The St. John’s Annual Fund

Donations to the St. John’s Annual Fund enhance the education and character development of St. John’s students. While tuition covers the foundational cost of educating our students, the St. John's Annual Fund provides the resources that make the St. John’s experience truly exceptional. SJC Alumni, parents and friends of the school invest in the current generation of students through their donations. This generosity strengthens the school's programs and serves as an important endorsement of our mission to form men and women dedicated to achievement, service, and leadership.
 
This essential financial support is applied to areas of need, including:
  • Adding crucial funding to enhance academic and co-curricular programs
  • Ensuring all qualified students can attend through our tuition assistance programs
  • Expanding the Christian Service Program
The St. John’s Annual Fund is essential to the school’s operational budget. Gifts may be directed to the area of greatest need, or to programs including athletics, the arts, tuition assistance, or faculty enrichment.
 
For questions about the St. John’s Annual Fund, contact Heather Long, director of annual giving, at hlong@stjohnschs.org or 202-363-2316 ext. 1061. To make a gift online, click here.

Ways to Give

List of 6 items.

  • Check

    Please make checks payable to "St. John's College High School" and address as follows:

    St. John's College High School
    Attn: Advancement Office
    2607 Military Road, NW
    Chevy Chase, DC 20015
  • Credit Card

    Make your donation online using our giving form.

  • Venmo

    St. John's is now on Venmo - find us at @StJohnsCHS (last 4 digits of phone number: 8992).
  • Gifts of Stock

    St. John's tax ID number is 53-0242993.

    To transfer stock:
    US Bank (managed by Brown Advisory)
    DTC Clearing #2803
    Credit to St. John’s College High School Gift Account
    A/C #1794002

    For gifts of stock:
    Please include the stock name, the number of shares being transferred, the intended donation amount total, and the fund to which you would like the donation applied (i.e., Annual Fund). 
     
    For questions about stock donations, please contact Pete Hauck from Brown Advisory at phauck@brownadvisory.com or 202-263-0708. To ensure prompt aknowledgement of your gift, please advise your broker to name you as a trailer on the transaction confirmation or contact Tom Bagwill, SJC’s Vice President of Advancement at tbagwill@stjohnschs.org or 202-363-2316, ext. 1059.

    Calculating the Value of Your Donation
    The valuation of your stock donation should be coordinated with your tax advisor in accordance with IRS publication 561.
  • Endowment Gifts

    Gifts to the endowment are cash or tangible property, such as stock, bonds and real estate, that are invested to generate income for a designated purpose. An endowment gift is held in perpetuity and managed by the Board of Trustees' Finance Committee to generate investment income. Typically, 5% of the investment income is spent for the purpose designated by the donor and any income in excess of 5% is returned to the endowment to ensure it continues to grow.

    Endowed funds are established for a wide range of purposes, ranging from scholarships to building maintenance to faculty professional development. Endowment gifts may be directed to the general endowment fund or to one of the many endowed scholarships and funds that have been established for a specific purpose.

    If you are interested in learning more about endowment gifts or establishing a scholarship fund, please contact Mark Gibbs, director of development, at mgibbs@stjohnchs.org or 202-363-2315 ext. 1068.

  • Physical Plant Gifts

    Capital gifts are essential to the continued improvement and expansion of St. John's facilities. The current building on Military Road was built in 1959 through an extensive capital campaign. Over time, the main building has required important renovations and expansion, and the results of recent capital campaigns can be seen in the Kimsey Science Center, the Fitzpatrick Library and Cassidy Commons. The objective of these campaigns is to ensure St. John’s students have the best possible facilities in which to learn, develop, and grow.

    As the Board of Trustees continues to develop St. John’s master plan, future capital campaigns will provide for needed growth for the school’s physical plant.

Giving Club Levels

1851 Club $50,000 and over
Lasallian Club $10,000 and over
President’s Club $5,000 to $9,999
Christian Brothers' Club $1,000 to $4,999
Cadet’s Club     $500 to $999
Scarlet & Grey Club up to $499

Meet the Advancement Team

List of 6 members.

  • Photo of Tom Bagwill

    Tom Bagwill 

    Vice President for Advancement
    202-363-2316 x1059
  • Photo of Mark Gibbs

    Mark Gibbs 

    Director of Development, Head Baseball Coach
    202-364-0229 x1068
  • Photo of Thomas Veith

    Thomas Veith 

    Associate Director of Development
    (202) 364-0229 x1078
  • Photo of Heather Long

    Heather Long 

    Director of Annual Giving
    202-364-0229 x1061
  • Photo of Jean Morin

    Jean Morin 

    Director of Advancement Services
    202-364-0229 x1075
  • Photo of Gena Mitchell

    Gena Mitchell 

    Events Coordinator
    202-363-2316 x1027