Mother Dolorosa Society

Mother Dolorosa was one of the three founding Dominican Sisters of Mission San Jose who started Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in 1931. Her leadership helped the school grow in ways no one could have imagined when she and her fellow Sisters traveled up the Hill with “a statue of the Blessed Virgin, a $5 bill and their faith.” We are honored to name our planned giving society after her.

The Mother Dolorosa Society celebrates the alumnae, parents, grandparents and friends who have remembered Flintridge Sacred Heart in their estate plans. Like Mother Dolorosa, the society members have made a lasting contribution to the mission of the school and to generations of young women.

Membership is permanent and continues on a yearly basis as long as the gift remains in effect. Society members are recognized in Flintridge Sacred Heart’s Annual Report on Philanthropy and are invited to events periodically. The names of deceased members remain in perpetuity among those listed.

MEMBERS

Donna Bender ‘67 Cynthia Casillas Patricia and Richard Furlong Molly Weber Girardi ‘00 Veronica Deasy Goodrich ‘73 Lorraine and Allan Herbert Alice E. Kinsman ‘54 Celia A. Leaver Lois Longo Barbara Marshall Alexandra Swanson McKay ‘57 Carrie (Black ‘85) and Michael Oransky Emily Freedman Ramazzotti ‘58 Rauch Family Credit Trust Angela Fresquez Sayre ‘00 Mary Jane (Hebert ‘82) and Scott Schroeder Shelly Wenker Schroth ‘94 Deborah and William Spathelf Susan and Oliver Stark Marsha Berger Swan ‘56 Patricia Traviss ‘49 William Martin Todd Trust

IN MEMORIAM

Olga Smahel Barnes ‘45 Mary Flanagan Beaudry ‘53 Cornelia Grandin Yvonne Smith Lefkowitz ‘55 Marilyn Brownson Long ‘36 Joann McGarty ‘47 Mary Box Schuck ‘35

WAYS TO GIVE

Philanthropy—your gifts—is what turns a good school into a great school! Your gifts enrich our students’ experience far beyond our exceptional academic program, which is mostly tuition—dependent. At Flintridge Sacred Heart, we are grateful that our community not only believes in a culture of philanthropy, but also actively supports this culture.

The school’s continued excellence depends on regular support from generous members of the community—current and past parents, as well as alumnae and friends of the school. Each gift, no matter its amount, makes a vital impact on Flintridge Sacred Heart. There are several ways to make a taxdeductible donation to the school.

ONLINE

Make your one-time automatic donation by credit or debit card, visit fsha.org/give.

RECURRING GIFT/ MONTHLY INSTALLMENT

A recurring monthly gift is an easy, affordable way to ensure your support for Flintridge Sacred Heart. On a day of the month that you specify, a certain amount can be charged to your credit or debit card, dividing your gift over the course of the fscal year. To sign up for a recurring monthly gift, visit fsha.org/give.

BY MAIL

Send your check payable to: Flintridge Sacred Heart Flintridge Fund 440 St. Katherine Drive La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011

BY PHONE

Please contact the Advancement ofce at 626.685.8400.

MATCHING GIFT

Double your donation! Please check with your employer to see if they participate in a corporate matching gift program.

GIFTS OF STOCK

If you are interested in making a gift of stock/securities, please contact the Advancement ofce at 626.685.8400.

TAX-DEDUCTIBILITY

Your gift is tax-deductible to the full extent of the current tax laws. Please discuss with your accountant or tax preparer for more information.

Flintridge Sacred Heart gratefully acknowledges all of our donors; we have made every attempt to ensure the accuracy of this report. If, however, you discover an error, please accept our sincerest apologies and notify the Advancement Offce at 626.685.8400, so that we can correct our records. The fscal year covered in this report is from July 1, 2021 through June 30, 2022. Gifts received after June 30, 2022 will be acknowledged in next year’s Annual Report.

SEEK TRUTH. SERVE OTHERS.

440 St. Katherine Drive La Cañada Flintridge, CA 91011