Endowments
Securing Our Future
An endowment is the ultimate source of long-term security because it provides perpetual support. Some gifts to endowments are restricted to a specific purpose. Others can be to our general endowment, which supports areas of greatest need.
Full List of Trinity Endowments
As a relatively young school, we've only just begun to dream about our long-term success, but this has been part our thinking from the beginning. We're proud of the progress we've made, but there's so much more we can do! Below are our current endowments. We invite families to contribute to any of these, or even consider creating your own. You can support the cause or program you're most passionate about or give to our General Endowment. This allows the school to put your giving to work where it’s needed most today and well into the future. To learn more, email chief development officer Kristi Katz, CFRE.
- Glenn and Glenda Forgan Scholarship Endowment
- Endowment for Faculty Excellence
- The Trinity Library Endowment
- The Janet LaVigna Fund for Health and Well-Being
- The Jane Ferguson Hill Endowment
- John and Mildred Holmes Endowment for Faculty Excellence
- The General Endowment
- The President’s Endowment Fund
- The Financial Aid Endowment
- The Watson Endowment for Excellence
- The Arzonetti-McClure Fund for Faculty Travel
- The Angel Fund
- A Night To Shine Endowment
- The Ramani Kolla Financial Assistance Endowment
Glenn and Glenda Forgan Scholarship Endowment
Endowment for Faculty Excellence
The Trinity Library Endowment
The Janet LaVigna Fund for Health and Well-Being
The Jane Ferguson Hill Endowment
John and Mildred Holmes Endowment for Faculty Excellence
The General Endowment
The President’s Endowment Fund
The Financial Aid Endowment
The Watson Endowment for Excellence
The Arzonetti-McClure Fund for Faculty Travel
The Angel Fund
Established in 2014 to offer a funded Trinity education from kindergarten through eighth grade to a child from an underrepresented group who demonstrates a high level of financial need. As funds are available, a recipient will be identified through the regular application and financial assistance processes. Each year, the student is expected to maintain all academic and behavioral standards. The student, their family and all donors will be kept confidential.
A Night To Shine Endowment
Established in 2016 by the board of trustees to secure funds raised by the school from the annual A Night to Shine gala over and above the needs in the current year's operating budget. These funds will be used for the purpose of benefiting students who qualify for admission and demonstrate financial need and for the purpose of providing professional development to faculty.
The Ramani Kolla Financial Assistance Endowment
Philanthropy at Trinity
The Philanthropy Pinwheel symbolizes our giving opportunities. Each color represents a different way you can create possibilities for our school and our children. Like a pinwheel, our initiatives are interconnected. They are part of the same whole, and all of them work together to create momentum. Through philanthropy, we can put in motion the brightest future and the best experience for our students.