Every gift counts. Every donor matters.
Episcopal offers a transformative educational experience to students. That experience is a direct reflection of the investment made by families, alumni, and friends of the School today and over the course of the School’s history. Each current student’s experience is funded through four primary sources of revenue: tuition, the Roll Call, endowment draw, and capital and endowment giving.
$4.4+Million
Raised for Strategic Infinitives
$4+Million
IN ROLL CALL SUPPORT, AN INCREDIBLE MILESTONE FOR EHS
$8,781
Raised per student through the 2025-26 Roll Call
100%
OF THE CLASS OF 2026 MADE A GIFT TO THE 2025-26 ROLL CALL
$1+Million
New Bell Society Planned Gifts Secured this Year will Provide Critical Future Support
2,300+
Donors Support the Roll Call
THANK YOU, Donors
Explore the sections below to read the names of all our generous donors.
Funding the EHS Experience
The transformative educational experience Episcopal provides is a testament to the generosity of those who believe in our mission. Every milestone our students achieve is built on the foundation of support provided by families, alumni, and friends throughout our history.
The Roll Call
The Roll Call is Episcopal's annual fund. Roll Call gifts from EHS alumni, families, and friends provide unrestricted, immediate-use dollars that support Episcopal's rigorous curriculum, dedicated teachers, and extraordinary boarding school experience.
WAYS TO GIVE
“To all of you whose generosity and devotion make the Episcopal experience possible, thank you. It is a joy and privilege to share your commitment to this remarkable school.”Christina Holt Assistant Head of School for Advancement |
"The loyalty and dedication of our school family was inspiring to witness. Please know that we are forever grateful for all that you do to make the magic on The Holy Hill possible.”Charley Stillwell Head of School |
"A couple of years ago, an alum and board member generously supported the Fab Lab with a gift that allowed us to secure new equipment. With this funding, we purchased the latest 3D printers, enabling students to print with two types of plastics simultaneously — a key capability for prototyping new designs. We also added a resin printer, allowing students to produce designs with extremely tight tolerances, and a benchtop computer numerical control (CNC) machine, empowering students to explore subtractive modeling and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM).”Dave Collins Mathematics Department Chair |
"Because of the support provided by the Farrell Scholarship, I am able to fully immerse myself in the opportunities Episcopal offers. Your generosity has eased the financial burden on my family and allowed me to challenge myself academically, pursue leadership roles, and grow into a more confident and reflective student. I am incredibly thankful for your support and for the lasting impact it has had on my education and future goals.”EHS Student ’27 |
"I am grateful for the flex block support. Last year, we were able to take the entire 9th grade class to the Folger Shakespeare Theater to watch the performance of Julius X. Live theater before studying Shakespeare's Julius Caesar? Yes, please! What a difference seeing the show makes, especially to those encountering the bard for the first time. In my American Protest class, students researched, planned, and pitched flex blocks to their peers, who voted on which one they wanted to attend. The support for flex blocks allowed the winning group to take the rest of the class on a guided walking tour in D.C., specifically tailored to our class topics and interests. Thank you for your gift to the Roll Call: you are directly supporting meaningful, enriching academic programming.”Molly Pugh English Department Chair |
“Philanthropy allows us to take full advantage of our proximity to Washington, D.C. In my four years here, I've been to the Supreme Court, nearly every Smithsonian museum, open mics to share poetry, and restaurants from every culture.”Charles F.’26 |
“My gift to Episcopal each year is how I recognize the tremendous impact the School had on my life. I don't give much by many standards, but it is important to me that I give each year, as an annual homage to all that the School gave to me. The teachers opened my mind in ways I didn't know were possible, the culture and values of the place helped me crystallize my personal beliefs, and the friends I made there remain my dearest friends in the world.”Alyson Beha ’98 |
“I support Episcopal's Roll Call and have included Episcopal in my estate plan to ensure that the magic of an EHS education remains accessible to all types of students.”Leonara Williamson P’26 |