OLSH

The OLSH Fund

The OLSH Fund, our annual fund, is the cornerstone of philanthropic giving at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart High School. The OLSH Fund is a dependable source of unrestricted gifts that can be applied to the areas of greatest need. Student scholarships and financial aid, curriculum enhancement, athletics, and arts and music resources are just some examples of support provided by the fund.

All alumni, parents and friends of OLSH are invited to make a commitment to the OLSH Fund through a variety of solicitation methods including: a personal ask from the Director of Advancement; direct mailing; a phone call from an alumnus, parent or student; or electronic media. The 2010-2011 OLSH Fund was supported by 426 donors, contributing a total of $114,308. This fiscal year (July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012), we are working to increase donations made to our annual fund. It is vital that OLSH continues to grow and sustain a vibrant annual fund in order for OLSH to pass on its legacy of excellence to future generations of students.

Visit our Online Giving page to make your gift to the OLSH Fund through a secure online credit card donation.

Five Years of Growth of the OLSH Fund

This chart does not include donations made to the OLSH Fund (our annual fund) through the student-led campaign, Charger Challenge.

2010-2011 OLSH Fund

Your gifts to the 2010-2011 OLSH Fund enabled our faculty to continue to deliver innovative, high quality programs. Thank you to the 426 OLSH Fund donors that partnered with us as we encourage academic excellence. Because of your partnership with us, we were able to accomplish the following:

  • Reach our first ever $100,000 annual fund in school history.
  • Enhance student learning with the addition of LCD projectors in classrooms to enable our faculty to present multimedia content appropriate for a variety of students with different learning styles.
  • Purchase additional laptops and computers as we strive to integrate more technology into the school curriculum.
  • Award scholarships to qualifying students to keep an OLSH education accessible.