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FRIENDS OF THE HEIGHTS NIL COLLECTIVE
WHAT IS FRIENDS OF THE HEIGHTS?
Friends of The Heights is the official Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) collective for Boston College Athletics. Friends of The Heights will support student-athletes in all sports at Boston College.
MEMBERSHIP
CAN I BECOME A MEMBER OF FRIENDS OF THE HEIGHTS?
Yes. Friends of The Heights provides membership options for all alumni and fans, to join at a level that works for them. Members get more! Each membership tier provides benefits including exclusive merchandise, meet-and-greet opportunities with student-athletes, invitations to special events, and more.
WHAT IS THE TIMELINE OF RECEIVING MY MEMBERSHIP KIT?
Membership kits are shipped within 1-2 weeks of starting your membership. If you have any questions about your membership kit or the merchandise that you’ve received, please contact our membership fulfillment team at support@membershipzen.com.
HOW CAN I MAKE SURE MY CONTRIBUTION GOES DIRECTLY TO THE SPORT I WANT TO SUPPORT?
When you become a member of Friends of The Heights, you will be prompted to designate which sport you would like to support with your contribution.
GENERAL CONTRIBUTIONS
CAN I MAKE A GENERAL CONTRIBUTION TO THE COLLECTIVE?
Yes! You can make a general contribution of any amount to the collective here. Please note that contributions of this nature are not tax deductible.
ARE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THIS NATURE TAX-DEDUCTIBLE?
No, one-time general contributions of this nature are not tax deductible.
HOW WILL MY CONTRIBUTIONS BE USED?
General contributions to Friends of The Heights are used to compensate Boston College student-athletes and create impactful Name, Image, and Likeness opportunities that help them succeed in and out of their chosen sport.
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A GENERAL CONTRIBUTION AND BECOMING A MEMBER?
Becoming a member of Friends of The Heights unlocks a number of benefits including exclusive merchandise, meet-and-greet opportunities with student-athletes, and more. These are considered “member-only” benefits.
