Endowed Funds

Loyola Blakefield’s endowment is fundamental to our ability to plan for and sustain our school’s future. It provides a steady and significant source of income to support our most critical needs including resources that directly contribute to financial aid and scholarships for our students today and well into the future. Gifts to our endowment also support the sustainability of programs and student services, professional development and competitive salaries for faculty and staff, and on-going maintenance needs of our campus and physical plant. 

We continue to be grateful for our alumni, families, faculty, staff, and friends who invest with gifts to grow various endowed funds at Loyola Blakefield. Together, we fuel and sustain an unrivaled values-based educational experience rooted in the sacred Jesuit tradition and allow a Loyola education to be more accessible and affordable for our families. 

View a list of some of our current endowed funds below.

Scholarship Support

Loyola Legends Endowed Funds

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  • The Loyola Legends Endowed Scholarship Fund in Honor of John M. Stewart ’60

    Loyola Blakefield’s endowment is fundamental to our ability to plan for and sustain our school’s future. The Loyola Legends Endowed Scholarship Fund in Honor of John M. Stewart ’60 supports our school’s greatest need: access to and affordability of a Loyola education for deserving young men. This scholarship supports upper school students who enter Loyola in the 9th grade who qualify for need-based financial assistance and who demonstrate a commitment to Loyola and to our greater community as a true, “Man for Others.”

Class Scholarship Funds

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  • Loyola Blakefield Class Endowed Scholarship Funds

    Loyola Blakefield is grateful to the following classes who have established class endowed scholarship funds that assist students with need-based financial assistance. Currently, 31 funds have been established in honor of alumni classes (1953, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961,1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1975, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1993, 2022, 2023, 2024).

    Some class scholarship funds are created in honor/memory of individuals from the Loyola community including:

    • The Class of 1966 Rev. John Sheridan, S.J. Endowed Scholarship Fund

    • The Class of 1981 Endowed Scholarship Fund in Memory of Clarence E. Braye III

    • The Class of 1986 Endowed Scholarship Fund in Memory of Michael R. Breschi

    • The Class of 1993 Endowed Scholarship Fund in Memory of Christopher G. O’Neil (aka The Christopher G. O’Neill ’93 Memorial Scholarship Fund)

    • The Class of 2022 Endowed Scholarship Fund in Memory of Mr. Charles Donovan

    • The Class of 2023 Endowed Scholarship Fund for Service and Immersion Trips

    • The Class of 2024 Endowed Fund for Ignatian Mission and Identity

Financial Aid for Upper School Students

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Financial Aid for Middle School Students

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  • Michael P. Destino Memorial Endowed Fund

    The purpose of this fund is to support a middle school student with demonstrated financial need.

  • Rev. Lloyd D. George, S.J. Endowed Scholarship Fund

    To be awarded to students in the middle school who demonstrate financial need.

  • Hurlbrink Family Endowed Scholarship

    The purpose of this fund is to provide financial assistance to one or more students who demonstrate financial need with a preference to a middle school student.

  • The Billy Korrow Endowed Scholarship Fund

    Billy was the son of longtime Loyola faculty member, Mr. Bill Korrow. Billy passed away in 1993 as a seventh grader here at Loyola. Subsequently, a scholarship fund was founded in 1998 to carry on Billy's legacy. The scholarship is given to a rising seventh grader and a rising ninth grader who are academically gifted and show the spirit that Billy had in his time at Loyola.

  • The Stromberg Family Endowed Scholarship Fund

    This endowed scholarship fund allows Loyola Blakefield to award scholarships to deserving middle school students who enter Loyola in the 6th grade and apply for admission after attending Loyola Blakefield’s Frank Fischer Summer Program.

Financial Aid and Diversity

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Financial Aid for Students of Alumni

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Financial Aid and Academics

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Financial Aid and Athletics

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Mission & Identity Support

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  • The Goloboski Family Endowed Fund for Mission & Identity

    The Goloboski Family Endowed Fund for Mission & Identity was established to provide critical financial resources that assist mission & identity programs with focused attention on resources for the Kairos Program.

  • The McLaughlin Family Endowed Fund for Mission & Identity

    The McLaughlin Family Endowed Fund for Mission & Identity was established to provide critical financial resources that assist mission & identity programs which include Kairos, service projects, retreats, formational activities, etc.

  • The William C. Stocksdale '21 Endowed Fund

    Established in 2023 by Loyola Blakefield, The William C. Stocksdale '21 Endowment Fund commemorates the loving memory of alumnus Will Stocksdale, an exceptional leader who touched the lives of many within our school community and beyond. This fund directly supports programming to assist with leadership development, wellness-related support, mentorship, and character-building opportunities for Loyola Dons. Will’s spirit of compassionate and dedicated leadership, and his unwavering commitment to making the world a better place will be forever remembered at Loyola Blakefield.
     
    To learn more or to support this fund, please visit The William C. Stocksdale ’21 Endowment Fund.

Academic Support

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Faculty & Staff Support

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  • The Connor Family Endowed Fund for Loyola Blakefield Faculty and Staff

    Provides financial resources to support competitive faculty and staff salaries and professional development opportunities for our educators.

  • Keller Endowed Teacher Fund

    To fund professional development for faculty and staff.

  • Marcus S. Ryu ’91 Endowment Employee Recognition Fund

    The purpose of this fund is to provide support for faculty/staff awards as follows:

    1. For Loyola to present awards to faculty/staff who demonstrate the highest talent at Loyola Blakefield. This annual award is provided to employees who demonstrate accomplishments beyond the regular scope and assigned duties as employees, with at least half of the awards to go to instructional employees. These awards would be performance-based and be awarded to those who most improved the classroom or campus experience to further Loyola’s success.

    2. For Loyola to present awards to faculty/staff who demonstrate innovations in diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. This award recognizes faculty/staff in our community who have not only championed diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, but also who have taken purposeful, and tangible actions that have resulted in increased understanding and positive outcomes in achieving diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in our school community. 

    3. For Loyola to present awards recognizing our Jesuit Schools Network Educator awards. The Jesuit Schools Network Educator award recognizes faculty and staff members who exemplify the profile of an Ignatian Educator by animating the Ignatian Vision, Caring for the Individual, Modeling Ignatian Pedagogy, Discerning Ways of Teaching and Learning, and Building Community and Fostering Collaboration.

Buildings & Grounds/Campus Improvement

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Contact

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    Mr. Adam Trice 

    Chief Advancement Officer
    (410) 823-0601 Ext 694

Endowing a Scholarship or Fund

The opportunity to fund a scholarship or establish an endowed fund in the memory or honor of a loved one or in recognition of a family ensures that their memory lives on in a community that meant so much to them. Endowing a scholarship or establishing a fund is often the start of a ripple effect of philanthropy, where others in our community can contribute to various endowed funds at Loyola Blakefield.

Designated gifts to support existing endowed funds can be accepted at any time. New endowed funds require a minimum pledge of support of $100,000 and support can be directed to assist with scholarships, academic programs, athletics, mission & identity, fine arts, faculty/staff positions, etc.

To discuss gifts to existing endowed funds or to establish a new fund, please contact Adam Trice, Chief Advancement Officer.
500 Chestnut Ave. Towson, MD 21204
communications@loyolablakefield.org
(410) 823-0601