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Hall 175: The Campaign for Calvert Hall

Hall 175: Naming Opportunities

A number of Capital Enhancements have been named. Additional naming opportunities are available. 

Naming Opportunities

    • Naming Opportunities as of 10.24.22

Scholarships

The Campaign’s objective is to add $14.5 million in Endowed Scholarship Funds to better meet the needs of students who choose Calvert Hall. Over half of Calvert Hall’s 1,175 students receive tuition assistance of one kind or another, with the average annual grant being $5,800. Calvert Hall offers several ways that donors can support the need for scholarship funds. Each opportunity reflects a special way for generous alumni, families, and friends of Calvert Hall to help advance our Lasallian traditions for the next generations of students. At Calvert Hall’s annual Scholarship Luncheon, donors and student scholars are invited to meet each other, share their stories, and build special relationship that can last a lifetime.  

Scholarship Opportunities

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  • Need-Based Scholarship Endowed Fund for Multiple Scholars

    Students who demonstrate a need for financial assistance are considered for Need‐Based Scholarships.  These scholarships advance Calvert Hall’s mission to “prepare a diverse community of young men to achieve their full potential utilizing their unique talents.”

    Scholarships for eight scholars    $1,000,000
    Scholarships for four scholars      $500,000
    Scholarships for two scholars       $250,000
    Scholarship for one scholar          $100,000
  • Merit-Based Scholarship Endowed Fund for Multiple Scholars

    Students in the McMullen Scholars Program, by virtue of their academic achievements, are considered for Merit‐Based Scholarships.  The McMullen Scholars engage in a highly competitive, integrated program of study with challenging and stimulating experiences that includes rigorous courses, unique cultural and academic field experiences, and original research opportunities.   

    Scholarships for four scholars     $500,000
    Scholarships for two scholars      $250,000
    Scholarship for one scholar         $125,000
  • La Salle Scholarship Endowed Fund for Multiple Scholars

    The La Salle Program serves students with identified reading and/or written language learning challenges, offering one‐on‐one and small group instructional support focused on skill development and increasing each student’s appreciation for his personal learning strengths and needs. This hallmark program prepares La Salle students for success in college.  A La Salle Scholarship Endowed Fund supports students in the La Salle Program who demonstrate financial need.

    Scholarships for four scholars      $625,000
    Scholarships for two scholars       $300,000
    Scholarship for one scholar          $150,000
  • Endowed Fund for Patron Scholarships

    Endowed Fund for Patron Scholarships are for donors who aspire to make a philanthropic commitment that offers a special way to make a difference in a student’s life. Patrons would sponsor one student at a time who demonstrates family financial circumstances that require scholarship support for the full cost of tuition and expenses.  A Patron Scholarship opens the doors to a Lasallian educational experience for students who otherwise would not be able to attend Calvert Hall, reflecting a value that called St. John Baptist de La Salle to create his first school.

    $425,000
Faculty Support


The Campaign’s objective is to add $4.0 million in Endowed Funds for Faculty Support to better address the needs of the faculty as well as the academic programs, extra‐curricular activities, and athletic endeavors under their care as teachers, moderators, advisors, and coaches.  The Distinguished Teaching Chair and Teaching Chair programs are designed to recognize and encourage excellence in teaching, with the holders of these honors receiving an additional stipend and access to professional development funds.  The programs’ hallmark is that the balance of funds derived annually from these Endowed Funds will be applied to the overall budget for faculty support, increasing the pool of funds appropriated for all faculty members.

Faculty Support Opportunities

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  • Endowed Fund for Distinguished Teaching Chair

    Teachers who have been on the Calvert Hall faculty for ten or more years may be considered for a Distinguished Teaching Chair, one of the most prestigious honors a Calvert Hall educator can receive. Distinguished Teaching Chairs will receive $5,000 annually as additional stipends for three years; and, will be eligible for up to $5,000 to support their professional development.

    $500,000
  • Endowed Fund for Teaching Chair

    Teachers who have been on the Calvert Hall faculty for less than ten years may be considered for an Endowed Teaching Chair, which recognizes excellence in the classroom by young teachers and teachers new to the profession.  The holders of Teaching Chairs will receive $2,500 annually as an additional stipend for three years; and, will be eligible for up to $2,500 to support their professional development.

