DONATE ONLINE NOW NOTICE:  We are currently working on updating this website to reflect our new name:   Who Are We? On December 1, 2009, the foundation, which raises funds for the Regina Inter-Parish Catholic Education Center (PreK-12th) in Iowa City, officially returned its corporate name to Regina Foundation.  For the past nine years, the foundation had been known as the Catholic Community Foundation.                   Jane Brown, president of the Regina Foundation board, says “Recapturing the Regina Foundation name most aptly reflects the sole mission of our foundation work, which is to enhance the financial strength of the Regina Catholic Education Center.  The Regina Foundation is the preferred and centralized vehicle for all private gifts to Regina.  Returning to the Regina Foundation name assures donors that gifts to the foundation are used solely to benefit the missions of Regina and its foundation.”

Whom Do We Serve?

Regina Foundation’s sole mission is to enhance the financial strength of Regina, assisting the school in its mission to provide quality Catholic education.

Are We Making A Difference?

Annually, on behalf of its generous benefactors, the Regina Foundation contributes about 9% of all operating revenues available to the school.  $379,502 in funds/gifts raised via the Foundation’s 2008-2009 Annual Appeal, as well as other payments ($606,645) from previous campaign and endowment-building efforts, benefited Regina in the 2009-2010 school year. 

 

Annual Appeal 2009-2010

Goal: $400,000

 

Regina Alumni Awards

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Our Mission

The mission of the Regina Foundation is to enhance the financial strength of the Regina Inter-Parish Catholic Education Center.

 

Foundation Role

Regina Foundation is the preferred and centralized vehicle for private gifts to Regina.

These gifts will be realized through annual giving programs, major and planned gifts, capital and other special-purpose campaigns. All Foundation efforts are to aid Regina in fulfilling its mission to provide a value-centered Catholic education, rich in both academic excellence and witness to the message of the Gospel.

 

We have all worshiped in churches we did not establish, attended schools we did not build, and studied from books we did not buy.  Now it is our turn to provide for both our current needs and the needs of future generations.