Spring 2003 - Fenwick High School

5 Ways to Invest in Fenwick
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The Malachy Dooley, O.P., Fund for Fenwick raises funds that are
absolutely essential to the daily operation of Fenwick. Giving to this fund helps bridge the gap
between tuition and the actual higher cost of educating each student.
Fenwick’s Endowment truly represents the school’s future. In an ever-changing
world with unforeseeable circumstances, building our endowment ensures that Fenwick will
be vitally involved in educating future generations.
The Rev. Leo Gainor, O.P., Planned Giving Society is the way to
include Fenwick in your estate plans. By doing so, you can help this special place and make certain
your assets are distributed in the most effective way. Talk to your estate planning professional
about giving to Fenwick in this way.
The Blackfriars Dinner Dance is a magnificent evening with a tremendous
purpose: fully funding financial aid at Fenwick. We encourage all parents, alumni/ae and friends
to attend – as well as to participate as a sponsor – so we can continue to give deserving students
from a cross-section of the community the opportunity to attend Fenwick.
Parent Clubs have made their mark at Fenwick for more than 70 years. The Mothers’ Club
Raffle in the fall and the Fathers’ Club Auction in the spring are just two of the ways these groups
devote endless hours to raise money to benefit the school.
There’s no better time than NOW…..
As with any investment, the benefits of your donation accumulate with time. Gifts given now
not only support and reinforce the quality of a Fenwick education today – they lay the
foundation for a strong, secure, and outstanding future. Be part of Fenwick’s Success Story!
Thank you!
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SPRING 2003
Bob Dixon (center), Fenwick Director of
Development, enjoyed conversation at the 2002
Blackfriars Dinner Dance with Larry Wert ’74
and Timothy Rooney ’75, Chairman of the
Board of Trustees. Both Larry and Tim are
current Fenwick parents.