2013-2014 Annual Report

[LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL]
Dear Families and Friends of Saints Peter and Paul School,
“Our vision is clear: our Catholic schools are a vital part of
the teaching mission of the Church…We must respond to
challenging times with faith, vision and the will to succeed
because the Catholic school’s mission is vital to the future of our
young people, our nation, and most especially our Church.”
(United States Conference of Catholic Bishops,
Renewing Our Commitment to Catholic Elementary
and Secondary Schools in the Third Millennium)
The undertaking three years ago of partnering with the Healey Education
Foundation and the Connelly Foundation to form a new governance model for
Saints Peter and Paul School has come to a close. It is with great pride that we emerge
from this partnership better equipped to face the challenges of sustainability. We are
now armed with the keys to success. We have taken ownership, installed leadership,
and reached out to the members of the community for support. We have a valuable
Board of Limited Jurisdiction that is mission driven, data-informed, and family
centered. I thank the Board and the people who have given their support to Saints
Peter and Paul School as we continue this journey to strengthen our foundation.
The success of the 2013-2014 Annual Fund Campaign and the attainment of our
2013-2014 enrollment goals have positioned us as the finest school in Chester
County. These achievements are testaments to the generosity and the commitment
of the families and friends of Saints Peter and Paul School.
As stated by United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, the future of the Church
depends on the strength of Catholic education. As Principal, it is my duty to ensure
that Saints Peter and Paul School is preparing each student for the academic rigors
of high school and college, as well as instill a love of the Catholic faith. I cannot do
it alone. Each page of this Annual Report is evidence of the many individuals who
have demonstrated support of our mission of Hearts to Love and Hands to Serve.
Together, we will continue the tradition of academic excellence, rooted in Catholic
values for generations to come.
God bless,
Mrs. Margaret Egan
Principal
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[LETTER FROM THE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD]
Saints Peter and Paul School
Dear Friends:
Hall Mall
On behalf of the entire board and school community, I want to thank you all for
your generous support of Saints Peter and Paul School over the past year. Your
gifts make a real difference in the lives of every student in this school and
allow us to continue to provide an authentic Catholic experience in a world class
academic environment. Our students, faculty, staff, programs and facilities are
all enhanced by your generous contributions and continued support.
In the past year we have pursued new development opportunities while at the same
time solidified our financial aid program to an unprecedented level. I am proud to say
that through a combination of EITC funds and our own financial aid reserves, we
have aided a record number of families in their goal to participate in the abundant
opportunities to learn and grow offered at Saints Peter and Paul. We are striving
to continue to operate more efficiently and reach out to our community more
effectively. We remain aware of the challenges of operating a successful, sustainable
educational institution in 2014 and we remain proud of the experience each student
receives in our school community. We pledge to continue to aggressively pursue
academic excellence, faith formation and the notion of service to others in our
efforts to educate the whole person in the Catholic tradition.
We could not achieve these goals without the support of the individuals listed in
the following pages. I invite you to examine our success set forth in this report
and to get to know us better. Please join with us in the mission of creating a premier
school community rooted in gospel values, located right in our community.
Very truly yours,
COLIN R. HUESTON, ESQUIRE 2
BRINGING ENTREPRENEURSHIP
TO MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
On April 11, 2014, Saints Peter and
Paul School proudly announced
the Grand Opening of the Saints
Peter and Paul Hall Mall, a student
run and operated school store.
Over the several months, middle
grade students met weekly to
learn the logistics of a starting up
a retail business and preparing for
daily operations. From naming the
store, to the selection and pricing
of merchandise, to inventory
control and cash management
procedures and marketing to their
schoolmates, these students are
making the decisions.
The Hall Mall garnered the support
of some prominent local busin­
esses, including Brennan’s Office
Interiors. Brennan’s Office Interiors,
partnered with the SSPP Hall Mall
team to create a functional design for
“We have a capable group of local
business professionals, who are
also parents of the students at
the school, providing leadership,
but the real decision-makers are
the students,” explained Principal
Margaret Egan. “They’ve truly risen
to the occasion, and we couldn’t be
more proud of them,” she added.
the student run operation. In addition
to the consulting work, Brennan’s
Office Interiors donated the design,
construction and installation of the
store on the lower level of Saints
Peter and Paul School.
