With more than $8 million raised to support myriad initiatives during the 2026 fiscal year, here are the five areas of the College that our donors most commonly invested in.
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Annual Fund
Gifts to Endicott’s Annual Fund provide flexible resources that fuel the College’s most important priorities and evolving needs. From expanding financial aid and supporting faculty innovation to enhancing academic programs, facilities, and student experiences, these contributions help Endicott continue to provide an exceptional education.
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Endicott Scholarship Fund
Scholarship support opens doors for talented students and helps ensure that an Endicott education remains within reach for those with the drive to succeed. Through this generosity, donors provide opportunities that shape students’ experiences, aspirations, and futures.
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Gull Club
Gifts to Endicott’s Gull Club invest in the experiences that help student-athletes soar. This support provides resources for team development, equipment upgrades, travel, training technology, and program enhancements, empowering Endicott’s NCAA Division III varsity teams and club sports programs to pursue excellence while representing the College with pride, dedication, and teamwork.
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Baseball
Donor generosity has helped Endicott baseball invest in specialized training, including a strong focus on pitcher development, while also making team travel possible. That support helped fuel a historic season, as the Gulls made their fourth consecutive appearance in the NCAA Division III College World Series in June 2026 and advanced farther than ever before. They came within one game of a national championship—the best NCAA finish by any varsity athletics program in Endicott’s history.
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Dance Team
With the help of donor support, the Endicott Dance Team traveled to Orlando, Florida, for the 2026 UDA National Championships and captured the program’s fifth overall national title in Open Game Day. The Gulls also earned top-five finishes in Open Pom (3rd) and Open Jazz (4th) while securing their 15th consecutive New England Regional title later in the spring.