Ways to Give

List of 10 items.

• The Loyola Fund

  The Loyola Fund provides critical support for all aspects of the Loyola Blakefield experience. Whether it is providing merit and need-based grants to attract the most talented and diverse students or maintaining educational and co-curricular facilities, a gift to the Loyola Fund makes an immediate impact on the lives of our students, faculty, and staff. Learn more and make your gift to the Loyola Fund here.

• Tribute & Memorial Gifts

  Honor those who bring our mission to life and made an impact on you and your family during your time at Loyola Blakefield. Simply choose "Tribute Gift" on our online giving form and tell us who you would like to honor with your gift.

• Blue & Gold Community Partners Program

  Loyola Blakefield invites businesses and organizations to join our Blue & Gold Community Partners Program for the 2022–23 academic year. The program offers a comprehensive means to support the experience of our students while establishing a close relationship with the school and our constituents.
  
  Through web and digital media advertising, tickets to annual events, and direct visibility to our community, our Community Partners show their support for Loyola while showcasing their brand to faculty, staff, families, alumni, and friends.
  
  If you are interested in learning more or joining the ranks of our proud Community Partners, contact Adam Trice.

• Greater Glory Scholarships Program

  We are committed to providing an unrivaled Jesuit education to as many young men as possible, regardless of a family's financial standing. Our Greater Glory program enables individuals, companies, and foundations to fund a student's education for his four or seven years at Loyola. Greater Glory Scholarships, which can cover all or part of annual tuition costs for a student, provide benefactors an opportunity to have a significant impact on the lives of our Dons.
  
  To learn more about our Greater Glory program, download our flyer or contact Director of Major Gifts Lisa Kenney.

• Endowment Fundraising & Investment Performance

  Loyola Blakefield’s endowment is fundamental to our ability to plan for and sustain our school’s future. It provides a steady and significant source of income to support our most critical needs including resources that directly contribute to financial aid and scholarships for our students today and well into the future. Gifts to our endowment also support the sustainability of programs and student services, professional development and competitive salaries for faculty and staff, and on-going maintenance needs of our campus and physical plant. 
  
  

  We continue to be grateful for our alumni, families, faculty, staff, and friends who invest with gifts to grow various endowed funds at Loyola Blakefield. Together, we fuel and sustain an unrivaled values-based educational experience rooted in the sacred Jesuit tradition and allow a Loyola education to be more accessible and affordable for our families.
  
  

  • 95+ individual funds contribute to our endowment (95% of these funds are directed to support student scholarships at Loyola Blakefield).
    
    
  • 28 funds have been established in honor of alumni classes (1953, 1954, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961,1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1993, 2022, 2023).

  
  View a list of some of our current endowed funds

• Recurring Gifts

  Did you know that you can set up a monthly, quarterly, or annual gift to Loyola? A recurring gift is the most convenient way to ensure that your support is put to work today, and continues to benefit our Dons for as long as you wish. Simply visit our online giving form and select Make this a recurring gift.

• Matching Gifts

  Does your employer match your donations to organizations like ours? Click here to find out if you can double your impact by using your employer’s matching gift program. Contact Jamie Schertle for more information.

• Planned or Deferred Giving

  Visit our planned giving page for more information on these and other legacy gifts, as well as information on the Rev. Ferdinand Wheeler, S.J. Society.

• Stock or In-Kind Gift

  Giving a gift of stock is easy and can have additional donor benefits. Call the Development Office at 443-841-3694 prior to making your donation and download our stock transfer instructions for further information on how to complete a stock transfer.

• Loyola Blakefield’s 501C3 Information and Tax Identification Number (TIN)

  Loyola Blakefield is a qualified 501C3 non-profit organization. Our organization’s tax identification number (TIN) is 52-0704627. If you should need any further information including a copy of Loyola’s IRS determination letter, W9, or other materials in order to make a gift, please contact Chief Advancement Officer Adam Trice.