Saints Peter and Paul School
hosted a Thank You Assembly for
2013-2014 EITC Contributors
succeed in business, and there is
no better teacher than experience,”
says Ed Brennan, CEO, President
and Founder of Brennan’s Office
Interiors. “We are proud to support
Saints Peter and Paul’s efforts and
“Sincere thanks to Sue Zebrowski P’18 and ’20
for having the vision, talent, and resources that
enabled Saints Peter and Paul School to bring
the Hall Mall to life. Mrs. Zebrowski continues
to lead the Hall Mall team as their entrepreneurship
skills strengthen and the Hall Mall business
plan evolves.”
– MRS. MARGARET EGAN, PRINCIPAL
“We believe in the value of teaching
today’s youth just what it takes to
can’t wait to see all the good that
will come from it.”
The store has acquired 501(c)(3)
status and will use revenue to
fund additional entrepreneurial
programs and curriculum at the
school and support the charity of
the student managers’ choice.
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ALUMNI DATA
OUR OLDEST ALUMNI ARE NOW IN THEIR FOURTH
YEAR OF COLLEGE. Below is a partial list of colleges
and universities selected by our Alumni.
Alumni Profile: Dani Doran ’10
The Miss United States Organization promotes the intellect and moral character of women
and provides a platform of community service. Therefore, it was no surprise when SSPP
alumnae, Dani Doran ’10, was named Miss Teen Pennsylvania United States 2014.
Since Kindergarten, Dani has been an active
participant of Girl Scouts of the USA and has put
forth tremendous effort into volunteer work that
benefits those in need. Her journey with the Girl
Scouts inspired Dani to take leadership roles in
community service projects that included making
more than 100 meals for Aide for Friends, making
toys and coordinating donation drives for SPCA,
making more than 100 pillow cases for Dupont
Hospital and as part of her Gold Award project,
Dani led an initiative that made more than 100
mastectomy pillows for The Cancer Center of Paoli
Hospital.
Most recently, Dani wrote and illustrated My
Mommy is Sick with Cancer. This book was written
as a reaction to the relationships that Dani has with
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breast cancer survivors. In her book research, Dani
interviewed four women who have experienced
life as a mom battling cancer. This is an important
message that will help other families as they learn to
live with this terrible disease. Dani donated copies
of the book to The Cancer Center of Paoli Hospital,
as well as other local non-profit organizations.
Dani’s path was not always easy. She was diagnosed
with ADHD and Dyslexia while attending Saints Peter
and Paul School, and had to work hard to achieve
academically. “I might have to study twice as hard
to get it and it might take twice as long to get it, but
it is all worth it in the end.” Dani graduated from Villa
Maria Academy in 2014 receiving highest honors in
art and computer science. She currently attends
Kutztown University majoring in Education.
Albright College
Bloomsburg University
Boston College
Bucknell University
Catholic University
Clemson University
Delaware County Community College
DeSales University
Drexel University
Emery University
George Mason University
High Point University
Holy Cross College
Holy Family University
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
Iona College
Ithaca College
Juniata College
Kutztown University
La Salle University
Lehigh University
Loyola University
Marywood University
Messiah College
Neumann University
Northeastern University
Pace University
Penn State University
Princeton University
Santa Clara University
Shippensburg University
St. Joseph’s University
Syracuse University
Temple University
United States Air Force Academy
United States Military Academy,
West Point
United States Naval Academy
University of Delaware
University of Maryland
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
University of Notre Dame
University of Pittsburgh
Ursinus College
Villanova University
Virginia Tech University
Wagner College
West Chester University
Since 2007, Saints Peter and
Paul School has graduated 287
students. Below are the high
schools selected by our alumni:
High School # of Students
Academy of Notre Dame
Archbishop John Carroll
Archmere Academy
Bishop Shanahan
Central Catholic
Devon Prep
Downingtown West
East High School
Episcopal Academy
Henderson High School
La Salle College High School
Malvern Prep
Padua Academy
Sacred Heart -Bryn Mawr
Saint Joseph’s Prep
Salesianum Villa Maria Academy
West Chester East
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1
1
139
1
3
1
4
3
25
1
12
1
2
2
18
36
28
The Eighth Graduating
Class (2013-2014) won
$100,000 in Scholarship
Money for High School
TYPE OF HIGH SCHOOLS SELECTED
BY SSPP ALUMNI
 Catholic Archdiocesan
 Catholic Independent
 Public
 Independent
SUBMIT YOUR
ALUMNI NOTES
Alumni are asked to contact the
Advancement Office at
Advancement@sspeterandpaulrc.org
with Alumni Updates for the
2013-3014 Annual Report.
