Development
Ways to Give
Endowment
The future success of Bishop Manogue Catholic High School greatly relies on a robust endowment. Our primary goal is to provide an accessible Catholic education to as many students as possible. As our community continues to grow, the need for tuition assistance also expands. Your support in strengthening our endowment will make a significant impact by relieving our annual operating budget and enabling us to allocate more resources to financial aid funding. Together, we can ensure a bright future for our students and foster a thriving educational environment.
Establishing An Endowment
Establishing an endowment is a wonderful way for alumni and members of our community to ensure that future Miners can benefit from an education at BMCHS. Donors can establish an endowment fund alone, with classmates, as a family, or with friends. Endowments can also be named in tribute to a cherished teacher, classmate, or member of our Miner family. Your next class reunion would be a great time to talk to your fellow Miners about building your legacy through a class endowment fund.
The Cost of Private Education
Bishop Manogue is a nonprofit, private, preparatory high school, and in order to keep our tuition costs as low as possible, we rely on the generosity of our community to help provide financial aid options. Earnings from BASH, the Annual Fund, and our endowment help make up the difference between the actual cost of running BMCHS and the cost of tuition. Currently, around 30% of our Miners benefit from tuition assistance and scholarships thanks to the support of these programs.
Email Director of Development and Engagement Jill Johnson at Jill.Johnson@bishopmanogue.org or call (775) 336-6055 to learn how you can pay it forward.
Bishop Manogue Catholic High School is a four-year Catholic, co-educational private high school in Reno, Nevada. The only Catholic high school in northern Nevada, it is a separately incorporated non-profit diocesan school operated under the authority of the Diocesan Bishop, Daniel H. Mueggenborg.
