Giving
President's Club
With immense gratitude
for the support of the community, each year Brophy acknowledges those who give $5,000 and above with membership in the President’s Club. Additionally, each year at the annual President’s Club Dinner, a person or family who has supported the students of Brophy in extraordinary ways is honored.
At the President's Club 34th Annual Dinner on Jan. 26, Brophy recognized the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust as the 2022-23 honoree. The Piper Trust has been a longtime supporter of Brophy College Preparatory, most recently in 2021 with a $1 million donation. Brophy's campus includes the Virginia G. Piper Center for Math and Science in honor of the Trust's past generosity.
At the President's Club 34th Annual Dinner on Jan. 26, Brophy recognized the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust as the 2022-23 honoree. The Piper Trust has been a longtime supporter of Brophy College Preparatory, most recently in 2021 with a $1 million donation. Brophy's campus includes the Virginia G. Piper Center for Math and Science in honor of the Trust's past generosity.
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Piper Board of Trustees – Seated: Mary Jane Rynd, president and chief executive officer, and Paul Critchfield, trustee; Standing, right to left: Laura Grafman, Steve Zabilski, Jim Bruner, Judy Jolley Mohraz, Paul Mulligan, Lori Higuera, José Cardenas, Sharon Harper and Ed Zuercher
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Terms of membership
President's Club membership includes gifts given during each fiscal year (July 1 through June 30).
- Membership will be awarded to those whose contributions to the school totaled $5,000 or more during a fiscal year.
- Membership will be awarded for the fiscal year in which the gifts were received.
- Contributions to Brophy giving campaigns, Brophy Community Foundation and fundraising events such as the Brophy Auction and Fashion Show are applied to President’s Club eligibility.
- Only contributions for which no goods or services were received are counted toward membership.
- Only contributions of cash, securities, real estate or other tangible assets acceptable are considered in determining eligibility.
- Contributions from individuals, corporations, foundations or from employer matching gift programs are considered in determining eligibility.
- Contributions to Brophy, a not-for-profit organization, are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.
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