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The Gift of EITC
The Educational Improvement Tax Credit allows
Pennsylvania businesses to donate to non-profit
scholarship organizations to receive a tax credit
up to 90 percent during the year in which the gift
is made. It is an easy way for business owners
in the state of Pennsylvania to make a tax-free
contribution to Saints Peter and Paul School. These
contributions provide need based scholarships
to enrolled families. This year, Saints Peter and
Paul School received EITC contributions totaling
$165,518. Every dollar will be allocated to Saints
Peter and Paul School families to provide tuition
assistance during the 2014-2015 academic year.
If your business is an S corporation, a general
partnership or a limited partnership and pays
taxes in Pennsylvania, ask your tax adviser if
those taxes can be transferred instead to the
EITC fund. EITC is the easiest way for Pennsylvania
businesses to support Pennsylvania schools.
Below is a list of these generous community
businesses that dedicated EITC to Saints Peter
and Paul School for the 2014-2015 academic year:
$50,000 from $20,000 from $20,000 from $16,000 from $15,000 from Aetna
First Resource Bank
RBC Capital Markets
DNB First
Austill’s Rehabilitation
Services, Inc
$12,975 from BLOCS (Business Leaders
Organized for Catholic
Schools)
$10,000 from DellaVecchia, Reilly, Smith
& Boyd Funeral Home
$10,000 from J.P. Mascaro and Sons
$5,643 from The Greater West Chester
Chamber of Commerce
$5,000 from The Foundation for Catholic
Education in Chester County
$900 from Sterling Services, Inc.,
Bob DiScuillo, CPA
FINANCIALS
Revenue 2013-14
Expenses and Revenue
Annual Fund
$84,045
EITC & Scholarships
$121,535
Fundraisers
$125,148
$1,218,626
Parish Contribution
$578,529
$65,976
Total Revenue
$2,193,859
Saints Peter and Paul School’s operating budget reflects our priority
of program excellence. Like most Catholic Schools, tuition does not
cover the cost of a Saints Peter and Paul School education. We rely
heavily on our Parish and individual donors for financial support.
The Annual Fund provided necessary financial support to the 20132014 operating expenses. The Fundraisers, such as the Golf Outing,
Spring Auction, Scrip and other fundraisers provided financial
support for projects that enhanced the classroom experiences
for students. EITC and Scholarships provided financial support to
individual families in need of tuition assistance during the 2013-14
academic year. Miscellaneous Income indicates revenue received
from the after school program, C.A.R.E.S and from the school
cafeteria.
The operating expenses are heavily skewed toward support for
the academic program. This includes: salary and benefits, books,
materials, equipment, technology hardware and infrastructure. Like
all institutions, SSPP must maintain the physical plant.
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT PARTICIPATING IN THE EITC PROGRAM,
Academic Program
$1,946,318
Physical Plant
$283,131
Other Expenses
$200
Total Expenses
$2,229,649
Annual Fund 2013-14
EXPENSES
 Academic Program
 Physical Plant
Saints Peter and
Paul School hosted a
Thank You Assembly
for 2013-2014 EITC
Contributors
Expenses 2013-14
Number of Donors
295
Amount Contributed
$121,535
The Annual Report for 2013-14 recognizes
gifts that were received between July 1, 2013
and June 30, 2014.
REVENUE
 Annual Fund
 EITC & Scholarships
 Fundraisers
 Misc. Income
 Parish Contribution
 Tuition Revenue
Note: The Advancement Office has worked
carefully preparing the names and proper
categories for this Annual Report. In spite of
our sincere effort to avoid errors, mistakes
do occasionally occur. If you were a donor
between July 1, 2013 and June 30, 2014,
but your name was omitted or listed in the
wrong place, we hope that you will forgive
us and advise us of the mistake by calling
the Advancement Office at 610-696-1000
ext. 262.
