Seminole Boosters Inc.
Seminole Boosters Inc.
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Mission
To provide financial support for the intercollegiate athletic program at the Florida State University.
About
Expenditures include disbursements made to Florida State University Department of Athletics, disbursements made to Florida State University, and transfers to FSU Financial Assistance. These disbursements include, athletic development fund payments to supplement athletic department salaries, operating transfers to help pay student athlete scholarships, on-behalf of disbursements to support various other sport needs, university presidential transfers to supplement the fundraising efforts of the university president, restricted disbursements made by individual sports from specific restricted accounts to allow continued increased performance in each sport, and transfers of funds collected to pay the debt service of FSU Financial Assistance.