Country Day Loyal Society
The acorn—central to our seal for decades—represents potential, hope, and possibility. Nurtured over time, the acorn transforms into a strong and mature oak tree.
This symbolism represents an opportunity to make a profound connection and to join something that is greater than yourself, which is why the acorn represents the Country Day Loyal Society.
Types of Gifts
- Country Day Fund—our top annual giving priority
- Endowment Gifts—provide a sustainable long-term source of income for the school
- Capital Gifts—enhance student programs through investment in facilities and equipment
- Planned Giving—includes long-term estate planning
Giving Societies
Our four giving societies celebrate donors who have made special commitments to the school through their gift and honors the exceptional culture of philanthropy shaped by so many generations over time.
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Selwyn Society recognizes generous supporters who give $1,500 or more to the Country Day Fund during a fiscal year. |
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1941 Society honors lifetime giving to our school. |
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Loyal Society recognizes those who have given consecutively for at least five years. |
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Oak Society honors those who have made Country Day a part of their estate plans. |
The generosity of our school community helps provide our students with an exceptional educational experience and opportunities that go far beyond the classroom, ensuring Country Day graduates are ready to thrive in college and beyond.