PLEASE CONTACT TRISH KYLE, ADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR,
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AT 610-696-1000 X262 OR ADVANCEMENT@SSPETERANDPAULRC.ORG
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Saints Peter and Paul School Annual Fund
Saints Peter and Paul School is profoundly grateful to all
who took a role in supporting the 2013-2014 Annual Fund
Campaign. Through your generosity, we raised
$121,545. We are honored that so many supporters of the
Annual Fund contributed at a Leadership level, donating gifts
of $1,000 and above. This exceptional group raised $92,102
or 76%, of our Annual Fund total. We are truly grateful for the
vision and dedication to the mission of Saints Peter and Paul
School demonstrated by all of our Annual Fund supporters.
THE SAINTS CIRCLE
$5,000 AND ABOVE
Healey Education Foundation
Martin and Barbara Czachor
Maria and Joe Milani
FOUNDERS CIRCLE
$3,500 -$4,999
Yvonne and Jack Wagner
2001 CIRCLE
$2,001 -$3,499
Judy and Joe Binder
Chris and Kristen Craft
Tom and Denise Czarzasty
Richard Dixon
Barbara and Robert Downing
Lauren and Andrew Ranalli
THE CRUSADER CIRCLE
$1,000-$2,000
Marlene and John Babiec
Gloria and Albert Baladez
Carol and David Bove
Mariesa and Paul Capelli
Christina and Ron DellaVecchia
Stacey and Brian Dillon
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Teresa and Robert Ficoturo
Lorrie and George Fox
Joan and Philip Fredricks
Kim and Tom French
Donna and Paul Frick
Izzy and John Gallen
Robert Gorey
Suzanne and Colin Hueston
Tamara and Mark Jermyn
Heather and John Lutley
Christine and William Maguire
Maureen and Anthony Mazzuca
Edward McAssey
Pat and John Mehok
Msgr. Daniel Kutys
Mrs. and Mr. Panico
Cristina and Charles O’Brien
Renie and Dan Ostien
Stephanie and John Palumbo
Marianne and Robert Plucienik
Veronica and Kennard Porter
Barbara and Kevin Quinn
Esther Shinn
Judi and Ted Sikorski
Patricia and John Sincavage
Mary and Frederick Smith
Rachel and Matthew Tomlin
HEARTS TO LOVE
$500-$999
Felicia and Michael DellaVecchia
Sharon and Francis DiFonzo
Mary Donnelly
James Duffy
Jessica and Kenneth Enochs
Janet and Dennis Galvin
Amy and James Harrington
Lucian Janik
Michelle and Robert Judge
Michelle and Kris Kaulback
Rosemarie and Robert Kurtz
Eleanor and Charles Porrini
Constance and Joseph Stark
Megan and Joseph Devine
Genevieve and Howard Willis
HANDS TO SERVE
$100-$499
Barbara and Dominic Aleardi
Gina and Paul Anderson
Bob Angiulo
Leanne and Nick Argonish
Sandhya and Arul Praveen Dhas
Loretta and Wayne Bevilacqua
Tiffany and Paul Boden
Tina and Jerry Bollenbach
Betty Bowie
Colleen and Joseph Bracken
Linda and Chuck Briggs
Berenice Brophy
Susanne and Donald Brown
Michele and Peter Browne
Amy and David Carlson
Megan and Daniel Carroll
Jennifer and Thomas Carroll
Maria and Thomas Casalnova
Marie and Lou Casciato
Megan and Paul Charlton
Julianne and Chris Clarke
Margaret Coleman
Mary Ann and Joseph Congialdi
Dolores Constantini
Dorothy Conway
Dianne and Joseph Corvino
Therese Cosgrove
Cindy and John Croley
Christine and John Cunningham
Michael Cupo
Carmen and Wayne Curry
Michele and Nicholas D’Alessandro
Arleen and Michael Daly
Jean and Robert DeBiasse
Frank Delviscio
Carla and Andrew DiProspero
Sheila and Noel Doherty
Agnes Dougherty
Roger Duquette
Bernadette and Robert Dymowski
Mary and Stephen Edgcumbe
Margaret Egan
Lisa Embon
Paul Endrey
Carleen and Daniel Erhard
Saints Peter and Paul
School provided our
children with an excellent
education in preparation
for their high school
years. As one of the
original families at Saints
Peter and Paul School, we
are strong supporters of
the Annual Fund.
