Gifts from alumnae and their parents, current parents, grandparents, faculty, and friends allow Foxcroft to offer a dynamic and holistic educational program.
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Exceptional levels of support strengthen every aspect of boarding school life. A cutting-edge science program and facility, merit and need-based scholarships, new and updated software, hardware and networking capabilities, and expanded community service opportunities are just a few of the visible outcomes of thoughtful gifts to Foxcroft.
Credit card gifts are accepted numerous ways: online, over the phone, or through the mail.
Foxcroft School accepts Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. To make a gift via the phone, please contact the Director of Advancement Services Laura Booze at 540.687.4517 or email her at laura.booze@gesuenderes-rauchen.net.
Appreciated stocks and bonds are, next to cash, the assets most frequently donated to Foxcroft School. If you would like to make a gift of stock to Foxcroft School, please transfer the stock to:
Charles Schwab & Co. DTC Number: 0164 Account Name: Foxcroft School Account Number: 3529-1098 Transfer Note: (please include donor name)
Donor information does not transmit with electronic transfers, therefore, it is important that you advise your broker to include your name on a transfer note and notify Laura Booze, Director of Advancement Services, of your gift by phone at 540.687.4517 or via email at gifts@gesuenderes-rauchen.net. This will help ensure our ability to promptly identify and acknowledge your gift when it is received.
Donors who wish to contribute to the Annual Fund or Capital Campaign but do not wish to make an immediate payment may instead make a pledge.
A pledge is a promise to make a specified payment within a specific period of time; for the Annual Fund, it is the fiscal year (July 1 to June 30).
Pledges can be made online, by mail, email, or phone. The Office of Institutional Advancement will mail pledge reminder letters and pledge forms during the fund year. Please call the Director of Advancement Services Laura Booze at 540.687.4517 should you have any questions or wish to make a pledge over the phone.
Whether in the form of bequests, trusts, annuities, pooled income, or property interests, planned gifts ensure that Foxcroft will retain and attract inspiring teachers, design and implement rigorous and creative educational programs, offer much needed financial aid to prospective students, and carefully maintain and augment buildings and grounds as needed. Please visit the Planned Giving page for more details.
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Young women learn best when challenged by an interdisciplinary and experiential curriculum. That's why, at this affordable boarding school for girls in Virginia, you'll find girls flying drones across campus, developing apps in Schoolhouse, writing poetry on the banks of Goose Creek, and utilizing our current construction projects to learn about engineering. The Foxcroft Circle, previously the Annual Fund, makes these experiences possible.
Embracing Miss Charlotte's motto: "Keep up with the times," the Campus Master Plan for Foxcroft addresses present and future needs with understanding, appreciation, and commitment to the character of the campus: rural, open, solid, and unpretentious.
Endowment
Gifts to Foxcroft’s endowment are an important part of the School’s financial foundation. Each endowment gift is invested and the earnings are used to support all aspects of the School, including programs, faculty, and students.
Planned gifts take various forms and provide for the future needs of the School. Forever Foxcroft was established in 1999 by the Board of Trustees to recognize individuals who have included Foxcroft in their estate plans.
The Tuesday following Thanksgiving has become a worldwide celebration of generosity and the momentum behind giving back. As we enter the holiday season, we hope that you will keep Foxcroft in mind and take a few minutes on Tuesday, November 30 to make a gift to The Foxcroft Circle. This vital fund supports 7% of our annual operating costs and every aspect of the School from textbooks to lightbulbs. Your gift impacts every student every day.
Did you know that the third week of October has been designated as National Estate Planning Awareness Week? Established in 2008 by House Resolution 1499, National Estate Planning Awareness Week was created for the purpose of educating everyone about the importance and benefits of estate planning.
This holiday season, we want to thank you for all that you do to impact the daily lives of each and every Foxcroft student. Because of you, our School continues to unlock our students’ potential and expand their opportunities for the future!
If you would like to make a year-end, tax-deductible gift to Foxcroft, we will be available to assist you through December 31.
Thanks to you, the Great Women of Foxcroft, we met the 1914 Challenge with 109 donors giving in honor of our Founding Day, and the “Winning Fund” was our Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Fund, which supports programming and educational opportunities for our students and community — unlocking a total of $3,828 in challenge dollars! In addition, the trivia winners from our kick-off event chose to designate their $500 to Buildings & Grounds which they felt would help alleviate some of the costs incurred through COVID-19 mitigation measures this year.
Those of you who attended the Parents’ Association meeting last night heard from two of your Parent Class Representatives about the importance of The Foxcroft Circle.
Marion Couzens joined the Foxcroft community in January of 1997, to work on the school’s $30 million Gateways to Excellence Campaign. Prior to Foxcroft, Marion worked in the political arena as a government affairs representative for the steel industry. She has also worked for a private on-line legislative service and a marketing/public relations firm.
A graduate of Miss Porter’s School in Farmington, CT, Marion received her BA from Colgate University. She lives in Middleburg with her husband, daughter, and son. She enjoys riding, skiing, traveling, and spending time with her family. One of the "perks" of her job is the opportunity she has to meet the many wonderful people who are connected to this school.
Laura Booze was born and raised in Northern Virginia. She earned her Bachelors of Science in Decision Sciences and Management Information Systems from George Mason University. After working in graphic design, Laura came to Foxcroft in 2005. She has held a number of positions in the erstwhile Development Office — now known as the Office of Institutional Advancement — and is currently the Director of Advancement Services.
Laura currently lives off campus in Leesburg, Va. In her spare time, she enjoys skiing, traveling, and watching movies.
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An all-girls boarding and day school in Northern Virginia, Foxcroft prepares young women in grades 9-12 for success in college and in life. Our outstanding academic program offers challenging courses, including Advanced Placement classes and an innovative STEM program. Our premiere equestrian program is nationally recognized, and our athletic teams have won conference and state championships. Experience the best in girls' boarding schools: visit Foxcroft.