List of 6 frequently asked questions.

• + What is the Aquinas Fund?

  The Aquinas Fund is the fundraising campaign conducted each year by the Advancement Office to benefit our students, teachers, programs, and facilities.

• + Why is the Aquinas Fund so important to The Aquinas Institute?

  Aquinas Fund gifts support our curriculum enhancements in the arts, athletics, and technology. The Aquinas Fund also supports study skills, teachers' professional development, core class enhancements, and tuition assistance.

• + What is the difference between the Aquinas Fund and the fundraising activities of the Parent Association, Booster Programs and Sports Teams?

  The Aquinas Fund is our main fundraising campaign to help provide the necessary funding to support our programs and facilities. Other school fundraising events promote community spirit and provide social opportunities for parents and student groups while raising substantial funds for more specific projects. The Aquinas Fund provides unrestricted gifts to the school, while other groups'  fundraising proceeds go towards specific projects.

• + Why should I support the Aquinas Fund?

  By supporting the Aquinas Fund, you play an active role in ensuring our program is a successful one. We rely on the campaign as a yearly commitment from alumni, families and friends of the Aquinas community.

• + Why is 100% Participation so important?

  100% participation sends a very strong message. It means that alumni, parents and community members support and believe in The Aquinas Institute. Gifts to the Aquinas Fund—no matter the amount—are important.

• + How will I be recognized?

  The Aquinas Institute is a non-profit school, and your gift to the Aquinas Fund is fully tax-deductible as described by law. You will receive a thank you letter with your gift information. Each gift, unless anonymous, will be listed in our Annual Report, published each year to recognize our generous donors and the programs.