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For 60 years, students at MidAmerica Nazarene University have lived and learned in a Christ-centered community designed to shape purposeful lives. Through Campus Stewardship Partners, you can help preserve and strengthen that legacy for generations to come.
Our campus facilities have been well-loved and well-used. With time and wear, they need to be renewed. By partnering with us physically and/ or financially, individuals and groups can play a hands-on role in restoring and improving the spaces where transformation happens every day.
In return, we invest in you. Campus Stewardship Partners receive spiritual, academic, and logistical training to support their continued service in communities and mission fields around the world.
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Improve the outdoor equipment storage at Williams Field by leveling the ground and installing new turf for Pioneer Softball. These updates will allow equipment to be stored in a secure, fenced, low-maintenance, easy-to-clean area. No special skills are required. This project needs 8 or more volunteers for one 6-hour workday.
Improve the player warmup area at Williams Field by leveling the ground and installing new turf for Pioneer Softball. No special skills are required. This project needs 8 or more volunteers for one 6-hour workday.
Refresh the Stockton and Rice dorm common area by removing the concessions nook, repainting the walls and ceiling, and replacing worn flooring to create a more comfortable student gathering space. No special skills are required. This project needs 6 or more volunteers over four 8-hour workdays.
Upgrade the Stockton/Rice building by renovating the porch and main entrance with new ceilings, paint, and landscaping, which will improve functionality and usability for students who call the Stockton/Rice building home during the school year. The project favors groups with construction experience and will take four 8-hour workdays.
Replace aging fencing along the north and east sides of the Gilliland building with new PVC privacy fencing to improve campus safety and appearance along Mur-Len Road. No special skills are required. This project needs 6 or more volunteers over two 5-hour workdays.
