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The Foundation for Eastern Christian School provides many opportunities for parents, grandparents, friends, business sponsors and others to give to the school. Discover more opportunities about how you can support Eastern Christian School:

The Protestant Episcopal Cathedral Foundation (PECF) was chartered by Congress over 100 years ago to promote the causes of religion, education, and charity. President Benjamin Harrison signed the charter on January 6, 1893, and on September 29, 1907, the first stone of the Cathedral was placed in a beautiful, park-like setting in northwest Washington, D.C. Today, the Foundation and its institutions occupy fifty-nine pastoral acres known as the Close, a magnificent setting enjoyed by students, worshipers, visitors, and residents of surrounding neighborhoods. The Foundation is made up of four institutions: the Cathedral Church of Saint Peter and Saint Paul, commonly referred to as the Washington National Cathedral, founded in 1893; the National Cathedral School for Girls, founded in 1900; St. Albans School, founded in 1909; and Beauvoir, the National Cathedral Elementary School, founded in 1933. Sixteen hundred students between pre-kindergarten and twelfth grades attend schools on the Close.

THE JEWISH FOUNDATION OF GREATER NEW HAVEN'S MISSION IS TO SOLICIT AND PROPERLY MANAGE CURRENT AND NEW CHARITABLE ENDOWMENTS AND PLANNED GIFTS FOR ORGANIZATIONS IN GREATER NEW HAVEN SO THAT THERE WILL BE PERMANENT AND ONGOING FUNDING FOR THE JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER NEW HAVEN, JEWISH EDUCATION, SYNAGOGUES, THE JEWISH ELDERLY AND CAMPING AND DAY SCHOOLS, AND THOSE IN NEED FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS

Support to St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Houston

HCEF is committed to the continued presence, empowerment and well-being of Arab Christians in the Holy Land and to developing the bonds of solidarity between them and Christians worldwide.

ENSURE THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE PARISH AND THE PARISH SCHOOL.

SUPPORT THE FIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH OF PORTLAND AND PROGRAMS OF THE CHURCH.

The purpose and mission of the Masorti Foundation for Conservative Judaism is to support the work of Israelis in building a Judaism that preserves observance and tradition while recognizing how modern life in Israel is lived. Many thousands of Israelis in the Masorti Movement—young and old, native-born and immigrants, men and women, able and disabled—are engaged in building communities that embody a democratic vision of Jewish life in Israel. Their spirit is pioneering, combining modern Israeli life with traditional Jewish belief, while promoting equality and inclusion–entirely in keeping with our Mission Statement. Through education, through the exchange of ideas, through advocacy and, crucially, through financial support of the Masorti Foundation.

Harvard Hillel is a Jewish home on campus that seeks to: Welcome students to experience the variety of Jewish identity, tradition, practice, values, culture, and community. Inspire and enable Jewish connection, celebration, and action. Prepare students to join, create, shape, and lead Jewish communities; strengthen the Jewish people, and live proud Jewish lives. • Share Jewish sources, traditions, ideas, and innovations, and their relevance in our world. • Forge connection and engagement with the State of Israel. • Foster friendship in a nurturing and refreshing sanctuary amid the stresses of student life. Engage the unique opportunities of Harvard and make Jewish thought and culture integral in the life of the University.