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Foundation for Catholic Education

Anthony Fiorenza serves on the Foundation for Catholic Education board.  Both Anthony and Derek contribute to the Foundation For Catholic Education as do their companies: Summit Group Retirement Planners, Inc; The Summit Group Associates, Inc.; and Infinity Benefits Group, Inc.


MISSION

The distribution of EITC and OSTC funds has increased dramatically over the past five years. Our goal is to leverage the EITC program to maintain and increase the enrollment at all the parochial elementary and high schools in the surrounding Philadelphia areas. To achieve our goal, the successful distribution and communication of EITC and OSTC funding is critical to the Catholic schools.

What is the EITC program?

The Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program offers businesses the opportunity to contribute tuition assistance for families who wish to provide their children a Catholic Education. The EITC program offers donors a PA tax credit of 75% for one-year commitments and a 90% tax credit for two-year commitments.

Please consider supporting the Foundation for Catholic Education through EITC contributions today. With EITC, you can donate $10,000 to Catholic Education with a net outlay of $1,000! For questions about EITC donations or the application process, please contact the Foundation. 


Foundation for Catholic Education

1373 Enterprise Drive

West Chester PA 19380

Contact us:

610-793-8503

Website: https://www.foundationforcatholiceducation.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/FoundationforCatholicEducation/ 

Bishop Shanahan High School (BSHS)

Anthony Fiorenza and Derek Fiorenza attended Bishop Shanahan High School (BSHS).  Anthony serves on the Advisory Council and both Anthony and Derek support BSHS through the EITC/SPE Contributions as well as other donations throughout the year.


Mission
Bishop Shanahan High School (BSHS), a Catholic co-educational secondary school of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, committed to sustaining excellence, provides a strong spiritual life, along with challenging academic and rich extracurricular programs.  A strong witness to Christian values and commitment to academic rigor and integrity prepare all students to be critical thinkers and moral stewards in a rapidly evolving global environment.


Bishop Shanahan High School (BSHS)
220 Woodbine Road
Downingtown, PA 19335
Phone: 610-518-1300
Fax: 610-343-6220

Website: https://www.shanahan.org/ 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BishopShanahanHS

Twitter: https://twitter.com/bishop_shanahan

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bishop_shanahan/ 

St. Aloysius Academy (St. Al's)

Derek Fiorenza attended St. Aloysius Academy (St. Al's) for 7th and 8th grade.  Summit Group Retirement Planners, Inc. and Derek support St. Aloysius Academy (St. Al's) through the EITC/OSTC/SPE program.  Below is some information on St. Aloysius Academy (St. Al's). 

Mission Statement

St. Aloysius Academy (St. Al's), established by the Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary is a private Catholic elementary school committed to the spiritual, moral and academic development of each student. The Academy prepares young boys to assume with confidence roles of Christian leadership and service as men for others within a rapidly evolving global society.  

Through dedication and commitment of a caring and professional faculty and staff, partnering with supportive parents, each child is led to embrace, and to develop his God-given gifts and talents to be prepared to meet the opportunities and challenges of the 21st century. 

Our Beliefs

  1. All students as well as all other members of our school community are created in the image and likeness of God. 
  2. In this school, Jesus is the center. He is the unseen, but ever-present teacher in our classes with Mary, as our model. 
  3. The Academy calls each person to live Magis, in the spirit of St. Aloysius Gonzaga, through the IHM charism graces of love, creative hope and fidelity.  
  4. The precepts of the Peace, Awareness, Witness, Service (PAWS) student pledge, which include recognizing and respecting the uniqueness in each other, are fundamental to the development of our students as Christian leaders in a digital and global society.  
  5. Opportunities are essential for the students to develop an ongoing relationship with Christ through Catholic doctrine instruction, private and communal prayer, and preparation for the reception of the sacraments of Reconciliation, Eucharist and Confirmation.  
  6. The principles of Catholic Social Teaching permeate the school culture and include service projects, opportunities for Christian leadership, as well as classroom instruction.  
  7. Our students are encouraged to perceive themselves as unique individuals capable of reaching their highest potential in their personal and academic development. 
  8. The Academy recognizes the need to empower and to inspire the students to assume active roles and responsibilities in their school, family, community and nation.   
  9. Education is a sacred and collaborative partnership among parents, administration, faculty and students.

The Profile of a St. Aloysius Academy (St. Al's) Graduate

As a result of his Catholic education at St. Aloysius Academy, the graduate lives out the beliefs of the Academy. 

  1.  The graduate exemplifies the IHM Charism of love, creative hope, and fidelity through his commitment to brotherhood, family, and faith.  
  2. The graduate makes decisions with Jesus’ example in the forefront of his mind.  
  3. The graduate commits to justice, and brings the principles of Catholic Social Teaching with him into his future endeavors, opportunities and challenges. 
  4. The graduate realizes and responds to the need for God in his daily life.  
  5. The graduate is present, mindful, compassionate and reflective in day to day interactions, and contributes responsibly and cooperatively to our diverse, global and digital communities.  
  6. The graduate perceives himself as a unique individual with gifts and talents and has a growth mindset.  
  7. The graduate works confidently within his own potential, and sees himself as a lifelong learner who can take his own experiences and make the world better.  
  8. The graduate celebrates the God-given qualities of his peers through his words and by his actions because he is able to see God in all people and all created things. 
  9. The graduate derives morality-driven responses to our national and global dilemmas.  


St. Aloysius Academy (St. Al's) & Co-Ed Montessori Pre-School
401 S. Bryn Mawr Ave.
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010

Phone (610) 525-1670
Fax (610) 525- 5140
Email mainoffice@staloysiusacademy.org

Website: https://www.staloysiusacademy.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/StAloysiusAcademy/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/StAloysiusAcad

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/staloysiusacademy/ 

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO7NP3znUvP2rgJtTWYWWIA