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INTRODUCTION
Purpose

The Puma Athletic Fund is the fundraising entity for the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics (DIA) at Saint Joseph’s College (SJC).

Mission
The Puma Athletic Fund provides financial support to the DIA so that talented Puma student athletes may enjoy a top-tier educational and athletic experience. All donations to the Puma Athletic Fund directly benefit SJC student-athletes.

Goals

Athletics will have three primary development goals:

Engagement – DIA will engage our alumni, staff, parents, students, friends, and corporate partners in an effort to keep them informed about Puma Athletics.

Cultivation – DIA will educate our constituents on the growing costs of intercollegiate athletics and how their support
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