Building the Hilltop Experience
Your contributions ensure that Hackley students experience exceptional teaching, unparalleled opportunities and a supportive environment where they can grow into their best selves. From expanding financial aid to enhancing our facilities, your support sustains Hackley’s enduring mission and brings to life our core value, “Go forth and spread beauty and light.”
Our donors and volunteers are the foundation of our community, working tirelessly to make the Hackley experience extraordinary for every student who calls the Hilltop home.
Making a Difference Together
Our students thrive because of you. Every contribution, whether through volunteering, supporting the Hackley Fund, or making capital and endowment gifts, directly impacts our students’ educational journey. There are many ways to get involved, and you can learn more on our “Support Opportunities” and “Ways to Give” webpages. Here’s a snapshot of how you can make a difference:
The Hackley Fund
Gifts to the Hackley Fund sustain the programs, people and opportunities that define the Hackley experience. From providing financial aid to supporting faculty development, the Hackley Fund ensures every student benefits from the best Hackley has to offer.
Volunteer Opportunities
Join our team of passionate parents, alumni and friends who help strengthen our community and inspire others to support Hackley. Hackley Fund volunteers play a key role in fostering engagement and building connections. Contact a member of our team to learn about how you can get involved.
Impact By The Numbers
Each gift provides Hackley's teachers, coaches and staff with the financial resources they need to deliver a world-class educational experience. Your donation is a reflection of the spirit that lives on our Hilltop: a community that gives more, cares more, and grows more, Together.
Donor Societies
Hackley proudly recognizes the philanthropic leadership of those who help sustain and strengthen our mission. These societies honor the commitment of donors whose support ensures that Hackley continues to thrive for generations to come.
| Giving Society | Donation Amount ($) |
|---|---|
| Frances Hackley Society | $50,000+ |
| Sarah Goodhue Society | $35,000+ |
| Walter Gage Society | $25,000+ |
| Hilltop Society | $12,500+ |
| President's Circle | $5,000+ |
| Quad Society | $2,500+ |
| Hale Tower Associates | $1,000+ |
| Black & Grey Associates | $500+ |
| Chapel Society | $499 and below |
| The Hornets | $100-499 (for alumni within the past 10 years) |
| United, We Help One Another Society | Recognizing new and increased donors. More than 900 “founders” joined last year! |
Why do you give?
"We are so happy to support our special school and only ever wish we could do more. Hackley means so much to us — it’s more than a school, it is our community and home. Every year, we find more and more reasons to be thankful."
-Natalia Rozenholc P ’31, ’32, ’34
Leadership and Volunteers
Hackley's success is driven by the dedication of its leaders and volunteers who give their time, energy and expertise in support of the School. Their involvement strengthens our community and inspires others to take part in shaping Hackley's future.
- Upper School Chair: Scott Parrot P ' 27, '29
- Middle School Chair: Natalia Rozenholc P ’31, ’32, ’34
- Lower School Chair: Jiming Zou P '35
- Andrew Coren P '33, '36
- Bena Gershon P '28, '30, '33, '37
- Pratima Goyal P '29
- Tracy Richelle High P '34
- Athena Kerin P '32
- Alex Keisner P '36
- Susan Kendall P '27, '28
- Michelle McCool P '27
- Tenee S. McKinley-Brooks P '32
- Charlie Myers P '32
- Julie Nagpal P '29
- Eboni Navas P '25, '27
- Thomas O'Connor P '29
- Scott Parrott P '27, '29
- Denise Plunkett P '28
- Natalia Rozenholc '31, '32, '34
- Leana Rykman Sarro P '29
- Rob Senger P '28, '32
- Kevin Sheehan P '34
- Fang Song P '35
- Tina Sozen P '31
- Leanora Vernon P '28
- Anne Wilson P '31
- McCartney Wilkins P '28
- Mike Zammit P '32
- Jiming Zou P '35
- Halley Weinreb ’13
- Katie Philpott ’11
- Leslie Adamski P ’26
- Vanessa Bennett P ’21, ’24, ’26, ’28
- Susan Flaxman P ’26
- Julia Lewis P ’26
- Yolanda Payne P ’26, ’28
- Alex Price P ’26, ’28
- Molly Sheehan P ’26