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Shooting Sports: Shotgun

This year, our most significant need is supporting the continued operations and expansion of our Shotgun Team as we transition to Division 2. This next step is an exciting opportunity for our athletes and program, allowing us to grow our team, strengthen our competitive presence, and compete at an even higher level.

Thank you so much for your generosity and for considering a gift to the Shotgun Team — your support truly makes a difference in advancing our program and providing our athletes with the resources they need to succeed.

Simulating Genesis

Giving Day is a once-a-year effort to raise both money and awareness for dozens of areas at Liberty University that donors may choose to help fund. It is a chance to increase participation of many different groups, including, faculty, staff, alumni, friends, and students. Giving Day is where we reach out to all stakeholders who are spiritually invested in the Christian mission of this university.. We are asking that all participate by making gifts large or small to the area or areas of most interest.

Ski & Snowboard

This year, our most significant need is supporting the continued operations and growth of our Ski & Snow Team. Your support helps provide our athletes with the equipment, training, travel, and resources they need to train and compete at the highest level while continuing to build a strong and successful program.

Thank you so much for your generosity and for considering a gift to the Ski & Snow Team — your support truly makes a difference in equipping our athletes, strengthening our program, and helping our team reach new levels of success.

Softball

Under the direction of Coach Dot Richardson and Athletics Director Ian McCaw, the Softball Excellence Fund is used to support the softball program in the areas of strength and conditioning, nutrition, travel, operational expenses, internal NIL, and most importantly spiritual development.

As Liberty Softball continues to rise, a greater investment is needed to provide the resources for championship level recruiting and operational expenses. Your support helps achieve victory on the field and in the classroom.

Strategic & Personal Communication

The Department of Strategic & Personal Communication (SAPC) prepares students for a successful career in the competitive field of communication.

Students learn how and where to tell a brand’s story while catching audiences’ attention across the wide variety of today’s communication channels: social media, digital advertising platforms, top-earned media strategies, and more.

Whatever their calling, students will gain the soft skills needed to effectively communicate and clearly relate to others. Our graduates can be found in a variety of career fields, including business, law, medicine, ministry, and the arts.

Studio & Digital Arts

Through the Department of Studio & Digital Arts (SADA) at Liberty University, budding young artists can choose degrees to match their interests, with specializations like graphic design and studio art. We also offer minors in Photography, Graphic Design, and Studio Art.

Offering state-of-the-art equipment and technology, SADA helps students shape the visual sphere of our culture as they learn how to educate, entertain, and persuade through the visual arts.

Swimming & Diving

Under the direction of Coach Jake Shellenberger and Athletics Director Ian McCaw, the Swimming & Diving Excellence Fund is used to support the program in the areas of strength and conditioning, nutrition, travel, operational expenses, internal NIL, and most importantly spiritual development.

As Liberty Swimming & Diving  continues to rise, a greater investment is needed to provide the resources for championship level recruiting and operational expenses. Your support helps achieve victory in the pool and in the classroom.

Synchronized Skating

This year, one of our most significant needs is program growth. Bringing in coaching consultants with experience at the highest levels of synchronized skating will provide our team with valuable feedback and expertise to help us develop stronger performances and improve our scores throughout the season. This investment will also help prepare us for our goal of moving up to the collegiate division for the 2027–2028 season.

TaeKwonDo

This year, our most significant needs are team equipment and tournament travel. Your support will help provide our athletes with the equipment they need to train and compete safely and effectively, while also helping cover the costs of traveling to tournaments and competing at the highest level. These opportunities are essential to the continued growth and success of our program.

Thank you so much for your generosity and for considering a gift to the Taekwondo Team — your support truly makes a difference in equipping our athletes, creating competitive opportunities, and strengthening our program.

Test Campaign

88.3 FM The Journey is a network of over 18 radio signals, covering much of Virginia and parts of North Carolina, reaching a potential of 4 million listeners. We share the Gospel by playing songs of hope, and sharing words of encouragement. The Journey is supported by individual donors as well as businesses in our communities. The radio network has been nominated for various broadcasting excellence awards since 2014. Our mission statement is: We will honor God by using creativity and innovation to present compelling content that meets listeners needs. In doing so, we will share the hope of Christ with others while fulfilling the mission of our parent organization, Liberty University

Test Campaign - Double the Donation

The Dr. Rakeem Robinson Liberty University Debate Team Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund

Dr. Rakeem Robinson, a former Liberty University student debater, embodied the spirit of inquiry, resilience, and unwavering dedication. His infectious enthusiasm left an indelible mark on everyone fortunate enough to cross paths with him. Despite life's adversities, he stood out as one of the most endearing students Liberty Debate has ever had. Coaches, teammates, and peers alike cherished him.

Tragically, Rakeem's journey was cut short in 2022 when he unexpectedly passed away at the age of 27 due to a severe seizure. His commitment to research—specifically counter-narratives for minority communities regarding mental and physical health—was commendable. Posthumously awarded his Ph.D., Rakeem's legacy continues to inspire us.