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Creating Major Impact for the Future of Grace

Created for Impact

We believe God has a purpose for Grace that reaches far beyond any single generation. For nearly 90 years, Grace has been preparing students to know Christ and make Christ known. This pillar is about ensuring that spiritual vision continues for generations to come. Every initiative in this pillar ultimately points back to the lives of the young men and women entrusted to Grace: their stories, their calling, and the “more” they were created for. When Grace is financially strong, strategically nimble, and committed to innovation, we are better equipped to launch students into lives of purpose and lasting impact.

Creating Major Impact for the Future of Grace

Grace Fund: $5,600,000

The Grace Fund is our unrestricted operating fund. This fund is central to supporting Grace’s ongoing mission. Gifts to the Grace Fund will help us meet our operating needs and provide student scholarships while we pursue campaign funding for our strategic priorities.

Estate Gifts: $10,000,000

Estate intentions from donors allow Grace to build an extended financial platform to sustain its mission for long-term impact. Contact Steve Gerber for information about planned giving.

Debt Reduction: $14,000,000

Grace is committed to taking action to pay down our debt and build financial sustainability. By reducing burdensome debt, Grace will amplify how we impact our students and invest in strategic investments for the future.

“When I think about my own scholarship, I think about the donors who made it possible for me to be at Grace. At the time, I may not have known who they were or understood the full impact of their generosity. I simply knew that I was grateful. Now, as an alumna, I think of projects and improvements that alumni from 20 years ago helped make possible — things they didn’t get to experience as students themselves. Because of their generosity, I did. I want to keep that going.”

Isabella Giunta (BA 26)