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Annual Fund

The Annual Giving program is the cornerstone of all fundraising activities at St. Andrew's College. Each year the money raised through the Annual Fund provides the groundwork that drives all other fundraising efforts throughout the year.

Annual giving is the most inclusive fundraising program we have. Old Boys, parents, former parents, grandparents, faculty, staff, former faculty and staff, the Board of Directors, and friends show their incredible support of St. Andrew's through annual giving.

You can designate your annual gift to a variety of school programs and needs – something that you are particularly passionate about. Almost all of the great programs and traditions at St. Andrew’s rely on some form of philanthropic support, including academics, arts, athletics, Pipes & Drums, Cadets, residential life programs, and more.

Many of the School’s supporters designate their gift to the Endowment Fund, which is comprised of memorial and named funds of beloved classmates, teachers, and friends. For more information on the School’s endowment, please visit our SAC Foundation page.

Your annual gift really does make a difference. It ensures that SAC continues to offer extraordinary opportunities to deserving young men. Thank you, on behalf of the College, for your tremendous support!

All donations to the School are tax deductible and will appear in the online Annual Report (featured along with the fall edition of The Andrean) unless the donor wishes to remain anonymous.
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