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Contents HISTORY OF THE FOUNDATION BOARD.............................................3 CHAIR OF FOUNDATION REPORT.............................................................4 THE YEAR AT A GLANCE...................................................................................5 THE ROAD AHEAD..................................................................................................6 2020 DONORS.............................................................................................................7
Welcome to this report of the College Foundation. I hope it provides a benchmark of the activities and plans of the Foundation. I acknowledge the committed work of the members of the Foundation Board for their governance, strategic planning and financial management. The Advancement team of the College works with the Foundation to plan events and campaigns to raise money. The Saint Ignatius’ College Education Fund Trust consists of the Bursary Corpus of approximately $1.37M and several investment properties. Please know whether a gift is large or small, it is gratefully received and will contribute much to a family in genuine need of support in the case of a Bursary. Supporting the College Building Fund assists in the building of new facilities at the College. Today we draw on the generosity of those who have gone before us. Our donations at this time create the future for tomorrow’s leaders. The following pages provide information about how the Foundation has been a steward of donations over the past year and what are some of the plans for the coming year. Fr Peter Hosking SJ Rector
Dearest Lord, Teach me to be generous, Teach me to serve You as You deserve, To give and not to count the cost, To fight and not to heed the wounds, To toil and not to seek for rest, To labour and not to ask for reward, Save that of knowing I do Your holy will.
HISTORY OF THE FOUNDATION BOARD The Saint Ignatius’ College Foundation Board raises funds for the advancement of the College’s capital works building programs and the College Bursary Education fund.
- singer/songwriter Paul Kelly
The philanthropic journey for the College commenced decades ago. The establishment of the College at Norwood in 1951 involved committed campaigns. The building of the Senior School at Athelstone was made easier because of the generosity of the Ryan and Atkinson families who offered the land at a reduced cost. There were dedicated fundraising efforts as we built the Senior School in 1967. We have all benefited from those who have come before us and who gave then, so we have what we have now. Giving is at the heart of the greater good. The Building Program The College Foundation has overseen the fundraising for major capital works projects across the campuses, including the Mary MacKillop Library and tuckshop redevelopment at the Junior School, and the Campion Building, Chapel of the Holy Name, Richard Flynn Theatre, and Caroline Chisholm Building at the Senior School. In 2021 the Mary Glowrey Centre at Norwood will be realised. This will be a significant addition to the infrastructure footprint at the Junior School. College Bursary Fund The Foundation oversees the fundraising for the Bursary Program and acquits funds to the College annually to support students who would not otherwise be able to attend the College. Bursaries are means-tested and given on a needs basis to students who are refugees or asylum seekers, or those in the care of the Department of Child Protection, or to students from Aboriginal or Torres Strait islander background, or financially unable to afford the fees. The College is grateful to be in a position to offer the opportunity for children to receive an Ignatian education via the Bursary Fund. Your support and generosity continue to leave an incredible mark on the children in our community.
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To provide opportunities for those in the wider community who might otherwise be unable to be in a position to attend the College. — past parent/past student donor
CHAIR OF FOUNDATION REPORT On behalf of the members of the Foundation Board, it is with great excitement that we present to the College community our inaugural Impact Report. The Foundation acts as the custodian on behalf of the College community for the assets under our management and, as such, our strategy for investment is cautious and necessarily measured. However, we have again been successful in our efforts as we prepared to relaunch our fundraising efforts late last year. The Foundation recognised that, given the current climate and the impact of COVID-19, our philanthropic goals might not have been realised. One of the “leftovers” from COVID-19 sees expectations not working out as planned, but donors proved us wrong, for which the Foundation is very grateful. The following initiatives continued to be supported by our community. Beanies for the Bursary This was developed in 2019 as a conversation piece for our current community to gain insight into the Bursary Program and the 5th Term™ initiative. It includes student leaders in leading the discussion amongst their peers on the program and impact the Bursary strives to achieve in bridging the gap and access to an Ignatian education. Sevenhill Cellars Community Wine Offer Sevenhill is the only Jesuit-owned winery in Australia. In 2018 Sevenhill proposed a community offer in support of the Foundation Bursary Fund. 2020 Year 12 Enrolment Bond Bursary Initiative In collaboration with the College, this initiative was launched and well received. Families departing the College were invited to donate their enrolment bond in part or full to the Bursary Fund. It is now up to all of us to see 2021 become a year of continued growth for the Foundation, and with your support and interest in our annual appeals, it will be. Susan Dodson Chair of Foundation
Foundation Breakfast 2019
The 5th Term™ The 5th Term™ is a concept to be imagined: an additional school term that only exists in our dreams and in our hopes of giving the opportunity of a Jesuit education to a child who could not otherwise afford it.
