Giving Options

On top of taking classes, students deal with real-life issues of family, health, hunger, and transportation. Sometimes a single obstacle can make or break a student’s ability to stay in school. That is why we created the Emergency Fund. Through this fund, we have helped more than 800 students each year. 

Named annual scholarships have an immediate impact on students. Establish this type of scholarship with a minimum gift of $3,000.

Endowed scholarships are awarded annually in perpetuity in honor of the donor. Establish an endowment scholarship with a minimum gift of $25,000.

Donors may designate scholarship criteria based on academic merit, financial need, and area of study.

Scholarships minimums are payable for up to five years.

Food insecurity can cause students to miss or drop a class, or not buy a required textbook or supplies. Yet nearly 25% of college students nationwide report the lowest levels of food insecurity. 

It disproportionately affects students of color and first-generation college students the most. To combat hunger on our campuses, we work with the Houston Food Bank to support the San Jac Marketplaces. Students are able to shop at our markets weekly and get the food they need without worrying about cost or sacrificing their education.

Want to leave a legacy? Then name a campus facility! It’s also an opportunity to show your community leadership while receiving name recognition and exposure. San Jac has a variety of buildings, classrooms, labs, simulators, and more ready for dedication.