Funding a Scholarship
Our scholarships open the doors of Clarendon Hall to students whose families could not otherwise be here. Every one of them is funded by someone who decided a child’s education mattered more than the cost.
Giving to Clarendon Hall
A Vision Worth Building Together
For sixty years, Clarendon Hall has been raising up young men and women who know Christ, think clearly, and lead with character. What God has done here through six decades is only the beginning of what we believe He intends to do.
Since 1965A legacy of faith
One communityA shared purpose
Generations aheadA vision worth building
We are not looking for donors. We are looking for partners — people who want to walk with this school for the long road ahead and see what God will do with a generation of Clarendon Hall students.
Sixty Years
A Work God Is Doing, One Student at a Time
Walk our halls on a Tuesday morning and you will see it. A first grader sounding out a verse she will carry for the rest of her life. A senior who arrived here quiet and unsure, now leading chapel. Teachers who could earn more elsewhere and stay anyway, because they believe these students are worth their best years. This is not a program. It is a work God is doing at Clarendon Hall, one student at a time.
That work has never been carried by the school alone. From the first families in 1965 to the alumni and friends who stand with us today, Clarendon Hall has always moved forward on the shoulders of people who caught the vision and decided to be part of it. They were not writing checks to an institution. They were investing in lives, and in a Kingdom that outlasts every building on this campus.
The Next Chapter
Where We Believe God Is Leading
Our vision for the next chapter is not modest, and we do not think it should be. We want to see every child whose family desires a Christ-centered education find a place here, regardless of what they can pay. We want classrooms, facilities, and programs that match the caliber of the teaching that happens inside them. We want to keep and develop faculty who disciple students, not merely instruct them. And we want graduates who leave this campus rooted in Scripture and ready to lead in their homes, their churches, and their communities.
Reaching that vision will take partners who share it. Not one gift. Not one campaign. Partners who stay.
Four Ways to Partner
What Partnership
Can Look Like
Investing in the People Who Teach
Teacher pay. Partner support lets us offer a salary that competes, so strong Christian teachers can afford to say yes to Clarendon Hall — and afford to stay.
Building for the Next Generation
Classrooms, facilities, and campus projects that will serve students long after all of us are gone.
Standing Behind a Program
The teams, the clubs, and the activities where Saints learn discipline, teamwork, and character.
Find the opportunity that speaks to you. Let’s talk about the difference we can make together.
Talk About Partnership
An Invitation
Come See It for Yourself
If any of this resonates with you, I would like to meet you. Come walk the campus, sit in on a class, and hear our vision firsthand. There is no obligation and no ask attached to that conversation, I simply want you to see what God is doing here.
Hear the Vision