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Annual Fund

The Annual Fund is a crucial source of revenue for All Saints’ Episcopal Day School. While tuition covers only 75% of the total cost of a student’s education, Annual Fund contributions help bridge the gap between tuition and the full expense of an All Saints’ education.

Each year, gifts to the Annual Fund enable us to invest in our exceptional faculty, maintain a low student-teacher ratio despite enrollment growth, enhance classroom resources, develop new programs, and provide professional development opportunities. These contributions support All Saints’ ongoing commitment to delivering high-quality, student-centered education to all families.

This year, the Annual Fund will support several key projects, including upgrading technology with new Chromebooks for students, updating classroom furniture (desks, chairs, carpets, etc.), and constructing a pavilion in the back car line to protect students from the weather.

Building Strong Foundations

Help us pave the way for the future of education at All Saints’ Episcopal Day School with our “Buy A Brick” fundraiser!

By purchasing a personalized brick, you’ll not only leave a lasting legacy on our campus but also contribute to the growth and success of our students. Each brick represents a commitment to providing a nurturing, faith-based education that prepares students academically, spiritually, and socially.

This is where YOU can make a difference! 

Purchase one or more bricks, and proceeds will go toward the expansion of our campus and our Annual Fund Campaign. Together, we can build a stronger foundation for generations to come.

FAQ's

How much should I give to the Annual Fund?
  • Every gift, of every size, is important to All Saints’ and provides vital support for students and faculty. Last year, gifts ranged from $50-$5,000 and the most frequent gift was $1,000.
  • Gifts of $1,000 per student close the gap between tuition and the full cost of an All Saints’ education. 
Why is participation important?
  • It’s a measure of the strength of the All Saints’ community and sends an important message to leadership donors that there is broad-based support for the school.
  • All Saints’ is connected with independent school associations, including NAIS (National Association of Independent Schools), SAIS (Southern Association of Independent Schools), PAIS (Palmetto Association of Independent Schools), and is evaluated by SCISA (South Carolina Independent School Association). High levels of giving and participation are seen as a sign of a healthy educational organization and bode well for any accreditation evaluation.
  • It helps with a sense of community. We all come from different backgrounds and may also have different beliefs. But we come together as a united front to ensure our children receive the best possible education, ensuring class ratios stay low, and our children remain in a safe environment.
What ways can I give?

There are many ways that you can choose to give:

  • Give by phone
  • Give by mail: Make checks payable to All Saints’ Episcopal Day School. Mail to: 1425 Cherokee Road Florence, SC 29501. Please include the gift designation, your name, address, phone number, and email address. Please include if the gift is in honor or memory of someone.
  • Give via securities: Giving appreciated stock can be more beneficial than giving cash; you receive an immediate income tax deduction for the fair market value of the securities on the date of transfer, and you may not be required to pay capital gains tax. To make a stock gift, please contact Evan Powell at (843)662.8134 or epowell@aseds.com for stock transfer instructions.