St. Michael’s thrives thanks to the generosity and engagement of parents, grandparents, alumni, past parents, and friends. Beyond tuition, their support helps expand opportunities, enhance programs, and strengthen our school community.
The Board of Directors, Parents’ Association, and Development Office work together to plan and implement philanthropic initiatives that make a meaningful difference. Success is measured not only in gifts, but in the time, talent, and treasures shared by our devoted community.
The St. Michael’s Fund is the cornerstone of philanthropy, making a difference in all things necessary to make a St. Michael’s education an exemplary education. The St. Michael’s Fund, widely supported annually by all K-8 families, promotes our mission by providing additional revenue for program and curriculum development and enrichment. Your tax-deductible gifts provide unrestricted dollars to sustain and advance academic programs, technology enhancements, athletics, Fine Arts, extracurricular activities, faculty compensation, professional development, and facilities maintenance.
Scientia ($25,000+)
Singleton ($10,000-24,999)
Founders ($5,000-9,999)
Winston ($2,500-4,999)
Maypole ($1,500-2,499)
Dragon ($500-1,499)
Blue and White (to $499)
Leadership gifts are $2,500 or more made to the St. Michael’s Fund. Leadership donors are recognized and celebrated at the Leadership Giving Society reception.
For additional information or questions, please contact Anne McCoy, Director of Development and Alumni Relations, at 804. 272. 3514 ext. 122 or via email at [email protected].
Contributions to the St. Michael’s Fund help fund network maintenance, upgrades and interactive library technology.
Your St. Michael’s Fund gift provides text books, curriculum enhancements and learning opportunities for students.
Contributions to the St. Michael’s Fund assist the physical education programs with equipment and field maintenance.
*St. Michael’s Fund support enhances St. Michael’s fine arts program, clubs and service learning projects.
It began with a gift of land in 2004 by Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Singleton. Singleton Hall (sixth-eighth grades) opened in 2008. Ten years later, Hubbard Hall welcomed kindergarten-fifth grade students in August of 2018. And now…The Assembly Hall.
The newly completed Assembly Hall is the center point of the Singleton Campus and the center point of activity. All students attend weekly chapel and music and arts in the Assembly Hall. Plays, musical performances, and special presentations are happily occurring in the performing art space. Seating in the performing arts space may be arranged to either face the stage or rotated to face the sweeping colored glass with the defined cross which serves as a reminder of the School’s mission.
The Assembly Hall provides much-needed space to enrich and grow St. Michael’s Performing Arts program. Thank you for your support!
The W. E. and Dale Harman Singleton Campus, named after the benefactors who generously gifted 25 acres of their Boulder Brook estate to the School, was completed in 2008.
The Singleton Campus Commemorative Paver Patio is located near the entrance to the Ellen Passmore Singleton Gymnasium. This landmark patio with custom inscribed pavers serves as a permanent tribute to all those who have made St. Michael’s the school it is today. Each 6”x 9” paver may be inscribed with up to four lines. Pavers are $300 for one and $500 for two. Create a lasting legacy within the St. Michael’s Episcopal School community by purchasing a commemorative paver.