Invest in bilingual education.
Generous gifts like yours sustain the initiatives that make San Diego French-American School truly exceptional—improving classrooms while building for our future.
The Annual Fund benefits the school’s greatest needs, allowing leadership the opportunity to direct funds when and where they are needed most, supporting professional development, educational technology, curricular programs and resources, upgrades to classrooms, music, arts, financial aid, and so much more. Your tax-deductible gift helps our teachers and students do great work year after year. Elevated levels of participation from parents, staff and governance members also position the school to gain additional support from foundations, corporations and others looking to invest in the school.
All gifts, no matter the size, make a difference and enhance the education of all San Diego French-American School students. We strive for 100% parent participation. By donating to the Annual Fund, you are demonstrating pride and confidence in the school, and inspiring others to join you.
Help us build their future! Support the Annual Fund today!
Pledges
Making a pledge to give later in the school year (before June 30) is also an option. Your promise to contribute helps the school budget and plan by knowing it can count on your support at some point during the school year.
Matching Gifts
Many employers offer matching gift programs as a benefit to their employees. This is a great opportunity to double or even triple your donation.
Leadership Giving
Leadership giving begins at the Cercle d’Honneur level and is one of the ways to make a profound impact on all students, faculty and staff. Donors who join at the Cercle d’Honneur level and above are invited to special events off and on campus.
| $10,000 and above | Club 1988 |
| $5,000–$9,999 | Cercle d’Honneur Patrons |
| $2,500–$4,999 | Cercle d’Honneur Benefactors |
| $1,000–$2,499 | Contributors |
| $500–$999 | Supporters |
| $1–$499 | Donors |
It took awhile to understand what donations do. For a school to grow and stay relevant, you have to push the boundaries, and that is why I support the school.
Sharon Brouha, 3rd Grade Parent
