Donor Impact and Recognition
Berkeley Preparatory School is incredibly grateful for our community of donors, who help nourish and sustain our great school.
Berkeley recognizes leadership donors by welcoming them into various Giving Societies. Please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement with any additional questions.
Why We Give
“We understand that in order for Berkeley to provide the best and most up-to-date resources for our children, we must do our part to champion that cause. We also know Berkeley teachers are the absolute best. We want to do all we can to keep them at Berkeley and for them to know they are appreciated and recognized. That is why we feel it’s so important for our family to give back to the Berkeley community—from sponsoring BUC BASH to serving on the Berkeley Fund committee, we realize our actions will make a positive difference for Berkeley’s incredible faculty.”
—Ashlyn and Philip Atigre, parents of Aston ’36 and Clare
“As we explored Berkeley, we were excited to learn about all the ways we could help give back to our alma mater that has given us so much. We loved hearing about the scholarship opportunities through the Endowed Alumni Scholarship Fund that allow students to attend Berkeley who might not have been able to otherwise, as well the Berkeley Academy, a free program at Berkeley that helps highly motivated students from low-income households in Tampa Bay reach their unique potential and achieve their dream of going to college. We want to do our part to help provide better access to a high-quality education.”
—Taylor Chmielewski West ’08 and Stephen West ’11
“After every visit to Berkeley to see our grandchildren, my comment has been, ‘I think I want to go back to school here!’ We are excited to support such a positive school environment where academic excellence is combined with the arts, sports, and more. There truly is something for everyone at Berkeley, and we believe that our contribution will support positive things in the lives of our grandchildren for years to come and help them feel prepared for all that is ahead of them in life.”
—Sheri and Paul Page, grandparents of Claire Stockstad ’27, Annie Stockstad ’30, and Carr Stockstad ’33
