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DEVELOPMENT 2004-2005 TURNINGPOINT's Development strategy includes three distinct fundraising programs coordinated to provide support for the current and future needs of our students. To accomplish our fundraising goals we rely on a very broad base of time, talent, and generosity. ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN
We ask that each family makes a personally meaningful gift to Annual Giving, and are proud that nearly 10% of our budget is funded by tax deductible contributions to this Campaign. Our extended community - grandparents, faculty and staff, friends, alumni, and corporate matching gift programs - also contributes to this program. For more information please contact the Annual Giving Chair at (310) 841-2505 To download a pledge form, click here. To see if your employer will match your gift, (possibly doubling or even tripling its value), click here. PSA ACTIVITIES
For more information on this year's Hoop-A- Thon or Silent Auction, please contact TURNINGPOINT at (310) 841-2505. MAJOR GIFTS PROGRAMFunds raised through this program enable the school to expand and grow. In the past, Major Gift funds were used to help acquire and build this campus. Major Gifts are now used to pay down the remaining debt on the facility, and as we move into the future, will be used to prioritize and meet the growth opportunities delineated in our new strategic plan. For more information on the Major Gifts Program, please contact Deborah Richman, Head of School. |
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The cost of a TURNINGPOINT education is greater than the tuition families pay. Each year we ask every family to make a personally meaningful gift to cover the gap between tuition and the actual annual cost for faculty and staff, curriculum, programs, and other annual costs associated with the operating budget. This strategy enables us to keep tuition as low as possible by using tax deductible gifts to fund a portion of the exceptional educational program for which we are known.
Included in the wide range of activities in support of the school, the PSA is responsible for two fundraising activities - the Hoop-A-Thon and the Silent Auction - one family and one adult event. The funds raised through these two events are earmarked for specific extraordinary projects or acquisitions not covered by the annual operating budget.