Support SJHS
Saint Joseph High School is a unique community of learners whose worth is measured in beliefs, values, and relationships that connect us to one another and to God. There are many ways to support the students of SJHS. Charitable donations to Saint Joseph High School are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.
Gifts of cash, pledges, corporate matching funds, American Express Rewards Points (MembersGive), appreciated property, property that has lost value, real estate, securities, closely held stock, and EITC/OSTC are accepted.
To learn more or make a gift, contact Advancement Team Assistant Jane Susa: (724) 226-7877 or jsusa@SaintJosephHS.com.
The Annual Fund is essential to sustaining the standard of academic excellence that Saint Joseph High School has offered for over 100 years! To keep an SJHS education affordable for all families, tuition is set at approximately 85% of the cost-per-pupil. Saint Joseph High School commits to raising the remainder. Annual Fund gifts help to meet this commitment to students and their families.
The Dlubak Athletic Center has allowed Saint Joseph High School’s athletics program to grow dramatically! Multi-level sponsorships help to fund these expanded programs.
Did you know that individuals' (not just businesses) PA taxes can be designated specifically to Saint Joseph High School? Taxpayers with income of $115,000 or more can opt to have 90% of their tax liability given to the private school of their choice through the EITC Program.
Several alumni and friends of the SJHS community are participating in this program and have shared their motivation and experiences in this informational video. Alumnus Mitch Farrell, CPA '14, begins with a short overview of the EITC program and a few practical examples. Joe and Jennifer (Kaniecki) '89 MacNeil have participated in the program for several years and Rosanne Granieri and David Macpherson, just recently joined the program. We hope this video helps to further explain the EITC program and provide real examples of individual experiences within the SJHS community of participating in it.
Funds directed to SJHS from this program directly support scholarships for our students. On average 70% of our SJHS students receive financial aid - we simply could not do it without your support in programs such as these. You make it possible for many students to receive a Catholic education - an education based on Gospel values.
For additional information, please contact Mitch Farrell, CPA '14 via mgfarrell@sisterson.com or 724-994-0844 and watch this video.
Many companies match monetary donations or volunteer hours of employees or retirees to Saint Joseph High School. This could double your gift to the school. Ask your human resources department for information! We currently receive matching gifts from employees and retirees of GE Foundation, PNC Bank Foundation, and PPG.
- Remember a loved one, friend, special teacher, or valued colleague in a meaningful way—a living memorial to provide the young people of Saint Joseph High School with an education rooted in Gospel values.
- Celebrate a birthday, anniversary, marriage, or special occasion; honor an individual, team, or cast in a significant way—an honorary contribution to provide the young people of Saint Joseph High School with an education rooted in Gospel values.
- All such donations are recognized with a card, mailed from the school to the recipient, and a listing in the Annual Report. The donor will also receive an acknowledgement letter from the school.
- Alumni & Friends: Estate plans can ensure that Saint Joseph High School’s mission continues far into the future. A planned gift includes but is not limited to bequests, charitable annuities and remainder trusts, life insurance policies, and securities.
- Graduating Students: As you transition into the next chapter of your life’s story, consider adding an item to your graduation gift list—a locker or team chair.
Students of all backgrounds are welcomed into this community rooted in Gospel values. Building the Scholarship Fund ensures that financial means will never be a barrier to an SJHS education.
- Named endowed scholarships can be established with a minimum contribution of $25,000.
- Named annual scholarships can be established with an annual donation of $1,000.
- Donations to the general scholarship fund are always welcome. Consider a $50 donation to sponsor one student for one day.
AmazonSmile
You shop, Amazon gives. It’s that simple. Support Saint Joseph High School every time you shop with Amazon. Enjoy the same products, same prices, same service, with a portion of your purchase donated to SJHS. Get started by clicking the link below!
Click here to start shopping with AmazonSmile!
iGive.com
Would you like to help Saint Joseph High School while you shop? It’s easy. Whenever you purchase everyday items at the Mall at iGive, up to 26% of your purchase is donated to Saint Joseph High School at NO COST to you! Access over 600 brand-name merchants like Barnes & Noble, Eddie Bauer, Lands’ End, and PetSmart.
Spartan Scramble is Saint Joseph High School’s annual fundraiser. The day begins with 18 holes of golf and ends with a dinner and auction. It is a day of fun and fellowship for students, parents, alumni, and friends of SJHS. Support comes in many forms—auction item donors, sponsors, volunteers, and participants. The event is held annually at the Inn at Lenape Heights & Golf Resort in Ford City, PA.
View the brochure and registration form.
Mark your calendar: Friday, September 18, 2020
The Spirit of Saint Joseph Awards recognize alumni and friends whose everyday lives exemplify that of our patron—living the ordinary in extraordinary ways. These are the people who quietly bring Saint Joseph High School’s mission of preparing students for college, life, and heaven to life through their humble, selfless service and support—role models for us all.
NEW DATE!
2020 Awards Event: Saturday, November 14
View the invitation, reply card or ad opportunities.
2020 Spirit of Saint Joseph Award Recipients:
Christina (Varrato) Discello ’80: Champion
Christina lives the ordinary in extraordinary ways through her tireless efforts to improve the lives of others.
Jeffrey L. Janicik ’86: Role Model
Jeff lives the ordinary in extraordinary ways through his example of leadership and service.
Rev. John A. Moineau ’79: Disciple
Father Moineau lives the ordinary in extraordinary ways through his humble service to the Church.
Frank M. Wolf III, posthumously: Advocate
Frank lived the ordinary in extraordinary ways through his advocacy for Catholic education.
The Spirit of Saint Joseph Awards recognize alumni and friends whose everyday lives exemplify that of our patron— living the ordinary in extraordinary ways. These are the people who quietly bring Saint Joseph High School’s mission of preparing students for college, life, and heaven to life through their humble, selfless service and support—role models for us all.
Questions? Contact Advancement Team Assistant Jane Susa: (724) 226-7877 or jsusa@SaintJosephHS.com.
You can’t beat these odds! Only 500 tickets will be sold at $100 each. Prizes are as follows: 1 grand prize of $20,000 and three runner-up prizes of $1,000 each. Drawing will be held on Friday, September 18th during the Spartan Scramble: Golf, Dinner, Auction at Lenape Heights Golf Resort. Winner need not be present. Questions? Contact Advancement Team Assistant Jane Susa: (724) 226-7877 jsusa@SaintJosephHS.com