The MIT Club of Boston Endowed Scholarship Fund was established on December 2, 1985, and since then has paid out almost $100,000 to deserving undergraduate students.  Undergraduate scholarships remain one of the Institute’s most pressing needs, especially in these difficult times.  The Club of Boston is committed to helping MIT meet this need and continue to offer a world-class education to students who have genuinely earned it, regardless of their financial need.

If you join the club at any level above the regular membership category, your contribution will go directly to the Club of Boston Scholarship Fund. And even if you’re not ready to join the Club, please consider making a donation directly to the Scholarship Fund.  The majority of MIT students would not be able to afford an MIT education without some form of financial assistance. 

Help us make the dream of an MIT education come true for the talented students admitted to the Institute, such as the current 2009 scholarship recipient Bruno A. Piazzarolo ’12. 

Please remember to renew if your membership has expired, join if you’re not a member yet, and donate to the Scholarship Fund if you can.