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Giving

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All gifts to Catholic Central High School enable us to prepare servant leaders for Christ-centered lives.  

Ways to Give

You can quickly and easily give a gift online by clicking here

If you prefer to mail your contribution, checks can be made out to Catholic Central High School and mailed to:

Catholic Central High School

Attn: Advancement Office

319 Sheldon Blvd SE

Grand Rapids, MI 49503

If you have questions or need assistance, please contact: Stefanie Snyder, Associate Director of Advancement (616) 233-5899 or stefaniesnyder@grcatholiccentral.org

You can easily increase the impact your gift will have at Catholic Central by checking with your HR department to see if matching gifts are available to you and, if so, how to proceed following your company’s guidelines.

Questions and matching gift forms may be directed to: Stefanie Snyder Associate Director of Advancement (616) 233-5899 or stefaniesnyder@grcatholiccentral.org

Catholic Central High School

Attn: Advancement Office

319 Sheldon Blvd SE

Grand Rapids MI, 49503

Click here to download a list of matching gift companies.

 

Donating stock and mutual fund shares is a great way to support the work of Catholic Central High School.  Making a gift of securities is simple and offers a number of valuable financial benefits:

  • You can donate appreciated stocks, bonds, or mutual funds.
  • The total value of the stock upon transfer is tax-deductible.
  • There is no obligation to pay any capital gains taxes on the appreciation.

Questions? Contact Stefanie Snyder at stefaniesnyder@grcatholiccentral.org.

Click Here to Start the Process Today

Consider giving a legacy gift that will benefit Catholic Central students for generations to come.

Click here to learn more about legacy giving options

Questions about Giving to Catholic Central? Please contact a member of our advancement team, and we would be happy to assist you.

"We chose CC because they go beyond religion. They also put a higher standard on academics, athletics, life skills, and social responsibility."

— Jason