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Why Donate?
At St Joseph’s College, we believe that every child who deserves a place here should have one. Your generosity makes that possible.
We are proud broad education St Jo’s provides, from academic excellence to sport, the arts, and everything in between. But sustaining and growing that provision takes more than passion. It takes community.
By donating, you help us keep fees accessible for deserving families, modernise our facilities through the Cornerstone Fund, and ensure every student leaves St Jo’s truly ready for life ahead.
Scroll down to find out exactly where your gift goes.
Cornerstone Fund
The Cornerstone Fund benefits campus developments that have a long lasting and positive impact on the bricks and mortar of our learning environment. The fund supports the renovation and creation of purposeful, contemporary teaching and learning spaces for our community. Monies raised will be compounded with current capital expenditure projects already budgeted for.
Support our Cornerstone Fund by purchasing a personalised brick.
Chapel Project
The serene Chapel – with its clean internal lines, Mondrian-inspired stained glass, and dramatic verdigris roof – has been a beloved landmark of the College since it first opened in 1967.
Repaired and brought up to date through the generosity of our community and the Cornerstone Fund, this cherished space was reimagined to better serve future generations. Situated between the Senior and Prep Schools, the Chapel continues to be the heart of the school, serving as the gathering point for assemblies, prize-giving ceremonies, concerts and worship.
St Joseph’s College Chapel stands as a testament to our commitment to fostering a strong and connected community, honouring our traditions while embracing the future.
Halo Fund
Your monthly gift will help children who may otherwise not be able to join our community access St Jo’s.
Support our Halo Fund by purchasing a personalised brass plaque
Where might your donations take our students?
Lewis Ludlam OB started his rugby journey at St Joseph’s College on a scholarship. This opportunity kickstarted an astonishing career, featuring over 128 appearances for Northampton Saints and representing England in both the 2019 and 2023 Rugby World Cup.
Where might your donations take our students?
Aimee Butcher OB started her journey at St Joseph’s College in 2011 on a Music, Drama and Academic scholarship. Aimee was soon able to utilise her musical talent and creative passion to flourish at St Joseph’s College. Her accomplishments included being Deputy Head Girl and Arts Prefect and becoming a leading light of College musical and drama productions. Aimee is now fulfilling her dreams, working as a successful musician, writing and performing her own songs.
Please click here to enjoy Aimee’s new track, ‘Story’ – soundcloud
Where might your donations take our students?
Back in 1985, Jonathan Hobson OB started his journey at St Joseph’s College, where his academic talent was quickly recognised. He was encouraged to become a very high achiever at St Jo’s and went on to become Head Boy. On the College’s recommendation, Jonathan applied to Cambridge University in 1993 to study Medicine, qualifying in 1999. He is now an ENT and Thyroid Surgeon at Wythenshawe Hospital, Manchester. Jonathan cites St Joseph’s College as pivotal to his academic success.
Where might your donations take our students?
Old Birkfeldian Tom Emery joined St Joseph’s College in 2011. Awarded a bursary, the College gave him the opportunity to excel at rugby and allowed him to explore other interests outside of sport he had never tried. Since leaving St Joseph’s College, Tom has played rugby professionally for England, Northampton Saints and Great Britain Sevens. He has represented his country at a World Cup, Commonwealth Games and European Games. He is currently Vice Captain for GB Sevens and sits on the Rugby Players Association board.
Where might your donations take our students?
Emmanuel Iyogun OB joined St Joseph’s College in 2017. He believes the bursary he was given was life changing for him. Manny very quickly immersed himself in all aspects of St Jo’s life, building his confidence personally and professionally. The outstanding education, coaching, and facilities provided a pathway that fast-tracked him into the professional rugby player that he is today. He is now fulfilling his dreams, playing for Northampton Saints.
Where might your donations take our students?
Sophie was drawn to St Joseph’s College as she was so impressed with the resources, facilities, and education that it was able to offer her. She was grateful for the support she was given through her scholarship enabling her to join the college in 2019. Sophie studied a triple BTEC, she really flourished at the college, excelling in both the classroom and the football pitch. Sophie is thankful to St Joseph’s college as it gave her the foundations and platform she needed for her next chapter. She has since achieved a 1st class Degree in Sports Exercise Science at the University of Suffolk and now plays professional football at Ipswich Town Football Club.
How to Donate
Every contribution counts. Make a one-time donation to support young people joining the college
Make a bank transfer
In order to make a bank transfer please email [email protected] or call finance on 01473 690281
Payroll giving
You can give money to charity directly from your pay, a company pension or a personal pension using the Payroll Giving scheme. This is cost-effective for donors because the donation is given before any tax is deducted. You can give to as many charities as you want under the Payroll Giving scheme, and cancel agreements at any time, if required.
Leave a gift in your Will
You can let us know of your intention to leave a gift in your will by emailing [email protected] or contacting 01473 690281 and asking for the alumni team.
Every contribution counts. Make a one-time donation to support young people joining the college. Each donation directly funds:
- Facilities
- Bursaries
Become a regular supporter by setting up a monthly donation. Consistent support helps us plan and implement long-term student support.
Every contribution counts. Make a one-time donation to support young people joining the college
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