the proper treatment of your contributions.  If you choose to participate in priority seating, 80% of your donation is tax-deductible.  If you prefer not to participate in priority seating, 100% of your gift is tax-deductible.

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

BOOSTER
$100

GREEN & GOLD $250
CAPTAIN
$500
BRONZE
$1,000
SILVER
$1,500
GOLD
$2,500
DIRECTOR
$5,000
BISON
CLUB
Half
scholarship
THUNDERING
HERD
3/4
scholarship
CIRCLE OF CHAMPIONS
Full scholarship
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Program Recognition
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Payment Options:

  • Cash or Check
  • Credit Card
  • Electronic Transfer (automatic withdrawal)

For more information, or to join Team Makers:
Call the Bison Ticket Office toll free at (888) 231-NDSU, or contact Team Makers Executive Director Pat Simmers at (701) 231-9555 or Pat.Simmers@ndsu.edu.

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