A gift to the Unrestricted Meadowbrook Fund impacts every facet of Meadowbrook - from our students and faculty to buildings and technology. It provides us with the most flexibility to deliver the best, most rigorous academic program to our world’s future leaders.
There is a long tradition of philanthropy at Meadowbrook, and it is the generosity of our past, present, and future supporters that allows our school to thrive as the exemplary independent JK-8 school.

Giving at Meadowbrook
Whether you make an immediate difference by giving to The Meadowbrook Fund or help secure the school’s future through a gift to the endowment, your support enables Meadowbrook to do what it does best: to know, love, and challenge every student to learn without limits.
Learn about the many ways to make your impact below, or contact a member of the Advancement Office.
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Endowment Giving
Meadowbrook’s endowment is our most essential resource for the future. With a current value of approximately $19.4M as of June 30, 2022, we aspire to grow this stable source of funding so that it can better support our financial sustainability.An endowed gift is a long-term investment in Meadowbrook. Only 5% of the endowment’s earnings is spent annually for the purpose you designate. By making a gift to the endowment, you are investing in the future of our school, our students, and our faculty.
Donors can make a gift to one of our established endowment funds, like our Financial Assistance Endowment, or establish a new named endowed fund with a gift of $100,000 or more.
For more information on our endowment and the lasting impact that you can have here, please contact Michele Daly, Chief Advancement Officer, or contact Matthew Fishbein, Director of Development.
Planned Giving
A planned gift to Meadowbrook is a long-term investment in the future health and vitality of our school. When you include Meadowbrook in your estate plans, you help ensure that Meadowbrook can continue to know, love, and challenge every child in the years ahead. At the same time, by taking advantage of tax laws that encourage philanthropy, planned gifts can also significantly reduce estate-tax burdens.
For more information about planned giving opportunities including bequests or gifts of life insurance or retirement plans, please contact Michele Daly, Chief Advancement Officer, or contact Matthew Fishbein, Director of Development.





