The MSG Nick Sheperty Foundation currently provides an annual gift to a University of Maryland student in good standing and two students at the West Virginia School of Medicine.  These stipends will be given to veterans, service members of the Armed Forces or an immediate family member of either group enrolled at either university.  The Veteran Selection Process evaluates all eligible candidates based on military service, academic standing, leadership, and financial need with preference given to those with special forces or Marine Corps service  Priority is given to a candidate whose life experiences align with the Foundation's mission.  The Foundation hopes to expand its funding activities to offer additional stipends with a higher dollar amount at other universities,

Since Nick's death, the Foundation has been steadfast in its mission to honor those special operators who lost their lives during military freefall training operations or in support of these operations. We've partnered with the esteemed Randolph Rose Collection to craft a memorial statue, cast in bronze.

We're thrilled to share that the statue and its concrete base have been fully funded, thanks to the generous support of Jaime and Jake Baker. As a result, the Memorial was installed in Yuma, Arizona at the Military Freefall School, on April 17, 2024; the fifth anniversary of Nick's death.

This Memorial is a living tribute, and the Foundation is actively exploring ways to ensure all those who died in FreeFall training are recognized. We currenrly have the plaque designed and are finalizing the method of recognize those who died in FreeFall training.

The Foundation supports and coordinates an annual memorial run and receives monetary gifts from private individuals or organizations to fund our missions.