We have done it! Together we have soared past our Limitless campaign goal. Next fall we will break ground on a new, state-of-the-art performance and community center that will transform the face of our Midway campus and the experience of students PreK-12.
We are $1.5 million from making a new performing arts center a reality. We will complete the Limitless campaign the same way we came this far: one family at a time.
The Sharmas are playing a significant role in the Limitless campaign, committing $100,000 to help build the new Performance & Community Center.
The Noble family is counted among the ranks of Parish alumni families. Yet, they continue to be part of making Parish what it is today – and what it will be.
We are extraordinarily close to making the new Performance & Community Center a reality. If we reach our target this spring, we will break ground in fall 2019 and aim for a grand opening in 2021.
In recognition of their longtime commitment to Parish, the lobby in the new Performance & Community Center will be named the Christopher & Kathleen Ray Family Lobby.
A transformational gift of $1.5 million from the Noble family has spurred Parish Episcopal School to set its sights on completing the campaign for a new Performance & Community Center in 2019.
Parish grandparents and community leaders Nancy Ann & Ray L. Hunt have made a matching gift of $3 million to the Limitless campaign.
Lisa and Bill Griffin are among the Class of 2017 parents who gave to the Senior Class Gift, as well the Campaign for new Parish facilities.
Families give more than $340,000 for Class of 2017 Lobby at Gene E. Phillips Activity Center.