The Malone Fund
What will my gift support?
Contributions to the Malone Fund support student financial aid and provide instructional supplies, library acquisitions, salaries, laboratory equipment, and cutting-edge technology. All of these play a huge role in helping Malone successfully compete for talented students and empowering those students to compete for successful employment.
How will my gift help students?
Invest in our students by helping us ensure that we are able to admit students based on their ability to thrive at Malone, rather than on their ability to pay.
Preserve the Malone experience by helping us to continue to create an environment where faith and learning go hand-in-hand, where our students can discover God’s calling in their lives.
Empower future leaders by helping Malone graduates stand out in the workforce as professionals who think critically and creatively and want to serve their communities.
“Participating in Scholars’ Day and winning that scholarship sealed the deal for me. I absolutely knew Malone was meant to be my college home! I could not be more grateful for that opportunity and all the good thathas come from my years on campus.”
Olivia Brown ’20
“Living in Blossom Hall has taught me what it looks like to be an integral member of a community. What a unique opportunity it is to live in a dorm with other women who are all striving toward the same goal. Malone’s community is so special — it’s intentional, life-giving, and it challenges you in all the best ways.”
Emma Shaw ’25
“I’m living in Heritage Hall, and I can confidently say that it has helped mold me into the man I am today. The accountability and respect we share as brothers in the building is so unique and amazing. This is an experience that cannot be matched and is truly a blessing.”
Michael Piorkowski ’25
“My involvement with campus life has positively impacted my college experience in the way that I get to serve and love others while pursuing a degree. Being a cultivator of community in my extracurricular
activities unites me with putting Christ’s Kingdom First. I not only get to seek my calling but also aid others in following God.”
Eden Deger ’26
“Through serving as a course assistant, peer tutor, tour guide, and donor engagement ambassador, I’ve gained a sense of purpose as a leader. College isn’t just about earning my degree, but also how I can guide and support my peers. I know I’m developing real-world skills that will benefit my resume and contribute to the Kingdom of God.”
Alyssa Kilpatrick ’25