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.
2020-2021 Annual Fund Donors
List of 5 items.
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1979 Society
Haley and Lon Baronne, '00Erin and Ryan FurbyJohnny and Nick GachassinJay Guilbeaux, '91Misty and Mark Herpin
*Novartis Matching GiftAlexa and Peter JohnMonica and Tom McCaslandJennie and Brad PellegrinKylie and Court Ramsay, '83Catherine and Rob RobisonAnnie and Joe Spell -
Benefactors Circle
A'Dair ('00) and
Chris Herrington, '99Ilyas Munshi and Farha KhanKat and Eric Movassaghi, '91Donna and James TroyanowskiColleen and Jeff Wolverton -
Headmaster's Circle
Lynn and George ArceneauxLauren and Paul BakerOpal and Harvey BroussardRobin and David BuchananHeather Davis, '89Sharlene and Harvey DuboisJeanne and Charlie Fitzgerald, '92Alisa and Gregg GothreauxGwen and Dustin GuillotteAmy and Chris LeePamela and John MonteleoneJoni and King MunsonCourtney and Stephen Nickel, '91Jennifer and Sam ShufflerJennifer and Robbie TrahanSarah and Blaine Walton -
Donors Circle
AnonymousLori and Vic BushElizabeth and Scott CaswellRebecca and Rodolfo GarciaPhebe and Harold HayesHorizon TherapeuticsKatherine Horton, '03Anne and Jeff LanconDani and Albert OldfieldKathleen O'ShaughnessyElizabeth and Tyron Picard -
Difference Makers
Coy Lorraine and Erica AhernClaire and Danny AlvaradoJennifer AndrewsEmily ArceneauxPatty and Andrew ArmondCarla and Lewis AshbeyJulie and Randall BabineauxKathy and Ken BackSarah and Jon BerthelotRachel and Mike BourgeoisLisa and Mike BoyerEmmy BreauxAngie ('90) and
Mark BroussardJoanne and Todd BroussardBeverly and Steven Burgin, '01Claire and Josh Caffery, '93Delecia and Tom CareySybil and Jacoby CarterHarriet CastilleLanminh and Lloyd ChachereJanetta and Scott ChryslerKatie ('03) and Jim CobyDeb CochranCommunity Coffee Co.Sandy Thompson and
Stuart CornwellPaulette and Richard CounceAmber and Ransom CurtisPaul Conover and
Ashleigh D'AunoyLinda DautreuilElizabeth and Ford DavisKaitlin DavisTodd Delcambre, '88Paula and Gaylon DevilleSusan and Lloyd DoréAshley and Jason DugasCoty and Andre EastinAndrée ElderKate FisherHeather and Reese FullerMelissa ('03) and Rob FullerCeil and Rod FuselierRenee and Jason GarrotMissy and Earl GatesDaniel GouldCarla and Matt Granberry, '98Jennifer ('01) and
Andrew GraycheckMary Claire GuidryWilliam Guidry, '14Kristy and Kenneth HargraveKayla and Gerry HebertBarbie HedgeAndrea and Greg HernandezChristina HidalgoBarbara HolderbaumUrsula and Curtis Hudson, '84Laurie ('86) and Jason HuffmanJardi HulinKathryn ('07) and Ryan HullBrittany and Shane JohnsonJenny Melanson, ('03) and
Bullard JonesCindy and Scott JordanKristi and Brad JudiceChristie and James KaneKatie ('01) and Rick KennedyClaire LaCroixMary LeBlancBelle and Steven LeBlancMarsha and Andy LeGoullonSarah and Brandon LeJeuneTherese and Ed LiseckiMabel's LabelsLaura MagannPaula and Bill MajeauMegan Dobyns ('99) and
Peter ManganelloYoly and Michael MayeuxJill and Brett McGeheeAdrienne and Jason MejiasJulie and Ken MillerCathy and Jerome MillsCarly and Brach MyersCarolyn and Sven OertelElizabeth and Peter PhamKellie PlaisanceMarguerite Potier, '92Ursula QuoyeserMegan and Jacob RichardJeanne and Mark RobertsSara and Austin RobichauxSarah RobinsonLahna and Joseph RocheHallie RodenCliff Benjamin and
Amie RogersAllie ('95) and
Garrett Rosen, '97Michael RungMeaghan ('08) and
Chris Savoy, '07Summer SlaterMonti and Bill SmithRachel SniderElise ('98) and Scott SonnierLori Lapoint SonnierKeira and Jerami StortzKristin TassinHolly ('00) and
Ben Trant, '04Renee 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 $325,000. 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
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1979 Society
$5,000 and above -
Benefactors Circle
$2,500 and above -
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. Contributors at the Headmaster's level and above are invited to an annual Holiday Party at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Paul Baker. ESA's Benefactors are honored at a private dinner and other special gatherings.
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