named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Annual Fund
Provides unrestricted funding for essential programs and services at The Epiphany School, helping to keep tuition lower and support a diverse student body.
Gifts-In-Kind
Accepts donations of tangible personal property to support fundraising events such as the Spring Auction and Golf Auction.
Planned Giving
Accepts bequests, charitable trusts, real estate, and life income gifts to provide long-term support for the foundation and school.
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Financial Aid and Scholarship Access Programs 1 activity
- Funding educational programs and operations at The Epiphany SchoolRaises and provides unrestricted funding to support educational programs, faculty development, technology initiatives, infrastructure, and tuition assistance, contributing over $2,000 per student annually and raising at least $650,000 each year to maintain affordable tuition and a diverse student body.
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School and School-Community Events 1 activity
- Organizing annual fundraising eventsHosts recurring fundraising events including a spring auction, golf outing, Spring Benefit, Scholastic Book Fair, and Project Cicero Book Drive to generate financial support for The Epiphany School.
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Private K–12 School Support 1 activity
- Supporting campus expansion and facilities growthProvided funding and support that enabled the expansion of The Epiphany School’s campus from one to three buildings and increased student enrollment from 250 to 560 over a 38-year period.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$863K
Contributions & grants$540K63%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$242K28%
Other revenue$80K
expenses
Total expenses$691K
Program expenses52%
Admin / overhead14%
Fundraising34%
Salaries & benefits$230K
Grants paid out$362K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$3.88M
Cash$766K
Investments$3.09M
Liabilities$1.02M
Net assets$2.86M
Liquid reserves67.0 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +20.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 17
- ALAN VAN CAPELLE — TRUSTEE
- ARIANNE HORCH — TRUSTEE
- CRISTINA CASAMATTA — TRUSTEE
- JENNIFER DOWD — TRUSTEE
- JENNIFER MECCA — TRUSTEE
- JOHN GODYN — TRUSTEE
- JOHN SOWINSKI — TRUSTEE
- JULIE CAREY — CHAIRMAN
- LINDSAY LITTON — TRUSTEE
- MARK BAKER — TRUSTEE
- MARK FITZGERALD — TRUSTEE
- MARY CARROLL FRENCH — TRUSTEE
- MATTHEW MORNINGSTAR THRU 125 — TRUSTEE
- MATTHEW T BRENNAN — VICE CHAIRMAN
- MAUREEN SULLIVAN — TRUSTEE
- NOREEN DEVER — TRUSTEE
- THOMAS GAFFNEY — TRUSTEE
relationships · 16
Who they work with
- 91 Sponsors Partner — Sponsors whose generosity accounted for a substantial portion of The Walk’s fundraising.
- Agnes Teng Partner — Business Manager responsible for handling stock gifts, wire transfers, and matching gift confirmations.
- Facebook Network — Follows the foundation on Facebook
- Instagram Network — Features the foundation on Instagram
- LinkedIn Network — Hosts a group for the foundation on LinkedIn
- Matching Gift Program Funder — Employer-sponsored programs that match employee donations to the Foundation, increasing gift impact.
- Project Cicero Partner — Collaborates on an annual book drive for students.
- RealTouch Partner — Partner in providing classroom technology displays.
- Robert I. Schattner Foundation, Inc. Funder — Donor to the Annual Fund through the GivingTuesday campaign
- The Epiphany School Partner — Primary beneficiary and partner institution supported by the Foundation
- The Epiphany School Partner — Primary beneficiary of contributions solicited by the foundation.
- The Epiphany School Partner — Primary beneficiary of the Foundation's funding, receiving full investment in educational programs, staff, and infrastructure.
- The Epiphany School Administration Partner — Partners with The Epiphany School Administration to provide tuition assistance, curricular enhancements, faculty development, and technology initiatives.
- The Fournier Family Foundation Partner — Donor to the Annual Fund through the GivingTuesday campaign
- Theodore Eckert Foundation Funder — Donor to the Annual Fund through the GivingTuesday campaign
- Twitter Network — Follows the foundation on Twitter
strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Whole-Child Holistic Education 146 orgsmethodology: whole-child_educationBy integrating spiritual, intellectual, moral, and ethical development in a unified approach, we prepare students to contribute meaningfully to society because education must address the full person, not just academic outcomes. This holistic model is grounded in enduring Catholic educational values and shapes both curriculum and institutional culture.shared approach: Integrated Faith and Learning →
- Fundraising-Supported Education 36 orgsmethodology: fundraising-supported_educationBy raising external financial support through targeted campaigns, events, and community participation, we directly fund educational resources, programs, and infrastructure that tuition alone does not cover, thereby enhancing student learning and access. Because community investment is essential to sustaining and expanding the school's mission, fundraising is structured as a core mechanism to close resource gaps and ensure program quality.shared approach: Community-Driven Resource Mobilization →
- Long-Term Financial Sustainability Through Planned Givingmethodology: planned_givingBy encouraging bequests, charitable trusts, and other planned giving vehicles, we secure sustained financial support for the school’s future because long-term stability depends on cultivating enduring donor commitments beyond annual fundraising cycles.