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There are many ways to support classical, Christian education at New Covenant.
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Charitable gifts to New Covenant Schools fund classical, Christian education in Lynchburg, VA. Your gift to our school is quickly and efficiently multiplied through established programs, a settled curriculum, and facilities that offer students remarkable opportunities. You are supporting steady leadership, seasoned faculty members, and a life-changing educational experience. New Covenant can accept gifts of cash, check or appreciated stock, which are tax deductible to the extent permitted by the law. New Covenant may also accept qualified charitable distributions from individual retirement accounts which may be of advantage to certain persons. For more information on our giving program, contact Dayna Renalds, Director of Development.
Think. Learn. Love. Live…Give. supports the day-to-day operations of the school. New Covenant charges tuition, of course, but the operations of the school are funded at 96-98% of the operating costs. T.L.L.L…G, generously supported by benefactors, parents and friends, not only supports the academic program, it also provides additional equipment, facility upgrades, and technology as needed. Gifts may be made in cash or credit card by clicking on the button below. Transfers of appreciated stock may be given by contacting Dayna Renalds, Director of Development here.
As a Virginia tax payer, earn at 65% tax credit with your gift. Here’s how.
The New Covenant Scholarship Foundation works in conjunction with the Virginia Educational Improvement Scholarship Tax Credits Program. Donors who give to the Foundation are able to receive a tax credit of 65% of the donation amount to offset any state tax liabilities plus receive a 35% charitable contribution credit on state and federal taxes for those who itemize deductions. Corporations who give to the Foundation receive the 65% tax credit PLUS a 100% charitable contribution credit on state and federal taxes.
The Scholarship Foundation disburses funds to mean-tested students who would not be able to afford a private education without help. There are currently 29 students who benefit from scholarships provided from donors receiving tax credits. Many others remain on a waiting list for available funds. For more information on how to receive tax credits, contact Dayna Renalds, Director of Development.
There is so much more to school than math, Latin, literature, history or science. That’s because the spiritual and moral formation of a child is central to education. At New Covenant we continually reflect on ways to acquaint our students with the broader responsibilities of life – responsibilities beyond their studies; responsibilities they should embrace as they enter young adulthood. Each year our students participate in Hands & Hearts, a service project that mobilizes hundreds of students and parent-volunteers through the Hill City. Our projects are diverse, involving children in painting murals at Rush Homes, a local facility providing affordable housing to dependent individuals; assembling furniture at the Arc of Central Virginia, a facility working with the intellectually disabled; or providing an “extreme ministry makeover” at the Salvation Army. Each student learns by doing, working alongside adult volunteers who enthusiastically modeled the value of willing service. Gifts may be made in cash or credit by clicking on the button below.
The Permanent Things Campaign is a ten-year plan to accomplish three things.
First, it will expand our chapel to accommodate each division of the school and larger parent events.
Second, it will add two new classrooms to accommodate current programs.
Third, it will retire all of the remaining debt on the campus and will provide strategic cash reserves to strengthen our fiscal stability.
One-time cash gifts can be given by clicking the button below. You could expand your gift by making a pledged gift over three years. The development office can help you with this option. Thank you for participating in securing a future where “permanent things” are honored and cherished.
