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Core Values Cares | Inspires | Collaborates | Nurtures | Celebrates Congressional School Guide to Philanthropy and Service

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Page 1: Guide to philanthrophy and service 2015

Core ValuesCares | Inspires | Collaborates | Nurtures | Celebrates

Congressional SchoolGuide to Philanthropy and Service

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“We are thankful to everyone who chooses to make Congressional School a priority in their philanthropic and

volunteer endeavors.”

– Board of Trustees

“We want the best for our children and we see The Congressional Fund as an investment in their future.”

– Current Parent

“We volunteer because it supports the faculty at Congressional and also models what it means to give back.”

– Current Parent

Congressional School is a co-ed, independent, day school serving 340 students, Infants through Grade 8, on a 40-acre campus in Falls Church, Virginia. Founded in 1939 by Malcolm and Evelyn Devers, Congressional School proudly prepares students for success in high school and beyond.

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A sample of recent matriculations include: Independent Schools

Edmund Burke SchoolFlint Hill SchoolGeorgetown Day SchoolGeorgetown Preparatory SchoolGonzaga College High SchoolMadeira SchoolMercersburg Academy (PA)National Cathedral SchoolPotomac SchoolPhillips Exeter Academy (NH)St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes SchoolWashington International School

Public Schools

George Mason High SchoolJ.E.B. Stuart High SchoolLangley High SchoolMcLean High SchoolOakton High SchoolThomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology

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There are many ways to support our school and we invite you to join us.

The Congressional FundCaring for Congressional

Throughout our history, Congressional School has

benefited from a culture of philanthropy. Our most

important annual fundraising effort, The Congressional

Fund, ensures that we meet the daily needs of our

students, faculty and programs. Support for Congressional

School comes from all constituent groups – parents,

alumni, faculty, staff, the Board of Trustees and local

businesses. Participation is key and every gift, regardless

of size, makes a difference. Your tax-deductible gift

provides professional development experiences for our

faculty, the ability to sustain and enhance key academic

programs and augment the budget.

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Strategic Partner: $10,000 or moreTrustee Circle: $5,000 - $9,999Executive Circle: $2,500 - $4,999Leadership Circle: $1,000 - $2,499Benefactor: $500 - $999Patron: $250 - $499Friend: less than $249

Ways to Give

Giving Circles

Gifts of $1,000 or more are considered Leadership Gifts and will be acknowledged annually at The Congressional Fund Leadership Reception in the Fall.

Donors may also arrange monthly recurring gifts. Please contact Chris Pryor for more details.

• Phone – Call Chris Pryor at 703.533.8167.• Pledge – Make a pledge after September 1, 2015 and

pay your pledge by August 31, 2016.• Mail – Send a check to Congressional School and note

“The Congressional Fund” in the memo.• Online – Visit www.congressionalschools.org/giving

and make a secure gift online.• Stock – Call Chris Pryor at 703.533.8167.• CFC – Federal employees may give through the

Combined Federal Campaign (#40837)• Matching Gift – Check with your employer and double

your giving!

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Chris PryorDirector of [email protected]

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Sponsorship and Underwriting: September 1 – August 31

Generous support comes from current parents, Board Members, independent high schools, local businesses and friends of Congressional School. Funds raised through sponsorship and underwriting support major events throughout the year. In addition, sponsors and underwriters enjoy a variety of benefits and are recognized throughout the 2015-2016 academic year.

www.congressionalschools.org/sponsorship

Hosted in April, the Gala is one of our largest community events of the year. This year’s theme is Congo Nights: A 70’s Flashback! Families from across Congressional School, volunteer and help raise needed funds to support a major school project. Recent projects have been the new Lower & Middle School playground, Sport Court, building and classroom improvements as well as enhancements in technology. Themes ranged from All that Glitters, A Gatsby Gala, Mission Possible and Swing into Spring in past years.

www.congressionalschools.org/gala

Gala: April 16, 2016

Additional Ways to Give

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We partner with Harris Teeter, Giant, Target, Box Tops for Education and Amazon Smile to provide an additional source of revenue for school enhancements. By registering with one of these organizations, you can support Congressional simply by shopping.

www.congressionalschools.org/shopandsupport

Shop and Support

CONgO

CONGRESSIONAL SCHOOL

2016 GALA APRIL 16, 6 P.M.

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Additional Volunteer

Admission Ambassadors Advancement Office Athletics Fine Arts Library Uniform Exchange

PresidentVice PresidentEarly Childhood Coordinator Lower School CoordinatorMiddle School Coordinator

CSPO Leadership

Additional VolunteeringOpportunities

Admission Ambassadors Advancement Office Athletics Fine Arts Library Uniform Exchange

Volunteering at Congressional

Congressional School is a vibrant community and appreciates the important role that the Congressional School Parent Organization (CSPO) plays in “Welcoming Families and Building Community.”

Amy Kang Cheryl VanceSona VirdiStephanie ChristacosChris Pisani

Parent Organizat

ion

Cong

ressionaL School

Welcome Back to School PartyMiddle School Family NightSchool Picture DayFall FestivalInternational NightEarly Childhood Family NightGrandparents’ and Special Friends’ DayWinter Concert ReceptionHomecomingMartin Luther King, Jr. Day of ServiceLower School Family NightStudent Musical ProductionMiddle School Art ShowGalaTeacher & Staff Appreciation WeekField DayGraduation DinnerGraduation

September 11, 2015September 18, 2015October 19, 2015 October 31, 2015November 13, 2015November 20, 2015November 24, 2015December 11, 2015January 15, 2016January 18, 2016 February 26, 2016March 11, 2016April 10, 2016April 16, 2016May 2-6, 2016 June 4, 2016 June 9, 2016June 10, 2016

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For more information about volunteering, please contact Amy Kang, CSPO President, or sign up in Connections

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Please join us online and help spread the word about Congressional School. Remember to check in and share too!

FacebookThe Congressional Schools of VirginiaCongressional Camp

Twitter@CSOVColts @CSOVAthletics @TheCongoCamp @BHinrichsCSOV - MS Director@MrRobertsonCSOV - LS Director@MsONeilCSOV - ECP Director

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