Endowment Gifts

The revenue generated from these investments is used throughout the school year, if and as needed.

Betty Haines was a beloved teacher at BFS from 1937 to 1966 who touched many young lives. To honor her teaching excellence, a BFS alumnus established this fund in her honor in 2004. Proceeds are used for financial aid scholarships.

This endowment provides necessary funds for advanced study, seminars, workshops and training for the ongoing professional development of BFS Faculty.

This fund provides financial assistance to qualified Quaker children based on financial need and is awarded at the school’s discretion.

The Wallace Family established this fund in 2001 in memory of Gordon and Allaire, mother and sister of the Wallace brothers, all BFS ‘60s graduates. The fund augments the school’s existing scholarship fund.

Established through a bequest from an anonymous donor, this fund provides emergency tuition aid for families encountering unexpected financial difficulties during the course of the year.

Established in 1998, the purpose of this fund is to provide financial aid to a Quaker student each year based upon merit. Financial need is considered on a secondary basis. Applicants are considered based upon recommendations from the Clerk of their Monthly Meeting and other Friends who know the student.

A scholarship is awarded each year to a student who applies for financial aid.

A scholarship is awarded each year to a student who applies for financial aid in memory of this alumnus.

Sarah was a BFS 3rd grader when she died of a heart condition that had gone undetected from birth. A scholarship fund was named in her honor to help make BFS affordable to a broad spectrum of students and to memorialize her brief life.