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Creating a St. Charles Endowment Fund

St. Charles Endowment Funds...

-Provide a measure of excellence for St. Charles Preparatory School which prides itself on offering financial aid for students in need, a strong faculty who serve as excellent role models and a devotion to preserving and maintaining its buildings through thoughtful renovation and refurbishment.

- Are gifts that last forever through wise investment of the fund’s corpus, and using only the income from those investments for the endowment’s designated purposes.

- Continue the proud tradition of forming leaders and stewards of Christian values.

If you would like to establish an endowment or need more information, please contact the Alumni & Development Office by e-mail at givetosc@stcharlesprep.org or by phone at 614-252-9288.

Why Establish an Endowment at St. Charles?

-To carry on the 80-year tradition of providing a Christ-centered, college-preparatory education to young men of diverse backgrounds.

- To honor and pay tribute to family members, mentors, and loved ones.

- To simply thank St. Charles for the difference it has made in your life.

How Do Endowments Work?

-All gifts to establish St. Charles endowments are invested in a permanent endowment fund.

- St. Charles endowments are invested in cash, corporate and government bonds, real estate, and stocks.

- St. Charles endowments are designed to grow over time and to keep pace with inflation. In the event the endowment earns more than the yield, the excess is re-invested in the corpus to provide growth and stability.

Types of St. Charles Endowments

-A named endowment fund at St. Charles will provide financial support to one of the school’s many fine academic or extracurricular programs.

-Your name, or that of a loved one, can be affiliated in perpetuity with an endowed scholarship, chair, or building fund, which provides aid to St. Charles students, faculty members, and physical facilities.

-Your named scholarship fund at St. Charles can be based on financial need, parish affiliation, academic performance, or other criteria established by you and St. Charles.


At the present time, the minimum gift amounts required to establish these funds are as follows:
-Endowed Fund - $25,000

-Named Classroom - $50,000

-Campus Improvement Fund - $100,000

-Faculty Enrichment Fund - $100,000

-Chair Fund - $500,000

How Can I Establish an Endowment?

-Make a pledge or gift of at least $25,000;

-Establish an endowment by naming St. Charles in your will;

-Set up a St. Charles endowment account with a cash gift and complete the pledge over five years. Once the account reaches $25,000, the endowment begins producing an annual provision.

St. Charles will also assist its benefactors in the composition of a brief description that details the name of the endowment and the intent of the endowment provision.

Ways to Fund Your St. Charles Endowment

-Cash

-Real estate

-Appreciated property, such as stocks, bonds, or life insurance policies

-Planned gifts

Benefits to You, the Benefactor

-A wonderful tribute to recognize loved ones, parents and family members, dear friends, former faculty, and alumni.

- The knowledge that you are making a tremendous impact on future generations of Carolians.

- Peace of mind that your gift will help those less fortunate.

- Membership in the prestigious Borromean Society.

- Tax-wise benefits stemming from your gift.




 


Upcoming School Events

New Summer School Dates:Classes will be held Monday, June 14 through Friday, July 9. Phys-Ed will run Monday, June 14 through Friday, July 2.

Upcoming Alumni Activities

The St. Charles-Aquinas Golf Challenge at Riviera G.C.; August 12

Pass the word around: the fourth installment of the St. Charles Preparatory School & Aquinas College High School Golf Challenge will be held at Riviera C.C. in Dublin on Thurs., Aug.12.

Open to former students and alumni of both schools who graduated before 1965 (the year Aquinas closed it doors). St. Charles will host this year’s event, scheduled for a 10:30 a.m. shotgun start. $70 will include golf w/cart, lunch, and soft drinks on the course. Guests are welcome to enjoy fellowship afterward: $12 includes the late lunch meal and camaraderie.

The format consists of foursomes of two-man teams playing a best-ball “Ryder Cup” style format.

If you would like to play or want more information, contact St. Charles alumni director Louis J. Fabro ’83 by phone at 614-252-9288 ext. 21 or by e-mail at lfabro@stcharlesprep.org

 

All-Class Reunion Weekend
--Friday Night Stag Event;
Mass & Tour on Saturday


The 2010 Combined Class Reunion Celebration: Aug. 13
& 14 for the classes of 1960 (Golden), 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985 (Silver), 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2005.

The All-Classes Stag “Beer-n-Brats” campus gathering from 6:00 - 11:00 p.m. on Friday night in/around the Robert C. Walter Student Commons; $13 will cover all food and drinks for the event; Class photos ($16) to be taken; “State of the School” update and campus tour to be provided.
On Saturday, August 14: Bike Ride at 9 a.m., Campus tour at 3 p.m. and an all-classes Mass in Mother of Mercy Chapel at 4:30 p.m. for alumni & spouses/guests.

In addition, classes have tentatively planned several individual class activities which will be fully explained and detailed in a June mailing:

The Class of 1960 will meet Saturday for Cocktails & Dinner following Mass at The Bexley Monk Restaurant starting at 6 p.m.

The Class of 1965 will meet Saturday at the home of classmate Jim Finn and hold its traditional Class Mass at 5:30 p.m.; Cocktails and Dinner will follow.

Note: Members of the classes of 1960 & 1965 are also encouraged to participate in the 2010 St. Charles Aquinas Golf Challenge on Thursday, Aug. 12 at Riviera Golf Club (Open to alumni up including the Class of 1965).

The Class of 1975 invites classmates to participate in the Saturday morning you are invited to participate in the 1st Annual Dick Ralston Memorial Golf Outing at Foxfire in Groveport. Registration starts at 7 a.m.; shotgun start at 8 a.m. Cost is $75 a person or $270 a foursome and includes a continental breakfast at the course. You are asked to contact Rick Ralston (rickralston@hotmail.com) or Ron Rau (rrau@sbcglobal.net) DIRECTLY to sign up, coordinate with fellow classmates, or get more information. After the All-Classes mass alumni and gusts will meet at Plank's cafe at 7 p.m. in the upstairs Room.

The Class of 1985 will meet Saturday for Cocktails and Dinner in the Faculty Lounge following Mass.

The Classes of 1970, 1980, 1990, 1995, 2000 and 2005 currently have no other planned activities outside the Friday night All-Classes Stag “Beer-n-Brats” campus gathering and Saturday’s All-Classes Mass. Several classes are still considering informal dinners or evening gatherings Saturday night.

Contact alumni director Louis J. Fabro ’83 by e-mail
at lfabro@cdeducation.org or by phone at 614-252-9288 ext. 21.