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Philanthropy at Burke
Like all independent schools, Burke encourages a culture of philanthropic giving among its parent, family, and alumni communities.
Burke would be a significantly different school if we operated on tuition alone. Without contributed funds, the same level of individualized attention and access to such a talented faculty and staff team would not be possible for our students.
Your philanthropy allows for low student/teacher ratios, amazing advising, faculty and curriculum development, state-of-the-art technology, and rich arts and athletics. In 2020-21, your gift is essential in helping Burke respond swiftly and creatively to our changing environment.
Burke is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational institution.
Burke would be a significantly different school if we operated on tuition alone. Without contributed funds, the same level of individualized attention and access to such a talented faculty and staff team would not be possible for our students.
Your philanthropy allows for low student/teacher ratios, amazing advising, faculty and curriculum development, state-of-the-art technology, and rich arts and athletics. In 2020-21, your gift is essential in helping Burke respond swiftly and creatively to our changing environment.
Burke is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational institution.
Way To Give
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Mail
Send a cash or check to Edmund Burke School, c/o Development Office, 4101 Connecticut Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20008. -
Monthly Giving
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Employer Match
Be sure to check with your company's Human Resource department about matching contributions – you could double your impact. -
Gifts of Stock
Please contact our Development Office for transfer details.
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Co-ed, progressive, college prep school in Washington, DC featuring a challenging curriculum in an inclusive environment for grades 6-12.
4101 Connecticut Ave NW Washington, DC 20008 | Phone: 202-362-8882 | Fax: 202-362-1914