There are several ways to support NAES financially. Your donation goes directly to support the work of NAES, and a portion is also set aside to support our members through Outreach Grants. Please consider supporting NAES, and by extension, the work of Episcopal schools around the world!
To support the annual fund, click the button below. To support any of the other funds listed below, or to learn more about the Muhlenberg Society, please email info@episcopalschools.org.
Annual Giving
The Annual Fund provides support for the NAES’s annual operations, with 10% of the annual goal (or $12,000, whichever is greater) set aside for distribution to member schools and diocesan, state or regional Episcopal schools organizations in the form of Outreach Fund Grants.
How to Support the Annual Fund
This fund accepts gifts of cash or appreciated securities. NAES relies on charitable donations for its ability to provide essential services to its members. To learn more about our members, donors, and activities, visit Strategic Plan & Annual Reports.
Prefer to mail a pledge form? Click here to download a PDF.
The Rev. Daniel R. Heischman Endowment for Episcopal Identity and Leadership Development
The work of leadership is a growing and multi-faceted task in Episcopal schools. NAES members need newly developed resources and tools to support their work. This fund ensures that NAES will have the needed resources to continue to offer and to develop expanded leadership programs for current and future Episcopal school leaders.
The George E. Andrews II Endowment for Chaplaincy Development
NAES is the only organization that regularly seeks to uphold and support the work of school chaplains, and their tremendous influence on the students in our schools. The George E. Andrews II Endowment for Chaplaincy Development provides interest income for programs that hold up the importance of school chaplaincy as a vibrant arm of the church’s ministry, supports the Chaplains’ Mentoring Program, and provides continuous networking for chaplains in their day to day work.
Planned Giving
NAES invites you to become a member of the Muhlenberg Society through a planned gift. The Muhlenberg Society honors supporters who have taken the special step of including NAES in their long-term plans through a bequest, beneficiary designation, life-income gift, or other deferred giving arrangement. These enduring gifts help ensure that NAES continues its ministry of service to those who serve Episcopal schools.
William Augustus Muhlenberg
William Augustus Muhlenberg (1796-1877) is considered the father of Episcopal education and his influence continued far beyond his own lifetime. A planned gift to NAES, the only organization of its kind that is Episcopal in character and national in scope, will also have a lasting impact and is truly an expression of your desire that the programs, institutions, and values most important to you will help to influence and guide future generations.
To learn more about our members, donors, and activities, go to Strategic Plan & Annual Reports.