The Episcopal Fund is the foundation of philanthropy at Episcopal. It is the largest fundraiser each year, and it provides the school with the greatest flexibility to deliver a first-rate education without substantial tuition increases. Tax deductible gifts to The Episcopal Fund go directly into the operating budget, where they are used in the current year.

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Giving Levels and Societies

THE EPISCOPAL FUND GIVING LEVELS

Your giving society can be determined by the amount you give (as in The Great Oak Society) or by your consistency in giving (as in The 1966 Society). We hope you will consider joining one of our societies so that we may recognize you and show our appreciation. To learn more, please see the list of societies below.

    • Head of School Circle - $50,000 and over
    • Keystone Circle - $25,000 to $49,999
    • Founders Circle - $15,000 to $24,999
    • Platinum Oak Circle - $10,000 to $14,999
    • Golden Oak Circle - $5,000 to $9,999
    • Silver Oak Circle - $2,500 to $4,999

GIFT CLUB DONORS

    • Investor - $1,500 to $2,499
    • Cornerstone - $500 to $1,499
    • Builder - up to $499

THE GREAT OAK SOCIETY

Established in 1986, The Great Oak Society honors and thanks, donors whose contributions to the Episcopal Fund, restricted funds or in-kind donations are $2,500 or more. These generous gifts provide the foundation of voluntary support that helps Episcopal to flourish.

THE 1966 SOCIETY

The 1966 Society was established in 2008 to recognize Episcopal's most loyal annual supporters. Named for the year that Episcopal was founded, this Giving Society recognizes donors who have made Episcopal Fund gifts for five or more consecutive years.

Matching Gifts and More

MATCHING GIFTS

Whether you give cash or securities, yours may be one of the many employers who offer matching-gift programs which double - and in some cases even triple - the value of your gift to the school. These gifts can mean thousands of dollars for Episcopal.

Please contact your employer for matching gift guidelines for your company.

WHAT IS NOT CONSIDERED AN EPISCOPAL FUND GIFT?

  • Gifts restricted to a specific program

  • Scholarship fund gifts

  • Memorials

  • In-kind donations

  • Capital campaign gifts