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Support our 2024 iGiveCatholic Campaign to purchase new laptops for teachers, a cart of iPads for JK-1st grade to share, and additional ViewBoards for K-8th grade classrooms. Make a gift November 18-December 3 to help us reach our $40,000 goal!

 

Other ways to support our students and families:

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Donate on-line:

Making a donation online is fast, easy and secure. Click on the Donate icon above to make a difference today!


Donate by phone:

804-329-7524


Donate by mail:

Send a check to:
All Saints Catholic School
Attn: Pamela Wray
3418 Noble Ave.
Richmond, VA 23222

Please click here to download our remittance form.

Donations are tax-deductible: IRS tax-exempt number (Federal EIN #): 54-1199580

WAYS TO GIVE

  • Everyday Ways to Support All Saints
  • State Tax Credit Scholarship Program
  • Gifts of Stock
  • Breakfast with the Saints
  • Knights Circle
  • Legacy Society
  • #igiveCatholic

Everyday Ways to Support All Saints

Did you know you can support All Saints when you go to the grocery store or shop online? Click HERE to learn about the programs you can participate in and support All Saints.


State Tax Credits for Donors & Scholarships for All Saints Students; It’s Win-Win!

Through the Virginia Education Improvement Scholarships Tax Credits (EISTC) program, individuals or businesses making contributions of $500 or more can receive a Virginia TAX CREDIT equal to 65% of the donation. The monies are used for students at or below 300% of the poverty level. All Saints is very grateful to the many donors who currently provide scholarships through this program for more than 70 students annually. Pre-authorization is required before a gift can be made through this program. To receive more information, please contact Scott Meadows, Principal at (804) 329-7524 or [email protected].


Gifts of Stock

Making a gift of securities is simple and offers a number of valuable financial benefits: 1) you can donate appreciated stocks, bonds or mutual funds, 2) the total value of the stock upon transfer is tax-deductible, and 3) there is no obligation to pay any capital gains taxes on the appreciation. GIFTS OF STOCK INSTRUCTIONS for easy-to-follow instructions to donate your appreciated stock directly to All Saints.


Breakfast with the Saints

Held each spring, Breakfast with the Saints is All Saints’ major fundraiser. The event has raised over $1.7 million in eleven years. This on-going support provides the school with a reliable and consistent source of income. The free, one-hour breakfast and program showcases the school’s many successes and share ways the community can help grow the school’s mission. Table Hosts personally invite guests to fill tables of ten. During the program alumni, students, teachers and parents share how their lives have been changed by their experiences at All Saints. Guests also enjoy songs performed by the entire student body. At the conclusion of the moving program, guests are asked to consider supporting the mission of the school through one-time gifts and multi-year pledges. To learn more about the effort, please contact Pamela Wray, Enrollment and Development Coordinator at (804) 329-7524 or [email protected].


Knights Circle

The Knights Circle is a new endeavor by All Saints to recognize those who have supported All Saints with a substantial financial gift of $1,000 or more. Often, these donors give at this level annually. The All Saints mascot is the Knight. A Knight is an elite warrior sworn to uphold the values of faith, loyalty, courage, and honor and who exemplifies the Christian faith. Knights were the entrusted defenders of the kingdom.

We look to the members of the Knight Circle as our entrusted “defenders” of our mission. Members are signified by the Knights lapel pin.

Each year, Knights Circle members are recognized and honored with a reception at the school. Click here to see the full list of Knight Circle members.


Legacy Society

You can support future All Saints students with a stroke of a pen. 
Through a charitable bequest in your will or living trust, you can ensure that All Saints Catholic School will keep its doors open to qualified students whose families cannot afford the full cost of a private Catholic education. This thoughtful act, which has little or no current financial impact on you, may result in the largest and most lasting one-time gifts you ever make to the school.

  • Anyone can make a bequest, wealth is not a factor. See sample language Click HERE.
  • This is an opportunity to sustain a cause you currently support—in perpetuity. You may direct your bequest to be used for the full mission of the school or to a special area of interest: retiring the debt, operations and facility maintenance, tuition, technology and instruction. Click HERE for a Legacy Society form.
  • Act now – yes, it takes a little planning and perhaps some money but the dividends will be multiplied and the impact will be the long-time investment in a child’s future.

Always consult your lawyer or financial planner when including a gift in your estate planning. For more information on ways to make a planned gift Click HERE or contact Pamela Wray, Enrollment and Development Coordinator, at (804) 329-7524 or [email protected].

Thank you to the current Legacy Society Members:

  • John and Karen Beasley
  • Sidney and Deb Bragg
  • Marshall Butler
  • Estate of Edgar Duffy
  • Laura Hicks
  • David and Dorothy Hillgrove
  • David and Robbie Koren
  • Maureen McCabe
  • Ron & Norey Reger
  • Walter and Marcia Stumpf
  • David Topf
  • John and Lynn Tucker, III

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Giving Tuesday #igiveCatholic.orgEach Giving-Tuesday, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving, the Catholic Diocese of Richmond hosts a #igiveCatholic.org campaign.  This is a national campaign to support Catholic parishes, schools, and ministries. All Saints has a page dedicated to those who want to help advance our mission. Click on/share the link below:

https://richmond.igivecatholic.org/organizations/all-saints-catholic-school-a065f489-ec7a-4f2a-b939-5c68a347b5bd
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