Giving

Thank you for your continued support of Bishop England High School. From our humble beginnings on Queen Street, to our beautiful 40 acre campus on Daniel Island, we have relied on the many gifts & talents of the BE Community to help provide the best possible education. Continuing Bishop England’s tradition of excellence requires solid support from parents, alumni and friends every year. All gifts help in providing the best possible Catholic Education for our current and future students. Please take the time to review the different giving options.

Giving Societies

President’s Circle ($5,000 and up)

Donors in the President's Circle stand side-by-side with the school to provide the flexibility to address its most critical needs. They play an instrumental role in ensuring the school's mission through their generous support.

Complimentary admission to the annual Bishop's Boutique event in December
Two (2) VIP passes for all athletic and theater related events.
Your name listed in our annual donors' publications and on our website.
Invitation to the annual State of the School mass and reception.
Invitation to the Spring President's Circle Event.

Circular iron gate design with the words Presidents Circle

1915 Society ($1,915 - $4,999)

Named after the year of the school's founding in downtown Charleston in 1915, this giving society represents the school's century plus legacy of providing the highest quality Catholic education in the low country.

Complimentary admission to the annual Bishop's Boutique event in December.
Your name listed in our annual donor's publication and on our website.
Invitation to the State of the School mass and reception

Picture of historic gates with the words 1915 Society

Bishop John England ($1 - $1,914)

The Bishop John England Level is named after the first Bishop of the Diocese of Charleston, John England who oversaw the growth of the Catholic mission in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia from 1820 until his death in 1842. Bishop John England was a gifted writer and speaker inspiring Christians and non-Christians alike. In 1826, he became the first Catholic clergyman invited to address congress. He worked tirelessly to care for and educate the poor.

Your name listed in our annual donor's publication and on our website

Reach out to our Advancement Team

Les Seitzinger - Vice President of Advancement — Vice President for Advancement
**Les Seitzinger**

lseitzinger@behs.com

843-849-9599 ext. 132

Lisa Doyle Assistant Director of Advancement — Director of Advancement
**Lisa Doyle**

ldoyle@behs.com

843-849-9599, ext. 139

Cindy Hart - Director of Human Resources and Alumni Relations — Alumni Relations and Human Resources
Cindy Hart

chart@behs.com

843-849-9599 ext. 146