Giving

One Benet Fund

The Benet One Fund
W
here Your Giving Makes an Impact 

The One Benet Fund gives Benet the flexibility to invest where it matters most for our students. Tuition provides the foundation of a Benet education, covering approximately 90% of its full cost, while annual giving helps us go further—strengthening programs and people, providing tuition assistance, and carrying forward the Benedictine traditions that make Benet who we are.
 
Annual giving is one of the most important ways we sustain and strengthen Benet year after year. Every gift, at every level, helps create the opportunities and experiences that shape the Benet experience—through faith, service, friendship, competition, creativity and community.


Here are just a few examples of what your support helped make possible during the 2025-2026 school year.
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Academic Excellence
Strengthening Benet’s college-preparatory experience through exceptional educators, innovative programs and technology.

  • Provided hands-on learning experiences in aerospace engineering
  • Expanded leadership opportunities through the Benet Scholars Program
  • Strengthened our technology infrastructure that supports teaching, learning and collaboration
  • Sustained Benet’s STEM curriculum and hands-on learning opportunities
Athletics, Fine Arts, Co-Curriculars & Wellness
Giving students opportunities to compete, create, lead and belong while supporting their physical, mental and emotional well-being.

  • Created hands-on opportunities through Engineering/Rocketry and Astronomy Clubs to design, build, test and explore
  • Helped launch girls flag football, now in its second year with two levels and over 50 girls competing
  • Expanded robotics opportunities through hands-on experience designing, building and programming VEX robots and competing in tournaments across the state
  • Funded auditorium stage upgrades that enhance student performances and productions
  • Brought wrestling to Benet for its inaugural 2026–27 season
Campus, Safety & Student Life
Preserving and enhancing our 100+ year-old campus so it remains a vibrant place to learn, grow and create lasting memories.

  • Strengthened campus safety with full-time security personnel and crossing guards
  • Improved gathering spaces and added new furniture based on student recommendations through the Principal’s Advisory Council
  • Upgraded the campus-wide fire system
  • Continued maintenance of the CrisisGo safety platform
  • Added filtered water stations throughout campus to support student wellness
Faith & Service
Deepening students’ faith through Benedictine values, retreats, service and opportunities to live out a commitment to others.

  • Made faith formation experiences more accessible by offsetting the costs of campus ministry retreats, including senior Logos retreats
  • Supported student participation in mission and service opportunities in Guatemala and Appalachia, the March for Life in Washington, D.C., and the Jubilee pilgrimage to Rome
Faculty & Student Support
Investing in the people, resources and support systems that help our faculty and students thrive.

  • Invested in faculty professional development, including assessment-focused work with Solution Tree
  • Supported Benet’s participation in the International Commission on Benedictine Education (ICBE)
  • Replaced the printer fleet and updated printing services across the school
  • Adopted August Schools to support student health records, streamline processes for families and staff, and create more time for personalized, holistic student care
Tuition Assistance & Scholarships
Expanding access to a Benet education and helping more students experience all that it means to be a Redwing.

  • Provided financial assistance for 125+ students who otherwise might not have been able to attend or remain at Benet
  • Provided an average of $6,000–$8,000 in need-based tuition assistance per student
  • Expanded merit-based scholarships recognizing exceptional incoming students for achievement in math, science and other academic areas, including top-performing eighth-grade applicants