    $250,000
  • Endowed Fund for General Faculty Support

    This Endowed Fund offers donors a way to provide additional support for Calvert Hall’s faculty, including instructional support (e.g., class field trips), new technology and specialized equipment for classrooms and labs, and support for faculty salaries.  These funds will help ensure the presence long into the future of a talented and dedicated faculty committed to the Lasallian charism, which is essential to the educational experience at Calvert Hall.   

    $250,000

    “Young people need the light of watchful guides to lead them on the path of salvation: guides who have an adequate understanding of what God expects of young people, and of their usual shortcomings.” St. John Baptist de La Salle      MTR 5:3 (Med 197.3)
  • Endowed Fund for Faculty and Staff Professional Development

    Donors with an interest in building sufficient resources to support the professional development of Calvert Hall’s faculty and staff have an opportunity to advance this top priority by creating an Endowed Fund for Faculty and Staff Professional Development.   These resources will enable more members of the faculty and staff to engage in continuing education and other opportunities to advance their skills in the classroom and the administration of Calvert Hall.

    $250,000
Special Endowed Funds

Special Endowed Funds Opportunities

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  • President’s Discretionary Fund for Student & Faculty Support

    This Endowed Fund provides vitally needed resources for quick response to urgent needs, extraordinary situations, and special opportunities.  It offers a way for the President to help in the case of hardship situations involving members of the student body, faculty, or staff.  It also can be used to bring a distinguished speaker to campus or offer a special enrichment program for students.  From time to time, the Fund may be the source of funds to help supplement budget appropriations for faculty and staff salaries.

    $3,000,000
  • Endowed Fund for the Arts and Music

    This Endowed Fund is intended to help support Calvert Hall’s commitment to the arts and music.  In the Lasallian tradition, a young man’s education needs to include more than the study of academic subjects.  Time spent in a pursuit of the performing and visual arts as well as music is an essential aspect of the learning experience at Calvert Hall, instilling a lifelong appreciation for the creative arts and the world of imagination.  This Endowed Fund will provide resources to support all components of the Calvert Hall Arts & Music Program, including instrumental music, theater, visual arts, and vocal music.  

    $250,000
  • Endowed Fund for the Moderators & Coaches

    This Endowed Fund provides a way for Calvert Hall to supplement the modest stipends offered to faculty members engaged in our 60 extra‐curricular activities and 40 athletic teams.  The time spent by Calvert Hall’s teachers working with students outside the classroom in their roles as moderators and coaches is an invaluable part of the students’ learning experience.  These funds offer a way to recognize the special contributions of time and talents by these teachers.

    $250,000
  • Endowed Fund for Campus Preservation

    This Endowed Fund provides Calvert Hall with vitally needed resources to support projects that preserve and beautify the facilities and grounds of the campus.  The Calvert Hall campus is appreciated by students, families, alumni, and visitors for its aesthetic appeal.  This Endowed Fund allows Calvert Hall to maintain and sustain this quality of the school without compromising its capacity to continue supporting an exceptional learning experience that attracts talented students, faculty members, and staff to Calvert Hall.

    $100,000
Calvert Hall's General Endowment

The Campaign’s objective is to add $1.0 million in unrestricted funds to Calvert Hall’s Endowment to provide important resources in support of the School’s fiscal operations

General Endowment Opportunities

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  • A Fund for Calvert Hall’s General Endowment

    These Endowed Funds offer special opportunities for donors who aspire to help Calvert Hall maintain its competitive edge in attracting students, faculty, and staff to an institution dedicated to excellence in its learning experience.  The resources derived from the General Endowment will enable the School to support special initiatives, innovative academic programs, classroom enhancements (e.g., a digital anatomy table for the Biology lab), and other opportunities that may otherwise be beyond the capacity of the annual operating budget.

    $250,000
Hall 175 Contacts
For more information about Calvert Hall 175, please contact Joe Baker '76, Director of Advancement at bakerj@calverthall.com or 410-825-4266 x163
For more information about major gifts and planned giving, please contact Tom Malstrom '84, Major Gifts & Planned Giving Officer, at malstromt@calverthall.com or 410-825-4266 x147
For more information about Calvert Hall's annual giving program, The Hall Fund, please contact Doug Heidrick '89, Director of Annual Giving, at heidrickd@calverthall.com or 410-825-4266 x167

For more information about the parent campaign, please contact Nichole Regulski, Donor Relations & Community Engagement Officer, at regulskin@calverthall.com or 410-825-4266 x192