In reality there is no fifth school term that we are required to fund for our own children, but in our thoughts, we can see our contribution (whatever that might be) to this fifth term as a contribution to another child — a child who receives a bursary from the Saint Ignatius’ College Foundation. Jay McGrath, Chair of Foundation 2019
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2020 AT A GLANCE
Indigenous $5,000 Building Fund
Roma Flyn $5,000
$42,962 32.45%
Bursary Fund $89,442 67.55%
Total giving received in 2020 $132,405
155 donors Bursary Fund 66 donors Building Fund
Total number of donors 221
Commencement $23,500
Bursaries 2020 6 recipients
Beanie sales 2020
$1,110
of the total donors are repeat donors
of the total donors are past parents
of the Bursary Fund total was generated by the Enrolment Bond
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THE ROAD AHEAD The Foundation will continue to report back to our supporters and the wider College community on the impact of your support and of our work. In 2021 and beyond ...
Members of the Saint Ignatius’ College leadership work closely with our community leaders to support the philanthropic mission of the College. Pictured above: breaking ground at the Mary Glowrey Centre site, Norwood L—R Nic Boys — Head of Junior School, Fr Peter Hosking SJ — Rector, Suzanne Le Mire — Chair of College Board, Monica Klingberg — President of Fidelis, Susan Dodson — Chair of Foundation, Sam Hooper — President, Old Ignatians Association, Peter Coffey — Principal, Nik Villios — President, Parents and Friends
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The $8 million Mary Glowrey Centre building fund campaign.
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The College celebrates its 70th year in 2021 and the Foundation is aspiring to raise $70,000 for the Bursary Fund.
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The growth of the Bento de Goes Bursary will be led by the Foundation Board. This is directed to refugee students and First People students.
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Our annual Foundation Breakfast will be a platform to raise awareness and funds for the Bursary, and provide opportunities for our student leaders to be part of this event.
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The Board will continue to connect annually with our student leaders regarding the important messaging of the Foundation Bursary Fund via the Beanies for the Bursary initiative.
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Smaller projects that may be of interest to our donor community will form part of our growth strategy.
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Sharing donor and recipient stories where appropriate.
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Bequests will form part of the engagement strategy.
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The continuation of the Year 12 Enrolment Bond Bursary initiative.
Parents and Friends Assoc Past Families
Current Families
Fidelis Assoc
Building and Bursary Programs
Past Students – current parent/donor
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Old Ignatians Assoc
Athelstone Community
Community Support
2020 DONORS Thank you for your continuing support.
