Give Back
We are profoundly grateful for everyone who supports our students and our School! The generous philanthropic contributions seen in this report are a reflection of the commitment of our parents/guardians, alumni, faculty, staff, grandparents, parents of graduates, and more.
If you haven’t given yet for the 2023–2024 academic year, add your name to the list of donors supporting ECFS this year by making a gift now. We’ve made it easy for you to give back by offering numerous ways to make your gift.
Make your gift online in one easy step here, or visit our philanthropy page for more information on stock gifts, planned giving, matching gifts, and more.
Gifts of all sizes make an impact; we hope you will make your gift at the giving level that feels impactful to you and your family.
| Founder | $50,000 and above |
| Leader | $35,000–49,999 |
| Benefactor | $25,000–34,999 |
| Ambassador | $15,000–24,999 |
| Director | $10,000–14,999 |
| Patron | $5,000–9,999 |
| Pacesetter | $2,500–4,999 |
| 1878 Club | $1,878–2,499 |
| Member | $1,000–1,877 |
| Donor | $1–999 |
Stay in Touch
Get the latest updates from ECFS on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, and the stories section of our website.
Here are a few examples of the stories we share on a regular basis:
During the annual Pattern Day, the Ethical Culture community came together to celebrate the math found in our everyday lives and explore how patterns exist in music, ethics, and language.
At Fieldston Lower, 4th Grade students and teachers explored a new approach to a favorite Spanish project: building a Google Earth tour of their chosen Spanish-speaking country, allowing fellow classmates to explore communities across the globe.
In English class, the 7th Grade explored ethics by reading “The Lord of the Flies” and examining the question of one’s responsibility toward others and recognizing that different perspectives are needed to find an answer.
A cohort of 11th Graders journeyed into uncharted territory as the inaugural participants in Fall City Semester, which was previously only offered in the spring. With the city as their classroom, students explored spaces, New York City waterways, and immigration and migration throughout the five boroughs.
We want to hear from you! Contact [email protected] with any questions, or reach out to a member of the Development Office any time.
Marjorie Jean-Paul
Chief Advancement Officer
718-329-7248
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Rose Turshen
Director of Development
212-712-6245
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Sarah Wendt
Director of Strategic Engagements
718-329-7248
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Kavita Bordia
Assistant Director of Annual Giving
212-712-6254
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Stephanie Pilla
Assistant Director of Leadership Giving
212-712-6242
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Each member of the Advancement, Alumni, Communications, and Events team contributes to the work that inspires our community to give back to ECFS.
Molly Alpern
Assistant Director for Advancement Communications
Thea Barovick ’18
Annual Giving Associate
Emily Benitez
Data Associate and Gift Processor
Gianna Foltz
Manager of Database and Donor Services
Gina Iacono
Graphic Design and Website Manager
Emma Johnson
Communications Manager
Renée Reid-Nicholson
Director of Communications
Nancy Oti
Director of Events and Engagement
Kristen Perrone
Communications Manager
Yamel Sanchez
Manager, Parent Engagement and All School Events
Lauren Servidio
Interim Director of Alumni Relations