Giving

Annual Fund

At the core of the ESA's support is the Annual Fund. Donors support the school by providing unrestricted funds to be used at the Headmaster's discretion for areas of greatest need, including direct funding for new projects and programs, or areas where a special emphasis may be needed. Whether to support student life, extracurriculars or academic programming, these funds are critical to the growth and continued success of the school. By giving annually to ESA, you are participating in a powerful vehicle to transform the ESA Experience.

2024-2025 Annual Fund Donors

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  • 1979 Society

    Lauren and Paul Baker
    Haley and Lon Baronne, '00
    Bonnie and Rusty Brown
    Danielle and Tyson Cromwell, '96
    Jessica and Bryce Fugarino
    Johnnie and Nick Gachassin
    Jessica and Phil Gachassin
    Gwen and Dustin Guillotte
    Christy and Jeremy Harson
    Britini and Stuart Hebert
    Misty and Mark Herpin
    *Novartis Matching Gift Center
    A'Dair ('00) and Chris Herrington, '99
    Marcy and Lee Landry
    Amy Allums Lee and Chris Lee
    Whitney ('08) and Brandon Linville
    Monica and Tom McCasland
    Kat and Eric Movassaghi, '91
    Jennie and Brad Pellegrin
    Mandi ('92) and Brent Pooler, '92
    Devin and Ashton Reed, '00
    Elizabeth Roche and Gary Holcomb
    Ginger and Jim Roy
    Meaghan ('08) and Chris Savoy, '07
    Annie and Joe Spell
    Virginia and Patrick Stokes
    Amelie and John Storment
    Donna and James Troyanowski
    Sarah and Blaine Walton
  • Benefactors Circle

    Lynn and George Arceneaux
    Susan and Tom Cox
    Peggy and Joe Giglio
    Blair and Wade May
    Liz and Scott Mayers, '95
    Jennifer and Robbie Trahan
    Cecile W. and William Trotter
  • Headmaster's Circle

    Jasmine Bertrand and Louis Vale
    Navita Gupta ('04) and Jacob Breaux
    Patricia and Brady Como
    Charise and Michael Fashho
    Kip & King Marketing
    Megan Dobyns ('99) and Peter Manganello
    Courtney and Stephen Nickel, '91
    Leah and Andy Vigé
     
     
  • Donors Circle

    Camille and Jared Arsement
    Jasmine and Jake Henderson
    Justin Uebinger
    Jane and Chuck White 

  • Difference Makers

    Claire and Danny Alvarado
    Jennifer Andrews
    Emily Arceneaux
    Carla and Lewis Ashbey
    Julie and Randall Babineaux
    Sarah and Jon Berthelot
    Tina Besse
    Lauren ('08) and Michael Bordelon
    Rachel and Mike Bourgeois
    Katherine ('12) and Joe Boustany
    Lisa and Mike Boyer
    Angie ('90) and Mark Broussard
    Taylor Broussard
    Jill and Charlie Broussard
    Britni and Sean Brown
    Beverly and Steven Burgin, '01
    Delecia and Tom Carey
    Sybil and Jacoby Carter
    Bridgit and Daniel Chaisson
    Deb Cochran
    Katie Cornwell, '11
    Sandy Thompson and Stuart Cornwell
    Paulette and Dicky Counce
    Paul Conover and Ashleigh D'Aunoy
    Linda V. Dautreuil
    Angela ('02) and Tyler Davis
    Ashley and Jason Dugas
    Coty and André Eastin
    Hadley Fuller
    Heather and Reese Fuller
    Danielle ('14) and Christian Gambel, '14
    Missy and Earl Gates
    Daniel Gould
    Cailey and Marshall Gray
    Jennifer ('01) and Andy Graycheck
    Mary Claire Guidry
    Kristy and Kenneth Hargrave
    Andrea and Greg Hernandez
    Christina Hidalgo
    Ursula and Curtis Hudson, '84
    Laurie ('86) and Jason Huffman
    Brittany and Shane Johnson
    Jenny Melanson ('03) and Bullard Jones
    Cindy and Scott Jordan
    Claire LaCroix
    Anne and Jeff Lancon
    Dione Leger
    Marsha and Andy LeGoullon
    Lizzy LaPointe, '03 and Christiaan Mader, '02
    Mme Diana Maggini
    Emily ('01) and Steve McCall
    Jill McGehee
    Adrienne and Jason Meijas
    Julie and Ken Miller
    Carolyn and Sven Oertel
    Elizabeth and Peter Pham
    Kellie Plaisance
    Collin Pooler, '20
    Everett Pooler, '17
    Sara and Austin Robichaux
    Sarah Robinson
    Lahna and Collus Roche
    Amie Rogers
    Allie ('95) and Garrett Rosen, '97
    Colleen ('01) and Jacob Rothman
    Brii Simmons
    Monti and Bill Smith
    Rachel Snider
    Elise ('98) and Scott Sonnier
    Elena Babatsouli and Dimitrios Sotiropoulos
    Charlotte and Gene Sterling
    Heather Sterling and Shamus Fuller
    Donald Wood
    Renee and Bill Wood

Annual Fund Q&A

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  • Why does ESA have an Annual Fund?

    At ESA, tuition and fees do not cover the total cost of educating each student. As with all independent schools, ESA seeks to make up the difference between income and expenses through gifts to the Annual Fund.
  • Who gives to the Annual Fund?

    Parents, past parents, trustees, faculty, alumni, grandparents, corporations, foundations and friends
  • What is my Annual Fund gift used for?

    From PK3 through 12th grade, each student directly benefits from your generosity. Gifts to the Annual Fund support salaries, technology, libraries, classroom materials, athletics, the arts, facilities maintenance and so much more.
  • When should I give to the Annual Fund?

    Now! While the fiscal year goes through June 30th, ESA uses Annual Fund dollars immediately to cover educational costs in the current school year.
  • How much should I give to the Annual Fund?

    We ask each family to consider thoughtfully and give as generously as you can. We value your participation at whatever level is comfortable for you, and recognize that the gifts will range from $10 to $10,000. The only gift too small is no gift at all. 
  • What is the Annual Fund goal?

    Each year when the Board of Trustees sets the annual budget for the coming school year, an Annual Fund goal is set as well. This year, the Annual Fund goal is $350,000. A secondary goal is 75% parent participation. A high percentage of parent participation sends a message to organizations and individuals who offer sources of funding. It says ESA parents believe in what we do!
Thank you for all of the ways you support ESA!

Giving Circles

List of 6 items.

  • 1979 Society

    $5,000 and above
  • Benefactors Circle

    $2,500 to $4,999
  • Headmasters Circle

    $1,000 to $2,499
  • Donors Circle

    $500 to $999
  • Difference Makers

    $1 to $499
  • In Appreciation

    All donors are listed in ESA's publications unless they request that their gifts remain anonymous. 

Episcopal School of Acadiana

Episcopal School of Acadiana is a private coeducational day school for students in grades PK3 through 12. Our mission is to instill in every student the habits of scholarship and honor.

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