Dr R Adams & Dr C Hill Mr W & Mrs R Allan Mr W & Mrs J Armitage Athelstone Eucharistic Community Mrs E Back Mr M & Mrs J Baily Dr D & Mrs J Barker Dr R & Mrs E Bauze Mr R & Mrs M Ben Justice A & Mrs A Besanko Mrs P Booth Judge M & Mrs D Boylan Prof S Brennecke Mrs L Britten-Jones Mr I & Mrs C Brophy Mrs I Calabrese Mrs L Calipari Miss D Callaghan Mrs J Callil Mr W & Mrs D Campbell Mrs M Carney Mr P & Mrs M Carruthers Prof L & Mrs M Casse Mr G & Mrs R Cates Mr A & Mrs J Cecere Mr S & Mrs A Chong Mr S & Mrs T Chung Mrs J Clark Ms N Cocca Mr P Coffey & Ms M Doyle Ms D Condoluci Ms G Condoluci Mr J & Mrs M Connelly Mrs P Coventry Mr G & Mrs K Crafter Mr S & Mrs N Curtis Mrs G Darroch
Mr A & Ms C Davies Dr G Davies Mr G & Mrs J Davis Mr J & Mrs M Davis Mr R & Mrs A De Conno Mr I & Mrs J De Robertis Mr D & Mrs D De Simoni Mr B & Mrs A Debenham Mr K & Mrs H Dinh Mr K & Mrs L Dinh Mrs N Dinh Mrs D Disher Mr A & Mrs S Dodson Mr J & Mrs M Doyle Mr M & Mrs J Driver Mr G & Mrs A Feltracco Mr D Ferraro & Dr D Haddad-Ferraro Fidelis Association Mr M Fitzpatrick & Ms C Matteo Mr B & Mrs M Floreani Mr Y Foo & Ms S Yeap Mrs J Glastonbury Mr J & Mrs M Gotting Mr G & Mrs M Grifoni Mrs E Gruszka Dr J & Mrs R Hancock Dr R & Mrs K Haslam Mrs E Healy Mr J & Mrs P Heffernan Mr J & Mrs G Hill Mr G & Mrs B Hinton Mr G Hiskey Mrs P Holdcroft Mrs T Hopkins Prof P Howell Mr I James & Dr P Montanaro Mr M & Mrs T Janus Mrs D Jenkins Jesuit Community Athelstone Mr K Johnston Mr N & Mrs B Kalleske Mr J Kelly
Mrs M Kennedy Prof Y Khong & Dr M Chin Mr R Kimber & Ms B Cai Dr T Kimber & Mrs K Bochner Mr S & Mrs V Kingsborough Mr J & Mrs M Klingberg Mr G & Mrs M Knoblauch Mr S & Mrs L Kosmala Mrs M Le Mire Mr E & Mrs R Leombruno Mr K Lewis Mr G & Mrs M Leydon Mr L & Dr C Lum Mrs M Lyall Mr T & Ms B Madigan Mr M & Mrs J McCabe Mr P & Mrs B McCarthy Dr B McCusker Dr C McCusker Judge P McCusker Mr S McCusker Dr G & Mrs A McGrath Mrs K McKenzie Ms K McLauchlan Mr D McLauchlan Mr D & Mrs D McLoughlin Mr G & Mrs B Mears Mr S & Mrs C Mee Mr T & Mrs E Melville Mr G & Mrs L Miller Mr S & Dr S Minyaev Mr S Mitchell & Ms R Elliott Mr J & Mrs J Mittiga Mr P & Mrs E Mittiga Mr B & Dr V Moran Dr D & Mrs R Munday Mrs M Murphy Mr M & Mrs P Murphy Dr T Nehvi & Mrs N Wani Dr B Nelson Mr D & Mrs T Nguyen Mr T & Mrs L Nguyen
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Mrs M Nicol Mrs W Niehuus Mrs M Nitchingham Old Ignatians Association Mrs M Organ Mr J & Mrs W Osborne Dr R & Mrs S O’Shea Mr B & Mrs C Osmond Prof D & Mrs J Ottaway Mr D & Mrs C Palumbo Mr D Pangallo Mr M & Mrs C Papps Ms K Peoples Mr G & Mrs A Piazza Mr S & Mrs M Pikusa Mr L & Mrs T Piscioneri Mr D & Mrs C Prince Mr W & Mrs A Prior Mr S & Mrs G Priori Mr F & Mrs M Quin Mr A & Mrs T Reid Prof P & Mrs H Reilly Mr A & Mrs K Rice Dr J & Mrs G Rice Dr J & Mrs S Rice Mrs J Richardson Mr A & Mrs V Robertson Mrs H Rodriquez Mr D & Mrs A Rohrsheim Dr M & Ms S Roughan Mr S & Mrs A Ruggiero Mr K & Mrs D Rutt Mr J & Mrs D Ryan Mr P & Mrs S Ryan Parents & Friends Association Mr K & Mrs L Seppelt Mr T Worthington Mr G & Mrs R Shepherd Mr V Singh & Dr J Jaur Mr J Slattery Dr A & Mrs L Somogyi Ms K Spudic
Mr N & Mrs P Stapleton Mr P & Mrs S Steele Mr G Stone & Mrs A Vozzo Mr M & Mrs M Sweeney Mr T Ta Mr T Tagliaferri Mr N & Mrs A Tanti Mr M & Mrs M Thompson Mr J Tomczyk Mrs P Trewartha Mr D & Mrs V Tsui Mr P & Mrs S Van Ruth Mr J & Mrs C Walsh Mr T & Mrs M Ward Mr T & Mrs G Warhurst Mr S Washer & Mrs R Hinton Mr J & Mrs J Waters Mr P & Mrs M Watson Mr P Watt & Ms K Swaffer Mr L & Ms S Waugh Dr D Whiteman Mr K & Mrs R Whitford Mr R & Mrs K Wood Mr C Zollo & Ms E Di Iulio Mr L & The Hon C Zollo Mrs M Zurauskas + 12 anonymous donors
Foundation Board Members Susan Dodson, Chair David Prescott (1993), Deputy Chair Jon Davis (1990) Fr Peter Hosking SJ (1974) John Kavanagh Michael Ryan (1986) Richard Scollin (1979) Cecilia White
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