Fundraising Overview

Annual Timeline: July 1 - June 30

The Annual Fund aims to raise $695,000 in the 2023-2024 school year, inclusive of the Annual Gala, in order to continuously invest in resources, programming and professional development to cultivate a lifelong love of learning in each student. Read more here.

Annual Timeline: July 1 - June 30. 

The Forever Stevens campaign aims to raise $2 million in support of our first endowment, which will be used exclusively to grow our financial aid program. Grounded in our core value of diversity and equity, Stevens is dedicated to supporting the journeys of students from all socioeconomic backgrounds. 

Annual Timeline: November-December and April - May

The Faculty and Staff Appreciation Fund recognizes the outstanding contributions of our faculty and staff twice per school year: prior to the December holidays and during Faculty/Staff Appreciation Week in May.

Annual Timeline: March - May

As part of the enrollment contract/Cooperative agreement, each Stevens family helps to ensure the annual Gala’s success by making a $250 commitment in advance of the event. The Gala is the biggest single fundraiser of the year in support of our Annual Fund. Families can fulfill their Gala commitment by donating goods or services valued at $250 or more toward the silent or live auction, purchasing a sponsorship or advertisement in the Gala advertisement journal, or by making a donation of $250 or more to the Annual Fund.*

*If you are fulfilling your Gala commitment by donating to the Annual Fund, please select Gala from the designation dropdown menu on our Make a Gift page.

Annual Timeline: March - May

As part of the annual Gala, the Head of School Innovation Fund helps Stevens achieve its ongoing goal of continuously improving the quality of our programs and resources. True to its name, this often takes the shape of investments in elevating student development and classroom resources within a rapidly changing technology landscape. Previous funds raised have gone toward Promethean Panels and support for Project Zero.

Annual Timeline: July 1 - June 30

Sarah Katz '15 was a brilliant and dedicated young person who embodied the values we seek to instill in all Stevens graduates: compassion, leadership and a commitment to helping those in her community. In her memory, the fund will support a range of safety, education and awareness training programs for Stevens faculty, students and families, as well as future purchases of lifesaving devices to replace our current equipment.