The President's Circle
“Nobody is so poor he has nothing to give, and nobody is so rich he has nothing to receive.” – SAINT JOHN PAUL II
2023-2024
- Paula & Brad Allgood
- Elizabeth & Michael Asturi
- David Barrett
- William Barrett
- Susan & David Bender
- Rhys Best
- Rebecca & Stephen Callahan
- Meredith & William Carpenter
- Jennie & Joseph Cole
- Dianne & Steve Cunningham
- Dr. Michael Deck
- Anne & Daryl Doise
- Sandy & Bill Drexel
- The Giddens Family
- Lauryn & Eric Gorli
- Renee and Kris Herrin
- Jane & Michael Jonte
- Nisha and Scott Kloeber
- Nancy & John Kraft
- Dan Lawler
- Cathy & Robert Mackey
- Margaret McIntyre
- Sheri & Mark Miller
- Kathy & Dave Muhlenpoh
- Linda & Eddie Oleson
- Susie & Michael Preissler
- Linda & Leonard Robertson
- Christy & Michael Russo
- Celeste & Tom Schmidt
- Mary Spies
- Betsy & John Stephenson
- Mary & Rich Templeton
- Anne Thompson
- Jennifer & RJ Timmons
- Suzanne & Eric Williamson
- Martha Zamorano
What is the The President's Circle?
The Office of Advancement launched the President’s Circle in 2012 to facilitate continued support of the school’s general operations. President’s Circle members are individuals or families that provide at a designated level of generosity. The generosity of President’s Circle members contributes to the Annual Fund or other areas of the school that supports every student, teacher, and program. This funding provides the flexibility to respond to changing circumstances and take advantage of new opportunities. Every gift makes a difference.
Interested in joining the President’s Circle?
Please contact the President’s office by calling 469.229.5122.
Giving Levels
- Diamond$20,000+
- Platinum$15,000 to $19,999
- Gold$10,000 to $14,999
- Silver$5,000 to $9,999
Your gift is 100% tax deductible
Meet the Advancement Team
Danny Ledbetter
Chief Advancement Officer
Kristen McCaffery, '07
Director of Donor Relations
Nicole Miller
Coordinator of Events
David Lovell
Director of Marketing and Communications
Ways to Give
The simplest way to support JPII is through cash gifts. But creative gifts of assets can include stocks, bonds, and property (real estate and personal property such as artwork). These can not only provide you with charitable deductions, but can also offer additional tax savings.
- Gifts of Stock, Wire Transfer, or Donor-Advised FundIndividuals, families and businesses can make tax-deductible charitable gift directly through a wire, transfer of securities or from a Donor-Advised Fund. If you have questions or would like further information please contact Kristen McCaffery via email: kristenmccaffery@johnpauliihs.org.
- Bequest from your Will or Living TrustYou can easily make a charitable gift of a specific dollar amount, percentage of your estate/trust, a certain asset or make a charity a “residual beneficiary”. In addition to a very generous charitable gift, your trust or estate receives an estate tax to the action as well.
- Beneficiary Designation from a Retirement PlanBy designating charity as a beneficiary of your retirement plan, you support important charitable work and avoid both estate and income tax.
- Charitable Gift of a Life Insurance PolicyYou can assign whole life insurance policies to a charity and name such charity as the beneficiary. In return for your generosity, you receive a tax deduction for the premiums you paid on the policy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Your gift is 100% tax deductible
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