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Giving at Alcuin
Lasting Gifts
Gifts for a purpose you choose: a student’s place, a teacher’s growth, a name remembered, a school that endures.
1Choose a fundOpen any fund below to read its story.
2Give onlineSelect the fund under “I want to support” on our secure form.
3Or talk with usThe Philanthropy Office can help with planned gifts, tributes and choosing a fund. (972) 239-1745.
Choose what you want to shape
ScholarshipsHelp a student be here, and take part in everything.6 fundsOur PeopleInvest in the people who guide our students every day.3 fundsIn Memory or HonorHonor a student, a teacher or someone you love.4 fundsEndowment and LegacyBuild something that lasts beyond any one year.2 ways to give
A student’s place
Scholarships
At Alcuin School, we believe that education is the foundation of a brighter future. By supporting scholarships, you are investing in the potential of tomorrow’s innovators, leaders, and change-makers.
Your gift helps make the Alcuin experience accessible to exceptional students who might not otherwise have the opportunity to attend. It also promotes diversity, fosters a culture of excellence and perseverance, and preserves vital operational funding that supports important programs for all our students.
Not sure which fund? Give to the whole area.
Choose the Alcuin Scholarship Fund under “I want to support.”
ScholarshipAlcuin Scholarship FundPooled for the greatest impact, for current and incoming students.Close
In response to input from a number of parents who have expressed interest in supporting scholarships and financial aid for our students – both current and incoming – Alcuin has created a special Money Market fund where donations will be pooled for the greatest impact. The Scholarship Fund assists talented and hardworking students who otherwise would not be able to attend Alcuin School.
Choose this fund under “I want to support.”
AccessJesse H. Oppenheimer FundFor the extracurricular costs tuition doesn’t cover.Close
Helps with the costs beyond tuition, like the right boots for a camping trip, so every student can say yes to the full Alcuin experience.
This fund is not on our online form yet. Email or call (972) 239-1745, and we will take care of it.
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Cox Scholarship FundHonors Mrs. Ann R. Cox, who helped Father A. A. Taliaferro found Alcuin in 1964. Created by Mrs. Cox and friends to help students attend Alcuin.
Woolf Endowed Scholarship FundEstablished by a grant from the Orien Woolf Foundation, this endowed fund helps students join the Alcuin community.
Wells Fargo Financial Assistance FundEstablished by Wells Fargo in 2004 to help make an Alcuin education possible for more students.
Wyly Scholarship FundGives young children the opportunity to begin their Alcuin journey.
The Advancement Office gladly accepts gifts to every fund on this page, including those not yet on our online form. Contact Michael Orman, Associate Head of School for Institutional Advancement, at michael.orman@alcuinschool.org or (972) 239-1745.
Named gifts at Alcuin
Gifts That Keep Giving
Families, friends and partners have been creating named funds at Alcuin for more than forty years. Many of them still help students today.
1983
Mathes Program Development Fund
1993
Muirhead Special Assistance Fund
2004
Wells Fargo Financial Assistance Fund
2014
Alex Podeszwa Legacy Fund
A named gift at work
DeLeón Entrepreneurial Leadership Speaker Series
Part of Alcuin’s Innovation Studio, the series brings speakers “from many walks of life” to share information and inspiration with students: business entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, scientists and nonprofit leaders, “anyone who has taken an idea and taken it through to fruition.”
Each speaker presents, then takes questions from the students.
Thinking of honoring someone or creating a named fund of your own? We would love to talk.
Start a conversation →Have a question?
Jana Haigood, Philanthropy Office · (972) 239-1745
You help fund what’s next
They shape it.
Every gift, to any fund, reaches our students. If you would like help choosing, the Philanthropy Office is glad to talk.
Shape What’s Next
