The Westerly Fund bridges the gap between tuition and the true cost of a Westerly education
Since Westerly’s beginning in 1992, visionary gifts and philanthropy have played a major role in building our school community. Current families, board members, faculty/staff, grandparents, and friends give because they witness first-hand the positive impact that a Westerly education has on our students. Alumni and past families give because they value the lasting effect Westerly has had on their lives. These contributions uphold Westerly’s tradition of excellence and allow us to continue to grow and enhance our school programs, buildings and curriculum for our current students.
The Westerly Fund is your annual opportunity to make a charitable gift that directly impacts the children at Westerly School! Our goal is for 100 percent of our current families to play a role in supporting our school through our annual giving campaign.
WHY SUPPORT THE WESTERLY FUND?
Tuition alone covers only a portion of a Westerly education. The Westerly Fund helps make up the difference.
All gifts made to the Westerly Annual Fund are used in the current school year, making an immediate impact and benefit for each student.
Since contributions are applied to the operating budget in the year that they are requested, Westerly depends on donors to support the Westerly Fund every year.
Make a Gift to the Westerly Fund
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2024-25 PARENT CLASS CHAIRS
Each year, the Westerly Fund is championed by a committee of parents who take a leadership role in their class to encourage 100% participation and answer any questions about the initiative. Class chairs will be announced soon – please reach out to your class chair if you have any additional questions about the fund!
Kindergarten – Erik Pelowitz
1st Grade – Allison Glatstein
2nd Grade – Monique Agress
3rd Grade – Tayo Agboke
4th Grade – Laura Price
5th Grade – Shawnte Clewis
6th Grade – Brian Grefenstette
7th Grade – David Wright
8th Grade – Glenn Marumoto