Creating and Naming Endowed Funds
Endowed funds ensure hallmark features of St. Louis U. High will be sustained for future generations. Donors can create and name endowed funds starting with gifts of $50,000. SLUH is honored to recognize these named funds in our annual Gratitude Report and across campus alongside our named Scholarships.
Funds can be created to support departments or programs within four priority areas:
Initiated Funds
minimum gift: $50,000
Named funds are initiated with gifts of $50,000, which can be made through installments over a few years.
Sustaining funds
minimum gift: $500,000
Maturing Funds grow to a point where a substantial impact is made on the donor’s area of interest. Donors receive reports on the impact and growth of their fund through ongoing contributions and appreciation from the SLUH endowment.
Establishment Funds
minimum gift: $1,000,000
Endowed funds of $1,000,000 assure the financial viability of programs and departments at SLUH throughout its third century and beyond. Donors receive reports on the impact and growth of their fund through ongoing contributions and appreciation from the SLUH endowment. Donors who create or grow Establishment Funds are proudly recognized by SLUH as members of the St. Ignatius of Loyola, SJ Society, constituting the school's most impactful donors.
Endowed faculty positions
minimum gift: $2,000,000
SLUH is honored to name chairs of departments or directorships of major programs with gifts of $2,000,000.
For more information, contact Sean Agniel ’96, Vice President of Advancement at sagniel@sluh.org.
"Gone but not forgotten"
The Stephen Aylward '64 Fund for Social Studies is just one example of how an endowed fund can preserve SLUH academic excellence for future generations.
Our other endowed funds include:
- Tom Becvar Fund for Mathematics
- James Costigan '62 Fund for STEM
- Francis Scholars Fund
- Charles Jellinek Endowed Fund for Water Polo
- Susan and Joseph Pichler '57 Fund for College Counseling
- Dr. Tai Chingling Fund for Advanced Chinese Language and Culture Studies
- Tice Family Fund for Inclusive Growth