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Thank you for considering a gift to Greensboro Day School.
At GDS, as with all independent schools, contributions are vital to the life and mission of the school. Money raised beyond tuition through the Annual Fund provides the solid financial support necessary to continue the exciting and innovative programs we want every GDS student to experience. The opportunities that are made available to our students through these gifts are the heart of what makes a GDS education so exceptional. No matter the amount, your gift allows us the opportunity to continue offering a dynamic educational environment to the Triad.
Please contact Assistant Head of School for Institutional Advancement, Ian Patrick, or Director of Alumni Programs, Michael Sumner '04, with any questions.
At GDS, as with all independent schools, contributions are vital to the life and mission of the school. Money raised beyond tuition through the Annual Fund provides the solid financial support necessary to continue the exciting and innovative programs we want every GDS student to experience. The opportunities that are made available to our students through these gifts are the heart of what makes a GDS education so exceptional. No matter the amount, your gift allows us the opportunity to continue offering a dynamic educational environment to the Triad.
Please contact Assistant Head of School for Institutional Advancement, Ian Patrick, or Director of Alumni Programs, Michael Sumner '04, with any questions.
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Donor Recognition Societies LEADERSHIP GIVING $25,000+ Visionary
$15,000 - $24,999 1970 Society (Honor Level) $10,000 - $14,999 1970 Society (Scholarship Level)
$5,000 - $9,999 1970 Society (Friendship Level)
$1,970+ The 1970 Society $1,000 - $1,969 Sportsmanship SUPPORTERS
$500 - $999 Lawndale
$250 - $499 Lake Brandt
$1 - $249 Bengals YOUNG ALUMNI GIVING - G.O.L.D. Society Any size gift made by the Classes of 2011-2020 receives recognition in the G.O.L.D. Society. (NEW in 2021) |
Greensboro Day School develops the intellectual, ethical, and interpersonal foundations students need to become constructive contributors to the world.
