“Part of being Lasallian is always being aware that God is the center of our lives and he is always there for us.” Now in its 5th year, the GOLD CLUB represents our recent graduates who are committed to supporting La Salle at a relatively young age. By joining, you can display your class pride and your commitment to service and spirituality programs here. Participation is our main objective for the GOLD Club, so a gift of any amount truly makes an impact!
IN SUPPORT OF THE
BROTHER JAMES RIECK, FSC ’57 FUND FOR SERVICE AND SPIRITUALITY
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“The Lasallian community is one giant network of students and teachers around the world who are all committed to learning and serving others.”
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WHY SHOULD I GIVE? Alumni give back to La Salle for all sorts of reasons. Fond memories, gratitude, and a desire to keep La Salle at the forefront of high school education are some of the most common reasons often cited. Gifts to this particular initiative go towards continued service and spirituality programs, ensuring that the Lasallian Mission lives on here in Wyndmoor, PA.
I CAN’T AFFORD TO GIVE MUCH . . . WILL IT STILL MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
“ Being Lasallian means respecting the dignity of all people. ”
Of course! Each year, over 50% of the gifts made to La Salle are under $100. When combined with gifts of similar size, the impact that is made truly exemplifies the unity and cohesion of the La Salle community.
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RATHER MAKE YOUR GIFT ONLINE? Visit www.LSCHS.org/gift
HOW MUCH SHOULD I GIVE? As much (or little!) as you feel comfortable. Our focus for the GOLD Club is participation, not dollars and cents. Any amount truly matters and gets your name listed under your class year in the Annual Report of Giving.
“An Explorer is a gentleman who serves others and is always looking to learn something new. It is not something that lasts for four years; rather, a way of life.”
to make a one-time gift or set up a monthly or yearly recurring gift. It’s quick and easy!
“Lasallians are not solely focused on themselves; rather, focused on everyone around them.”
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