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Generous donors from across the country and the world continue to demonstrate a remarkable heart for propelling the mission of The ����aa����.

In recent years, TMU has seen unprecedented levels of financial support for key initiatives such as scholarships, student housing, and new programs, and since 2020, the University’s endowment has grown by 280%.

This support is vital for TMU, both in the present and in securing the future of the school’s mission of equipping students for lives of enduring commitment to ����aa���� and Scripture.

Donor support has empowered the school to acquire 30 properties in Placerita Canyon. This is crucial to the discipleship of students, a hallmark of a TMU education, as it allows more than 200 additional undergraduates to experience an on-campus education by living in the neighborhood.

The funding has also played a significant role in paving the way for more students who are ideal fits for the University to receive a TMU education. During the 2023-24 academic year, 284 students (representing approximately 20 countries and one-quarter of the residential, undergraduate population) received The Master’s Global Scholarship. This aid totaled roughly $2.5 million. Overall, donor funds contributed to the roughly $19.5 million in institutional financial aid received by TMU students last year.

These students also have more academic options than ever before, with the addition in recent years of programs like entrepreneurship and electrical, computer, and mechanical engineering. Donor support has played a crucial role in these and other additions.

One of the most important developments has been the growth of TMU’s endowment. This is a key factor in building TMU’s financial independence in the future, helping to secure a biblically faithful education for the generations to come. Learn more at .