Make an Impact
Private support is essential for excellence.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Randolph relies on the generosity of donors to help create the Randolph Difference. Every student benefits from the impact of our community’s philanthropic efforts. Teachers and coaches are able to provide a stronger program because of the private support from donors. As a private independent school, Randolph and Greengate School at Randolph receive no funding from the local, state, or federal government.
Why Give?
There are four main ways you can invest financially in the educational experience.
80%
of current parents support the School through annual giving.
Ways To Give
Online, Phone, Mail
| Online |
| Credit card gifts, honor and memorial gifts, and pledges can be made conveniently online. |
| By Phone |
Jill Gaunt, Director of Annual Giving, can answer your questions, discuss the impact of your support, and accept credit card gifts over the phone. |
| By Mail |
Please make checks payable to Randolph School and send a pledge form to: Randolph School |
Matching, In-Kind, And Legacy Gifts
| Matching Gifts |
Please contact Jill Gaunt, Director of Annual Giving, to check if your employer has a matching gift policy to make the most of your gift. |
| In-Kind Gifts |
| Items (computers, musical equipment, athletic equipment, etc.) and professional services may be contributed to the School, dependent on the School’s needs. The Development Office can help you determine the suitability of your gift and provide the proper documentation. |
| Legacy Gifts |
| Planned gifts are gift arrangements to a beneficiary(ies) named by the donor. Bequests and other planned gifts have a profound, lasting impact and are a continuing source of strength and support for the School. |
Planned gifts can maximize your giving potential and could provide an income stream for you or others while providing attractive tax benefits. We encourage you to consult your attorney or tax advisor who can discuss your particular situation and advise you accordingly. Please contact Adam Bernick, Director of Institutional Advancement, by phone for more information.
Appreciated Securities
A gift of appreciated securities can sometimes be the most economical way to give. If you hold securities that would incur a tax on capital gains if sold, your gift of securities could have significant tax advantages.
For instructions for making a gift of stock, please contact Meade Davis, Director of Development.
The Impact of Your Generosity
| Select An Area To Designate Your Gift |
| AcademicsArtsAthleticsGreengateTailored Tuition |
Great happens here
— because we choose it, pursue it, and invest in it.
