Thank you for thinking of our school and taking the time to consider donating to one of our campaigns. Listed below are the details of the most recent donation opportunities.
Online donations are quick and easy using our secure credit card transactions, and you can decide when and what you want to donate.
The Annual Fund provides essential unrestricted monies for the day-to-day operations of the school - including faculty salaries, program expenses, and building upkeep. Like many other independent schools, MCS relies on four main income sources to sustain its annual operating budget: tuition, income from the Endowment, fundraising events (and, in our case, farm income) and annual giving.
The Irwin M. Gelernt Mentoring Program » Donate Online
The Gelernt Mentoring Program is designed to form links among educatord who believe that schools can provide an environment for social change. The Program is targetd to educators working in communities where diversity and inequality are divisive. It focuses on teacher training and educational exchanges. The Program is envisioned as serving a broad range of communities, from as close as the Lower East Side of Manhattan, the Bronx or Brooklyn to as far away as Israel, Northern Ireland or South Africa.
The Chris Iijima Fund is a new endowed fund that will support the school's commitment to economic and social diversity in the classroom. The fund honors Chris Iijima's delight in the school's uniquely equitable admissions process. Chris Iijima was a beloved elementary school teacher at MCS from 1975 to 1985. He married Jane Dickson, also an MCS teacher, had two sons, and, late in life, became a law professor at the University of Hawaii's Manoa Law School. Chris died December 31, 2005, after a long illness, mourned by the many people whose lives he had touched. He was 57.
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