What you need to know about Seminole Boosters…

What is Seminole Boosters?
Seminole Boosters, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) not for profit organization whose function is to raise funds for athletic scholarships, capital improvements and for the development of the Florida State University athletic program.

How is my membership donation used?
Your contribution pays for the annual cost of athletic scholarships for more than 350 student-athletes in both men’s and women’s sports and funds the facilities in which they live, eat, train and study.

Is my contribution tax deductible?
A portion of your gift to Seminole Boosters, Inc. may be deductible as a charitable contribution if you itemize. Please consult your tax advisor.

How do I become a member?
Membership requires a contribution of as little as $60 with progressive donation levels and benefits to fit your interests and budget. To learn more, visit Seminole-boosters.com or call (850) 644-3484.

What is the benefit of membership?
The benefits include ticket and parking priority, invitations to fun member-only events with coaches and players, publications that deliver helpful information to enrich your enjoyment, donor recognitions, access to advertise your business and to sell tickets on the Seminole Ticket Marketplace. In addition, many donors report the most rewarding benefit is the feeling their gift does make a difference not only in athletic development but in the lives of the student-athletes who appreciate the scholarship aid membership provides.

How is priority applied to parking?
Parking lots are assigned by donor level with each progressively higher level being assigned lots assigned closer to the stadium. Golden Chief donors ($6000) and above enjoy reserved spaces.

How is priority applied to seating?
If the demand for tickets exceeds the supply, limits are set at each donor level with higher level donors receiving larger allocations. The ticket office assigns away-game location based first on donor level and then points within that level. The Season Ticket Priority Policy rewards longevity in numerous ways in Doak Campbell Stadium. Existing season ticket holders are allowed to renew their tickets as long as they meet the requirements of the policy and may not be bumped from those seats even by a higher level donor. Once the renewals are processed, the ticket office fills all other requests in priority point order.

How does one accumulate points?
The FSU Priority Point System is based upon a combination of seven points of loyalty as a ticket holder and giving to Seminole Boosters. Members of the Alumni Association and President’s Club also receive priority points.
Is the cost of season football tickets included in my donation?
No. Donations are separate from the cost of season tickets.

Is the Ticket Priority System used for basketball too?
Yes. Your contribution to Seminole Boosters, Inc. counts for both football season ticket priority and basketball season ticket priority.