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Contributing to the First-class Campus Fund allows us to remain sharply focused on providing an inspirational environment for teaching and learning, and boarding, at St Paul’s.
St Paul’s is thrilled to announce the launch of an exciting new project: The Hive. This state-of-the-art facility will serve as a health and wellness centre, a one-stop shop for parents and Collegians, and will connect to a newly upgraded Sargood House. The Hive is a pivotal part of our broader 20-year campus property development plan, designed to provide a premier environment and a commitment to outstanding educational experiences..
Your generosity in directly supporting The Hive means we can continue to ensure the physical environment for our students is as good as possible.
Gifts of $500 and up will receive name recognition in The Hive, and all donations receive a tax-deductible receipt.
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Since 2011, it has been a tradition at St Paul's for Year 13 students to leave a gift of gratitude in recognition of the opportunities they have enjoyed during their time at the school. This gift connects them as a cohort and leaves a legacy, still present when they return for their 10-year reunion.
This year, the students have commissioned an artist, Jim Wheeler, who will create a sculptural representation of the Corona Civica, an ancient crown bestowed on individuals who showed extraordinary service and courage in the defence of others.
Jim will put together an original cast bronze sculpture with green leaves, brown branches, and golden acorns. It will be installed in the visitors' reception of the Hive. We invite all parents to join the students in this initiative by contributing toward the Leavers' Gift. Every donation, regardless of its size, will make a significant difference in creating this legacy gift. All donations will generate a tax-deductible receipt.
Thank you for your generous support of this meaningful legacy project.
St Paul's is committed to providing an education tailored to the unique needs of our young people. We believe this education should be accessible to any student with the ability and attitude to benefit, irrespective of their financial circumstances. Supporting these students is an act of generosity, it's a message that we believe in these students and is an investment in our collective future.
In 2023, the generosity of our community enabled fifteen students to pursue their educational dreams at St Paul's. Yet, there remains more work ahead.
Your meaningful contribution to the Futures Fund empowers young individuals like Venessa to transform their aspirations into reality at St Paul's.
All donations to the Futures Fund receive a tax-deductible receipt.
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In 2023, the St Paul's Foundation received a modest donation to establish the 1959 Endowment Fund for the school.
The purpose of this fund is to invest your gifted funds alongside those of others and build on the capital so that, ultimately, the interest earned on the investment can be used to further support the educational offerings to our St Paul's students.
It is our goal to continue to grow this fund and aim to reach $5m by 2030. This target is ambitious, and with your help, we are committed to achieving it. A contribution to the 1959 Endowment Fund means that your gift continues to give back, solidifying its impact for generations to come.
For many people, a bequest is the most compelling and meaningful philanthropic contribution they will ever make. A gift in your Will to St Paul’s will enable the school to continue to deliver on its promise of providing high-class education and developing the next generation of leaders.
The Oaks Circle has been established to recognise and honour those who remember St Paul’s in their Will. Members of the Oaks Circle maintain a close and enduring connection to St Paul’s through special events. Members will be acknowledged annually and presented with a special insignia in recognition of their generous commitment.
While we encourage everyone who has included St Paul’s in their Will to notify us, we understand that many do not seek recognition; we also welcome and respect bequests made anonymously.
“The Oaks Circle is a special family of individuals who are a significant part of St Paul’s history.”
