A Comprehensive Campaign
We invite you to partner with us in the next chapter of our school's excellence—home@eaglehill—a comprehensive campaign that will construct and modernize dormitories and, for the first time, design and build a new faculty housing village adjacent to campus, as well as strengthening the school’s financial bedrock through endowed funds.
The Core of Eagle Hill
Eagle Hill is a home. This is where our students feel safe and loved. It is where they grow up and discover new talents, friendships, confidence, and dreams. Our faculty know that they are more than teachers―they have an investment and responsibility in the totality of our students’ lives and experiences.
Pillars of the Campaign
Student Housing
Dormitories Reimagined
The new dormitory complex will feature modern design, complementary of existing campus architecture, sited adjacent to Jordan Field and comprised of separate wings for senior class boys and girls conjoined by designated social, learning, and community spaces.
This design aims to provide a superior living experience, fostering both independence and social connectivity, while harmonizing with the existing residential life model and campus landscape.
Faculty Village
Culture and Community
The construction of faculty housing adjacent to campus will strengthen faculty ties with student life and provide a truly attractive benefit to existing and prospective faculty.
Modern and comfortable housing opportunities will alleviate the roadblocks many Eagle Hill faculty encounter when searching for suitable properties―a highly competitive real estate market and very limited local inventory.
Endowment
Creating a Legacy
Endowment is the financial bedrock for leading private schools.
Permanent funds designated for areas of institutional priority and student need dramatically improve a school’s position each year—enabling new opportunities to be created, key faculty and departments to thrive, as well as help suppress the rate of tuition/cost increase.
Honor Roll of Donors
The much-appreciated generosity of these and other donors helps ensure that the vision continues and advances funding for the home@eaglehill campaign.
- Anonymous
- Mr. Matt and Mrs. Teri Andresen ’19
- Mr. Thomas R. Banks and Ms. Candace Banks P ’24
- Mary Ruth Beaumont P ’11
- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Behenna P ’25
- Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Beinner P ’24
- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. Berman P ’27
- Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Bernstein P ’21, P ’24
- Mr. and Mrs. Christian Chute P ’26
- Elizabeth and Simon de Montfort Walker P ’25
- Ms. Suzi Dockery P'24
- Mr. and Mrs. David W. Donahower P ’24
- Mr. and Mrs. Scott Fiore P ’26
- Ms. Catherine C. Fisher P ’26
- Mr. and Mrs. Brian Friedman P ’25
- Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Gerson P ’22
- Mr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Gilsdorf P ’24
- Gracias Family Foundation
- Mr. Max Herrnstein and Ms. Danielle Curi P ’24
- Mr. and Mrs. Adam Howarth P ’27
- Ray and Anne Hyer P ’23
- Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Lipman P ’25
- Ms. Ali Long P ’23, P ’26
- Mark and Christa Lopez P’24
- Mr. Claude Maechling and Ms. Carrie McNally P ’22
- Mr. Stephen E. Maharam and Ms. Camila Pastor P '23
- Karen McCulley
- The Moriah Fund
- Mr. Par-Jorgen Parson and Ms. Annika B. Sten Parson P ’23
- Mr. James B. Richardson
- Dave Roach
- Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith GP ’22
- The Springcreek Foundation
- Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Stein P ’22
- Mr. and Mrs. Kent Stryker P ’23
- Thesseling Family Charitable Fund
- Mr. Christopher Turner P ’24
- Fred Van Lennep
- Zacharie and Louis Vinios P ’07
How to reach us
Feel free to contact me or any of my colleagues in the Development Office to talk about starting your philanthropic journey with EHS.
You can reach the development team by calling the school at 413-477-6000 or sending an email.
— Rick Macdonald, Director of Development
Mr. Rick Macdonald
Director of Development
Ext. 1211
Email