Welcome to the Development Office!
Each year, Villanova Preparatory School graduates young adults who are critical thinkers, who understand the importance of human dignity and empathy, who respect themselves and others, and who live their faith through action.
Every year we accomplish all of this by being good stewards of our resources and by bridging the gap between what we have to spend and what we need through the Annual Fund.
But this year is different.
Rising operational costs and the increased demand for tuition assistance brought on by the current economic recession has resulted in an ever-widening gap.
Villanova is counting on the generous support of parents, alumni, friends, family, directors and staff to fill the gap by donating to the 100% Villanovan Annual Fund campaign!
Meeting our Annual Fund financial goal each and every year is important, but achieving 100 % participation from our friends and donors THIS YEAR is even more important.
Here’s why:
Villanova is applying to Foundations that make grants to Catholic high schools. Percentage of participation in Villanova’s Annual Fund is one of the factors that will be weighed in the foundations’ review of our grant applications.
Please feel free to contact me at 805 646-1464, ext. 126 or by email at jbrown@villanovaprepadmin.org. To make a donation online please go to online to www.villanovaprep.org/donate
In truth, unity and love,
Jeanne Greenough Brown
VPS Family of VIP Donors
Headline News
Lenten Lecture Series Focuses on Mary
The President of Villanova Preparatory School will present a Lenten Lecture Series on Mary of Nazareth, Myths and Realities: A Journey with Mary, Mother of God and our Mother.
Rev. Gregory Heidenblut, O.S.A.
Monday's in Lent from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.
February 27th through April 2nd
St. Thomas Aquinas Parish, Ojai - Parish Hall
Black Box Theater Renovation Campaign is On
Villanova Preparatory School alumni parents Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Maloon are the very first to purchase a donor inscription plate for the new Black Box Theater seating.
The Black Box Theater renovation began in October, when workers removed the interior walls of Ingalls Hall a single story structure built in the 1950s that previously housed a small art classroom and theater space.
Sound and lighting equipment, the seating, and other interior finishing materials are currently being delivered.
The offer to inscribe a donor plate for $295 was recently published in the Fall/Winter edition of Vista magazine which goes out to parents, alumni and donors.