King's-Edgehill School | Giving to KES

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We have an amazing School. We are blessed to have remarkable students, dedicated teachers, inspired coaches, and wonderful benefactors. However, the world in which we live is not static. Educational institutions continue to improve. We must continue to innovate and excel in order to maintain our leadership position among Independent Schools both nationally and internationally.

Not unlike most other Independent Schools, KES raises 85% of its operating budget through tuition fees. The remainder of operational costs along with the extras like facility upgrades, programme enhancements, new buildings and scholarships are funded by our generous community of Families, Alumni, Faculty and Friends of the School.

We have been blessed to have had dedicated benefactors over the years including the late Ted Canavan ‘40, the late Elliot Spafford, and the still very vibrant David K. Wilson ‘47 who together funded the Ted Canavan Athletic Centre. As well, the Fountain Family was the driving force behind the Fountain Performing Arts Centre. Several other buildings on campus were made possible by the late Margaret McLellan and many scholarships and financial aid opportunities for students are a result of the philanthropy of our aging Alumni and friends of the School.

To those of you who support King's-Edgehill School with loyalty and generosity we THANK YOU! For those of you who haven’t, please consider making a gift to our School. Every donation, no matter the size, will help us ensure King’s-Edgehill School remains a Centre of Excellence and Leadership in Education.

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About donating to KES.....

List of 6 frequently asked questions.

Q. How to give to KES if I live in the U.S.A.?
Friends of Independent Schools and Better Education (FRISBE) is a licensed non-profit organization that channels U.S. donations to independent schools around the world. In return for your donation, FRISBE will issue you an IRS tax receipt. FRISBE ensures that 100% of your donation amount is received by your designated charitable organization.

To make a gift to King's-Edgehill School through FRISBE, send a cheque for your donation payable to Friends of Independent Schools and Better Education (FRISBE) to:

Friends of Independent Schools and Better Education
Attn: Karl Anderson
811 Karl Johan Avenue North
Tacoma, WA 98406-1047
USA

With your cheque, include a message that states:
If you have specific questions for FRISBE, contact Karl Anderson at 235.404.2205 or karl@concretetech.com.
Q. How to give to KES if I live in the UK?

Please go to UK Fund for Charities website and select the King's-Edgehill School as the UKFC International Programme member.

https://www.ukfundforcharities.org/donate/#givenow
Q. How do I donate online?

Make a secure donation online using Visa, MasterCard or American Express. Please click on the "Donate On-line" button or click here.
Q. How do I mail in my donation?

Please download the PDF form, complete and mail to:

King's-Edgehill School
ATTN: Alumni Department
33 King's-Edgehill Lane
Windsor, NS
B0N 2T0

Thank you,
Q. How do I donate by phone?

Please call our wonderful and helpful finance department at 902-798-2278 ext. 2224 to donate over the phone using your credit card.
Q. What if I like to name KES in my Will, or a Bequest?

Please go to our Planned Giving page for all the answers to your questions about Planned Giving, Bequest or Legacy gifts.

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KES inspires academic, athletic and artistic excellence with a commitment to the traditional community ideals of gentleness and learning, dignity and respect, so that students may discover and cultivate their unique potential, prepare for post-secondary education and develop a life-long enthusiasm for the spiritual and intellectual growth necessary to flourish in the contemporary world.