— Bob and Marianne
Plucienik P’09 and ’11
Eileen and Frank Fields
Barbara and Edmund Gaffney
Francis Gallagher
Susan Gallagher
Noreen and David Geibel
Carol Gillin
Michelle and Rand Ginsburg
Marlene and James Gulczynski
Jack and Dianne Haley
Joseph and Kathleen Healey
Erin and Scott Heinerichs
Mary and William Henderson
Candace and John Hickey
Kurt Jablonski
Rosemary and Terence James
Lucille Johnson
Trisia and Tim Kavka-Coogan
Marlene and Ed Kelly
Brendan Kenny
Kathryn and Kevin Kerns
Patricia Kratz
Trish and Jim Kyle
J.R. Laub
Thomas Laughlin
Kathleen Lawler
Maureen and Robert Lennon
Kathleen Liberace
Jennifer and Stuart Lile
Mary Jane and Mark Lorenz
Richard Lucas
Barbara and Joseph Lyons
Joanna and Kevin Maggs
John and Maryellyn Maher
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I’m deeply appreciative of my Catholic
School experience, so whenever I can,
I support Catholic Education. Our
wonderful teachers, under the leadership
of our Principal Mrs. Margaret Egan,
deserve our financial backing.
Our students are outstanding.
Amanda Levitan
Katherine Littrell
Courtney and Todd Lofgren
Beverly Longo
Joan Lowthert
Gladys Luciano-Fairfield
Jayne Lytle
Lauren and Kevin MacLennan
Nancy Maguire
Anna and Donald Manz
Laura Massimo
Kathleen and Donald McAneny
Barbara McCarron
Jackie McCarter
Mona and Louis McCloskey
Mary Jane McGeehan
Catherine McWilliams
Ann and John Naughton
Gretchen and Michel Nichter
Bernadette Park
Jennifer Peacock
Dolores and Ted Roehrig
— Charles Porrini
Maureen and Michael Malinchak
Theresa and Martin Malloy
Jane and Frank Mamrol
Michele and Richard Marinelli
Tara and Paul McAllister
Elizabeth and James McArdle
Josephine McCarthy
Loretta McDonald
John McGuinn
Patricia McGuire
Maria and Daniel McKinney
Nicole and James Melasecca
Marjorie Millier
Rita and Andrew Milligan
Alison and Lawrence Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Meilinger
Sally Mroz
Patricia Mullen
Ann and Thomas Murray
Marlene Nathans
Michele Nowlan
Eileen and John Oakes
Edward O’Brien
Robert Olseski
Colleen and Christopher Onderdonk
Fran and Al Ostien
Victoria and Michael Pagegala
Emily Patella
Stacey and Francis Pedicone
Doreen and Louis Pietrantonio
Elizabeth and Thomas Pitt
Diana and Jeb Poole
James Prochowski
Rosemary Procko
Patricia and Ralph Procopio
Theresa and John Quingert
Patricia and Thomas Rath
Carmela and Joseph Raymond
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Mary Ries
Louis Rivituso
Martin Roddy
Mary and Joe Ryan
Patricia and David Salome
John Seesholtz
Karen and John Seifried
Helen Serby
Marta Simons
Helen and Frank Smith
Soccer Shots
Kristine and Raymond Stein
Joanne and John Strasser
Anne and Joseph Tatum
Nancy and Ronald Thoman
Mary Patricia Thomas
Rose and John Tomlinson
Rita Trainer
Anthony Tran
Carol and Paul Tresca
Rosemary Tucker
Joanne and Kenneth Tunnell
Julia Valderrama
Jean Visser
Angelita and Ronald Walker
Nicole and Edward Walsh
Jeanine and Erich Weichelt
Father James Whelan
Danielle and Dana Wilson
Jocelyn and Jim Wood
FRIENDS OF SAINTS PETER
AND PAUL SCHOOL
$1-$99
Anonymous
Domenica Antoniewicz
Kathleen and Steven Bevilacqua
Anne Boemer
Elizabeth Brown
Mary Brown
Michele and Thomas Caldwell
Rick Chan and Rachel Houseman
Susan and Silvio Cifa
Nancy Cook
Mary Cooper
Carol Cramsie
Irene Czarnomski
Anthony D’Alessandro
Donna Daley
Colleen DiBernardo
Nancy DiCamillo-Thompson
Lynn Dickson
Donna Petro
Rita Dougherty
Isabel Egan
John Fino
Maureen and Thomas Fogerty
Kathleen and William Foster
Teddy Frain
Salvatore Gaglia
Roger Gibboni
Kathleen and Gordon Dempsey
Sally and Gary Graeber
Catherine and Walter Greenfield
Anne Gustafson
Jeanne Halpin
Marie Halvorsen
Ann Harper
Albert Ipri
Kathleen and Kent Jensen
Joan Kelley
Virginia Kettenring
Anne and Edward Kinslow
Mary Kramaric
Elizabeth Laufer
