Help Us Inspire the Next Generation of Theatre Artists

Summer Scholars On Stage provides middle and high school students with a unique opportunity to write, create, and perform an original musical production in just three weeks.

Your gift directly supports this life-changing experience.

Summer Scholars On Stage does not receive direct operating funds from Mississippi State University.
The camp relies on a combination of student tuition and generous donations from friends and supporters like you. All donations are tax deductible.

Scholarship Support

Sponsor a Student

Give the gift of opportunity by helping cover tuition for a student who might not otherwise be able to attend Summer Scholars On Stage. Use this option to make a donation that supports a specific student.

Your sponsorship directly reduces the cost of attendance for an individual student and opens the door to an immersive theatre and writing experience.

Suggested Giving Levels:

Full Scholarship for 3 week camp: $1,950
Full Scholarship for 2 week camp: $1,350
Custom Amount – Any gift makes a difference

Sponsor a Student

You will be able to indicate any student preferences or notes on the giving form.

Gifts made through this option are charitable contributions to Mississippi State University in support of the Summer Scholars On Stage program and are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Program Support

General Camp Donation

Support the overall success of Summer Scholars On Stage. Your contribution helps fund tuition and production costs, sets, costumes, music, scripts, and enhancements to the camp experience for all participants.

Without these funds, we would have a hard time paying for all of the expenses associated with camp.

These unrestricted gifts give us the flexibility to meet the most pressing needs of the camp.

Make a General Camp Donation

You can choose a one-time or recurring gift on the giving form.

General camp donations are made as charitable contributions to Mississippi State University in support of Summer Scholars On Stage and are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.