How Your Gifts Help
Annually, on behalf of its generous benefactors, the Catholic Community Foundation contributes about 9% of all operating revenues available to the school. The tables below reflect the $379,502 in funds/gifts raised via the Foundation’s 2008-2009 Annual Appeal; as well as other payments ($606,645), which will benefit Regina in the 2009-2010 school year from previous campaign and endowment-building efforts.
Annual Appeal 2008-2009 – Raised $379,502
Donor Restricted Funds — $180,870
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$62,500 |
Land Gift |
Potential Future 1st Avenue Access |
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$32,140 |
Endowment Investments |
General, Tuition Assistance, Teacher Salary, Named Scholarships |
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$35,454 |
Special Projects & Programs |
Academics, Athletics, Fine Arts, and Religion |
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$28,795 |
Technology Fund |
(Combined with unrestricted for total gift of $52,427) |
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$10,158 |
Regina Booster Club |
High School Lobby and Press Box Renovations |
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$ 8,393 |
Life Insurance Premiums |
Planned Gift(s) |
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$ 3,430 |
Other Miscellaneous |
50th Anniversary, Gala, etc. |
Unrestricted Funds — $198,632
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$175,000 |
Operational Budgets |
Regina and its Foundation |
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$ 23,632 |
Regina Technology |
(Combined with unrestricted for total gift of $52,427) |
Additional Foundation Payments for SY2009-2010 – $606,645
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$250,000 |
Teacher Salary Enhancement |
Fueling the Fire of Faith Campaign Payout |
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$125,000 |
Regina Administrative Leadership |
2007-2008 Annual Appeal Funds |
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$206,169 |
Endowment Payouts |
5% Interest Income (General, Tuition Assistance & Teacher Salary) |
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$ 11,900 |
Tuition Assistance Scholarships |
Payouts from Named Endowed Scholarships |
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$ 13,576 |
Margaret Collins Trust |
Named Endowed Tuition Assistance Fund |
Funding Priorities
To ensure the long-term financial strength of the school, while also helping to meet annual operational costs, the boards of the Foundation and the Regina Board of Education concur on these funding priorities.
- Teacher Endowment Fund – Quality education comes at the hands of quality educators. Regina teachers make a personal sacrifice to teach at a Catholic school. The teacher endowment fund helps to guarantee a just salary for our dedicated teachers.
- Tuition Assistance Endowment Fund – Currently, 25% of Regina families receive some type of tuition assistance. The Tuition Assistance Endowment fund helps ensure tuition assistance for K-12 students who are in financial need. This fund helps make certain Regina remains a Catholic school where all who choose to attend can regardless of finances.
- Regina General Endowment Fund – This fund is essential to the long-term financial health of Regina. The Regina Board of Education assesses the greatest need and the resulting best us of the annual payout from this fund.
