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Your Support is Our Strength
Regis Jesuit High School honors and thanks alumni, parents and friends who help advance our mission through generous financial support to enrich the lives of our students, enhance our programs and campus and advance the mission of Regis Jesuit through an ongoing commitment to Jesuit education and the pursuit of excellence without extravagance.
The President's Report
Regis Jesuit is proud to publish the President's Report: The Impact of Giving each year on the activities of the preceding fiscal year (July 1-June 30). The President's Report provides an overview of the school's financial health and details the goals and outcomes of the school's fundraising efforts.
Giving Societies
Our giving societies recognize donors for their annual, consecutive and cumulative giving. Depending on the level of giving, members may enjoy a number of benefits, including invitations to members-only events, commemorative Regis Jesuit gifts and recognized in our Honor Roll of Donors. For most societies, membership is determined by gifts within Regis Jesuit's fiscal year, which is from July 1 to June 30.
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Lifetime Giving Societies
Regis Jesuit values its loyal benefactors who have made significant, lifetime cumulative, financial and in-kind gifts to the school. The Lifetime Giving Societies (Magis, Jubilee, First Companions, and Ignatian Societies) celebrate the generosity of donors whose lifelong commitments help secure Regis Jesuit’s bright future.Read More -
President's Club Annual Giving Societies
Members of the President’s Club (Sacred Heart, Manresa, St. Ignatius of Loyola, St. Francis Xavier, AMDG, and 1877 Societies) represent some of Regis Jesuit’s most generous benefactors, providing the school with the resources necessary to advance our mission. Membership is based on financial, matching and in-kind gifts realized within the school’s fiscal year (July 1-June 30).Read More -
St. John Francis Regis Legacy Society
When you include Regis Jesuit in your will or estate plan, you become a member of the St. John Francis Regis Legacy Society, which recognizes your important contribution and demonstrates your commitment to the mission of Regis Jesuit. -
Loyalty Giving Societies
Loyal donors are the cornerstone of Regis Jesuit's success, providing the means by which we carry out our mission year after year. Membership in the Men and Women with and for Others Society and the Raider Club is not based on a giving amount, but instead on consecutive years of giving (fiscal year July 1-June 30).Read More
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Stories that Inspire
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A FAMILY WITH AND FOR OTHERS
Kevin McNicholas taught his children to treat everyone with dignity, to give each person the attention and care that they would want for themselves. Mary McNicholas showed their children the importance of manners and creating a warm social environment for anyone who came to their door. The family built their Denver-based business on these values, forging deep connections with the people they employed and the people they partnered with, giving everyone the opportunity to create a better future for themselves.Read More
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MIKE ’67 & MAUREEN HENDRICKS: GENEROUSLY CONNECTING FAITH, CHARITY AND COMMUNITY
For Mike ’67 and Maureen Hendricks, all roads lead to Catholic connection and community—and especially to Regis Jesuit High School, which, they say, epitomizes Ignatian spirituality and the Catholic moral approach. That’s why the couple has supported the vision for Inspire & Ignite 2025 and its future Science & Innovation Center with a transformative gift. In honor of their generosity, the school's new main entrance to campus will be named Hendricks Way.Read More
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KATHERINE LEAFFER ’22: MAKING MENTAL HEALTH A STUDENT PRIORITY
Katherine Leaffer ’22 has more than just a big idea. She has a concrete plan; she has allies; and she has the wisdom that only can come from personal experience.Read More
With the participation and support of fellow students and school administration, Leaffer is helping create an environment where more girls and boys at Regis Jesuit are willing to seek mental health support when they need it.
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MIKE ARMISTEAD '82: LISTENING, LEARNING AND GIVING BACK
About a year ago, Mike Armistead ’82, a successful serial entrepreneur, posted a blog to the website for Respond Software, where, at the time, he was CEO and co-founder. The headline read: “In the startup world, listening is key.”Read MoreIt turns out that listening not only been the key to Armistead’s success in businesses, it also played an important part in his formation at Regis Jesuit, and at Stanford thereafter.
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THE TIERNEY BROTHERS: SACRIFICE, SPIRIT AND SERVICE
Long before Ryan ’20 Tierney (in red jacket on left) or his brother Matthew ’22 (in red jacket on right) were old enough to attend Regis Jesuit, the family had become deeply immersed in the idea. Through the summer swim team in Castle Pines, they knew Teddy ’15 and John ’17 Koerner, who went on to graduate from Pomona College and Columbia University respectively. And they knew about Jackson Fox ’13, another swimmer, who works as a consultant at Deloitte, after graduating from Notre Dame.Read More
Financially, Regis Jesuit was an ambitious choice for the Tierneys, but thanks to financial aid, their boys were able to dive right in. As student-athletes dedicated to serving others, they’ve made quite the splash.
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Regis Jesuit High School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic and other school-administered programs.