Campbell Hall provides students with a rich academic foundation, an inclusive and loving environment, innovative programs and technology, and a wide array of opportunities for self-expression that help shape their bright futures. In turn, the school relies on our community’s generosity to support CH NOW: The Campbell Hall Annual Fund, which benefits every student and every facet of a Campbell Hall education.

Your Donation is an Investment in Every Student

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  • Academics

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    Academics

    Campbell Hall’s innovative programs, challenging and inclusive curricula, technology-rich classrooms, and exceptional teachers equip K-12 students with the tools and resources they need to succeed.
  • Arts

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    Arts

    Campbell Hall’s performing and visual arts programs empower students to express their creativity, master technique, build confidence, and develop their unique voice.
  • Athletics

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    Athletics

    Dedicated coaches, teachers, and trainers inspire and develop the skills and mindset that student-athletes need to compete at the highest level while building character and life skills. 99% of eligible elementary students play on at least one interscholastic team, 78% MS athletes play a sport, and 70% HS athletes play a sport.
  • Faculty

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    Faculty

    Faculty collectively participate in approximately 1,500 hours of professional development annually, which directly enhances students’ learning and achievement. 63% of K-12 faculty hold a master’s or doctoral degree.
  • Financial Aid

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    Financial Aid

    Socioeconomic diversity is a core Campbell Hall value. Currently, 22% of CH students receive financial aid, helping make a Campbell Hall education accessible to those who might not otherwise afford it. The Elementary Diversity and Inclusion Fund (EDIF) specifically supports underrepresented students in grades K-6 by providing verified needs-based financial aid.
  • Public Partnerships

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    Public Partnerships

    Campbell Hall is committed to serving as a transformative civic institution by building meaningful partnerships with local public schools and nonprofit organizations. The Campbell Scholars Program (CSP) is an academic enrichment initiative that supports underserved, high-achieving students from 7th grade through college via mentoring, summer intensives, tutoring, test prep, and high school/college counseling.
  • Technology

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    Technology

    Continued investment in technology builds students’ core skills and helps teachers improve their instruction and expand learning opportunities.

Ways to Give

All donations to Campbell Hall are tax-deductible and make a meaningful difference in the lives of our students and teachers.

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  • Donations can be made by cash, check, credit card, or stock transfer.

    To donate online, please click here. For assistance, please contact Sandra Gresham, Associate Director of Advancement, Annual Giving at 818.505.2430 or Sarah Mulkeen, Associate Annual Giving Manager at 818.505.2430. All donations and pledges must be paid by June 30.
  • You can break up your charitable donation over time by selecting a pledge with monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual payment options.

    You choose the dollar amount and the frequency of payments. Making your pledge here.
  • When you set up a recurring donation, at any amount or frequency that works for you, you help provide Campbell Hall with a reliable and sustainable source of support.

    This type of donation renews automatically or can have a set end date, allowing you to remain a consistent supporter year after year. To get started, click here and select the Recurring donation button. 
  • Donated appreciated securities provide a two-fold tax advantage.

    You’ll avoid paying capital gains tax on the appreciated value, and you can claim a tax deduction for the fair market value of the securities at the time of donation.

    Return the completed Gifts of Stock form to the Advancement Office.
  • If you have a donor-advised fund (DAF), you can recommend a grant to Campbell Hall through this simple giving option.

    Just provide your advisor with Campbell Hall’s Federal Tax ID (EIN): 95-1716787.
  • Matching Donations From Your Employer Can Double or Even Triple Your Impact!

    A matching donation from your company is a great way to maximize your charitable contribution for the school you love! Many companies will double, or even triple, charitable donations, and you will get credit for the total amount donated! To see if your company matches, please visit campbellhall.org/mg.

See Why Our Community is ALL IN for CH Students

See the Impact of Your Giving

Giving Levels

Innovators

  $100,000 and above

Founders

  $50,000 - $99,999

Visionaries

$25,000 - $49,999

Leaders

$12,500 - $24,999

Head of School Circle*

$7,500 - $12,499

Dean's List

$3,000 - $7,499

Friends

$1,000 - $2,999

Community

gifts up to $999

*Donors at the Head of School Circle and above will be invited to attend a special donor appreciation event with the Head of School and Board of Directors to acknowledge their generosity.

Frequently Asked Questions

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  • Why is participation important?

    CH NOW: The Campbell Hall Annual Fund is the school's highest fundraising priority. As with all independent schools, tuition alone does not cover the costs of running the school. CH NOW makes up a meaningful portion of the operating budget. It is crucial that we attain our goal each and every year so that the programs and resources our students rely on are not compromised. Donations of every size matter and directly support this year's operating budget, benefiting all students.

    Your contribution is also a powerful statement to foundations and corporations as they make decisions about supporting the school through grants. Strong participation signals to foundations that our parents are invested in the school, which increases our chances of receiving outside funding.
  • Who benefits from CH NOW?

    Your tax-deductible donation is a direct investment in our dedicated faculty, challenging and inclusive curricula, innovative programs, and state-of-the-art facilities, which immediately support and benefit every student's daily experience.
  • When should we make our CH NOW donation?

    We ask that you send in your donation or pledge by December 31 each year. Making your commitment early in the school year provides actual budget dollars instead of budget projections, allowing us to remain flexible in meeting current needs.

    A payment can be established on a monthly, quarterly, or semiannual basis, allowing you to break up your commitment over time. You can also make a pledge to pay a lump sum amount on a date of your choosing. All donations and pledge payments must be completed by June 30.
  • Who contributes to CH NOW?

    We ask that all members of the community – parents, board members, alumni, grandparents, parents of alumni, faculty, and staff – contribute a meaningful donation to the CH NOW. Your donation makes a difference!
  • Is my donation tax-deductible?

    Yes! Your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law (Federal Tax ID Number: 951716787).
  • What is the Head of School Circle?

    The Head of School Circle is a CH NOW leadership giving level. Donors giving at this level and above are invited to attend a reception with the Head of School and members of the Board of Directors each spring to honor their generosity.

Contact Us

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  • Sandra Gresham

    Associate Director of Advancement, Annual Giving
    818.505.2430

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  • Sarah Mulkeen

    Associate Annual Giving Manager
    818.505.2420
4533 Laurel Canyon Blvd., Studio City, CA 91607
Phone 818.980.7280

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