Targeted Financial Sustainability

Implements a structured academic program that includes phonics-based literacy, early instruction in history, geography, and Catholic faith, science education with textual and hands-on learning, and a pathway to Algebra 1 by eighth grade. Writing is taught as a tool for thinking, and daily character and values education is embedded from Kindergarten through eighth grade.

Provides financial support in the form of scholarships, academic and enrichment programming, and general operating funds to elementary and high schools beyond its own managed network, as reported in IRS-990 filings.

Runs mentoring initiatives such as the Stand Together Dads Mentoring Program and hosts cultural events like Juneteenth celebrations to strengthen community ties and integrate diverse histories into school life.

Manages a network of Catholic PreK–8th grade schools in the Bronx, Harlem, Cleveland, and Toledo, providing free private education focused on academic excellence, character development, and long-term student success. The organization operates seven schools in New York and four in Cleveland, with plans and expansions reflecting ongoing operational commitment.

Offers centralized administrative, educational, and operational services—including capital improvements—to partner schools in the Diocese of Cleveland, leveraging economies of scale to enhance efficiency and resource utilization.

Provides guidance and preparation for students to gain admission to top-tier high schools and prepares them for long-term academic success, including college readiness. Alumni report successful transitions and lasting impact from their education.

Provides funding for athletic programs at Holy Trinity High School, including the purchase of essential equipment for school sports teams and organizing fundraising events to support these initiatives.

Operates a fund through which 100% of donations are directed to Holy Trinity High School to support student scholarships, with financial assistance provided to dozens of students to support their attendance.

Provides grants to support Catholic education initiatives, as reported in IRS Form 990 filings.

Awarded grants totaling approximately $200,000 over 25 years to support Catholic education, primarily through its Tuition Assistance Program, which distributed funds to 37 institutions and leveraged matching contributions via partnerships such as the BISON Scholarship Fund.

Hosted in-person reunion events including a Mass attended by over 25 alumni and a dinner with 42 attendees, along with compiling and sharing photos and videos from the 50th reunion celebration.

Digitized and made available online historical materials including yearbooks (1952–1975), Hall of Fame programs, and issues of The Shield newspaper to support alumni engagement and historical preservation.

Maintained a Hall of Fame program that honored notable contributors to the institution, including posthumous recognition of faculty such as Mr. Carl J. Albert and the induction of seven individuals in 2025.

Raises and distributes funds to support Catholic schools in the Rochester area that have lost diocesan funding, with current support directed to St. Joseph's School in Penfield, NY.

Provides financial support to Rochester Christian School for educational programs and student experiences, including a distribution of $52,500 in the 2025 school year. Plans to increase distributions by 8% in 2026 to support general operating costs and tuition scholarships.

Raises funds through campaigns and donor contributions, including $194,410 in total gifts during the 2025 annual fundraising campaign, to support the school’s endowment, tuition scholarships, and operating costs.

Oversees and funds capital improvement projects, including the completion of a roof replacement on the school building using donated funds and volunteer leadership.

Hosts an annual golf tournament at Webster Golf Club to raise funds for tuition, scholarships, and school operating costs.