Ronald Santoro
Marie and Raymond Scheivert
Erin Simon
Marian and Edward Sweeney
Julia and Herman Sweeney
Stephen Taraschi
Marti Terrels
Patricia Thomas
Martha and Robert Thompson
Katherine Tompkins
Corinne Trovato
Doris and Edward Urbanik
Theresa Vale
Christine Van Wyk
Norma and Gerald Walsh
Beth and Corey Wegerbauer
Michael Wilk
Kathleen and Richard Winters
Mary Wirth
Hugo Valderrama
Debra Walsh
Matching Gifts
We are grateful to our donors who make the extra effort to arrange
for a matching gift from their corporation to be donated along with
their own contribution. These essential dollars, which can double the
impact of an individual gift, enhance our programs and facilities and
strengthen our relationship with our community. We would like to
thank those companies listed here, as well as our donors who do the
additional work to make the gifts possible.
Bank of New York
Old Mutual Asset Management
Penn National Gaming Foundation
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts Program
The Vanguard Group
Gifts in Honor
We gratefully acknowledge gifts made in honor of the following
groups. Saints Peter and Paul School is thankful to those who
inspired these gifts and to those who so thoughtfully gave them.
The Class of 2020
The Students of Room 31
Gifts in Memory
We are thankful to those who made a gift to Saints Peter and Paul
School in honor or memory of the family and friends listed below.
These contributions both strengthen the Saints Peter and Paul School
community and live on in perpetuity as a mark of love and respect
for those who are remembered.
Joseph A. Brophy
Dennis Cramsie, SR.
Brian DiLullo
Daniel B. Dougherty
Mary Louise Duffy
Hugh J. Flanagan
Msgr. James J. Foley
Emily and Colin Laughlin
Joseph McCarthy
Tom McDonough
Anne O’Haren
Andrew Terrels
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Ways to Give
ANNUAL FUND
EITC
The purpose of the Saints Peter and Paul School
Annual Fund is to support the growth of the school
and narrow the gap between what we charge in tuition
and our actual operating expenses. Tuition covers
approximately 56 percent of the operating budget and
Saints Peter and Paul Parish has historically made
up the difference between the cost of tuition and the
actual cost of educating each student. The Annual
Fund will provide vital unrestricted funds that will go
directly into the operating budget of Saints Peter and
Paul School and allow tuitions to remain affordable for
our families.
The Educational Improvement Tax Credit provides
a tax credit on the Pennsylvania’s corporate income
tax for contributions to schools which give tuition
assistance scholarships to eligible children.
Whether you are a parent, alumni, faculty or staff
member or friend of Saints Peter and Paul School,
the Annual Fund is a significant way to show how
much you value the curriculum of excellence and
the community of faith Saints Peter and Paul School
continues to provide.
SUPPORT OUR EVENTS
Saints Peter and Paul School hosts two major
fundraising events each year.
The Monsignor Foley Golf Outing is held each
September and 100% of the proceeds are dedicated
to benefitting our School Faculty.
The Spring Auction is held each spring and 100% of
the proceeds are dedicated to the enhancement of the
classroom experience. Recent years have allowed the
classrooms to make major upgrades in technology.
Gifts to the Saints Peter and Paul School Annual Fund
can be made online using the school website or by
check. Online giving provides a safe and secure way to
make a gift via the Saints Peter and Paul School website
using your credit card. Go to sspeterandpaulrc.org/
school/support-us/give-now
Saints Peter and Paul School
1327 Boot Road
West Chester, PA 19380
610-696-1000
email: advancement@sspeterandpaulrc.org
Thank you
for your
support!