The Senior Fund

It is a tradition at Brunswick for each Senior Class to provide a meaningful parting gift to the School. This substantial gift from each senior parent commemorates and celebrates the years their son enjoyed at Brunswick. Most years have achieved 100% parent participation. Gifts to the senior fund may be eligible for matching gift if your employer participates in such a program. For a list of matching gift participant companies, click here. 

2012 Senior Fund Gift

This year, the goal for the Class of 2012 Senior Fund is to raise $1.5 million to support the purchase of additional housing for our faculty.  Given the exorbitant cost of housing in Greenwich, it is crucial that Brunswick be able to provide convenient and affordable housing in order to continue to attract and retain the finest faculty. It is the quality of the faculty that determines first and foremost the quality of a Brunswick education.

Brunswick recently purchased the nearby Sherwood Place complex, which consists of nine apartments in six buildings, and a commercial property. The renovation of the commercial space for residential use will increase in the percentage of teachers housed in Greenwich to approximately 50%. The Class of 2012 Faculty Housing Fund will help complete the purchase of this complex and fulfill one of our top school priorities of housing at least 50% of our faculty by 2012.  

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Past Senior Fund Gifts

 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004

2011

The Class of 2011 Senior Fund raised over $1.2 million to support the purchase of additional housing for our faculty.

2010

The Class of 2010 raised $875,687 to name the Upper School Art Gallery in Brunswick’s Center for the Arts.

2009

The Class of 2009 Senior Fund endowed a full scholarship and created The Class of 2009 Cosby Scholar by raising $801,790 in honor of beloved faculty member, mentor and coach, Robert L. Cosby.

2008

The Class of 2008 Senior Fund exceeded their $1,000,000 goal and named the Upper School main entryway glass atrium.

2007

The Class of 2007 Senior Fund raised $1.2 million for faculty housing on the Maher Avenue campus.

2006

The Class of 2006 endowed "The Class of 2006 Award for Program Excellence" and met its Senior Fund goal of $1,000,000.

2005

The Class of 2005 raised $583,210 to endow the Class of 2005 Lecture Series.

2004

The classes of 2004 and 2003 both designated their gifts to build faculty homes on the King Street campus. Each class met or exceeded it goal of $750,000 and $650,000 respectively with 100% participation.