Annual Donor Report

2023-24
The support of our community stands at the center of our success.

The generous support of our community allows Greenhills to deliver on a promise of excellence throughout our program.

$1,721,861

Total Giving

491

Donors

THANK YOU

If you read my letter in the latest issue of the Forum magazine, and the coinciding “Cost of Independence” feature story, you’ll know that I am incredibly proud of the way our school operates. That includes being good stewards of the gifts entrusted to us by the Greenhills community. Much of what philanthropy makes possible is highlighted here in this report—including keeping teacher salaries in the 90th percentile of peer schools while tuition is in the lowest 25th percentile, and making more than $3.1 million in tuition assistance available to families each year.

The culture of giving at Greenhills is what enables the school to have such an outsized impact on our students. Thank you for your generous support.

Sincerely,

Peter B. Fayroian

Head of School

A History of Giving

Greenhills School was founded with a gift, and thousands more have given to Greenhills over its half-century of existence.

Consecutive-year donors

Annual Fund Growth Over Time

Annual Fund Growth Over Time

Giving Day

Raised in 1 Day, Representing 23% of Annual Fund Giving

Donors

Raised in 1 Day, Representing 23% of Annual Fund Giving

Donors

Curious, Creative, Responsible Students Bettering the World

Everything that takes place at Greenhills is in support of its mission, and the results are evident in the rich experiences students have in the classroom, on the stage, on the courts and fields, in the studio—and in the meaningful lives students live at college and beyond.

Students Participated in the Greenhills Advanced Research Program

1st Time

the 8th Grade Robotics Team Reached State Championship

Students Participated in the Greenhills Advanced Research Program

1st Time

the 8th Grade Robotics Team Reached State Championship

%

Return on Investment Generated by the Greenhills Finance Club at the High School Investment Competition, Which Earned It First Place Out of 317 Teams From 139 Michigan High Schools

%

Return on Investment Generated by the Greenhills Finance Club at the High School Investment Competition, Which Earned It First Place Out of 317 Teams From 139 Michigan High Schools

Athletic State Championships, Bringing the Total to 33

%

of Middle School Students Participate in Athletics, and 75% in Upper School

Graduates Continuing Their Athletic Careers at the NCAA Level

Athletic State Championships, Bringing the Total to 33

%

of Middle School Students Participate in Athletics, and 75% in Upper School

Graduates Continuing Their Athletic Careers at the NCAA Level

%

of the Class of 2024 Exceeded the Greenhills Fine and Performing Arts Requirements

%

of the Class of 2024 Exceeded the Greenhills Fine and Performing Arts Requirements

Colleges Accepted Greenhills Students from the Class of 2024

Alums Were Hosted at Greenhills and in Cities Across the Country

Hours of Community Service Performed by Greenhills Upper School Students

Colleges Accepted Greenhills Students from the Class of 2024

Alums Were Hosted at Greenhills and in Cities Across the Country

Hours of Community Service Performed by Greenhills Upper School Students

Campus and
Student Resources

It’s no small feat to maintain the Greenhills campus, buildings, and resources. The school continuously invests to keep up with changes in technology, update aging building infrastructure as needed, and invest in more efficient equipment.

New Vans Transporting Students More Than 10,000 Miles on More Than 120 Trips

Authors, Artists, Scientists, and Professionals Welcomed Into Classrooms

Attendees at 6 Community Speaker Events

New Vans Transporting Students More Than 10,000 Miles on More Than 120 Trips

Authors, Artists, Scientists, and Professionals Welcomed Into Classrooms

Attendees at 6 Community Speaker Events

Acres of Campus Mowed, Plowed, and Pruned

Acres of Campus Mowed, Plowed, and Pruned

Square Feet of Building Vacuumed, Wiped, Disinfected, and Secured Each Day

Square Feet of Asphalt Replaced in Both Parking Lots, Along With 685 Feet of Curbing, and 220 Parking Spaces Re-striped

Square Feet of Building Vacuumed, Wiped, Disinfected, and Secured Each Day

Square Feet of Asphalt Replaced in Both Parking Lots, Along With 685 Feet of Curbing, and 220 Parking Spaces Re-striped

New High-efficiency Boilers, Replacing Outdated Equipment More Than 50 Years Old

New or Updated Exterior Door Locks Validating More Than 50,000 Entries

New High-efficiency Boilers, Replacing Outdated Equipment More Than 50 Years Old

New or Updated Exterior Door Locks Validating More Than 50,000 Entries

Keeping Greenhills Accessible and Inclusive

Without your generous support, a Greenhills education would be out of reach for all but the most affluent members of the Greenhills community. And the student body would not reflect the incredible diversity of neighborhoods, socioeconomic status, races, and religions as it does.

%

of Students Receive Tuition Assistance

$19,437,999 of tuition assistance provided to students in the past 10 years

%

of Students Receive Tuition Assistance

$19,437,999 of tuition assistance provided to students in the past 10 years

%

of Students Self-identify as Students of Color

4th and 5th Graders Participate in Greenhills Middle School Prep Program

%

of Students Self-identify as Students of Color

4th and 5th Graders Participate in Greenhills Middle School Prep Program

2023-24 Board
of Trustees

Greenhills
School

Neda Mirafzali Ryan ’03

President

D. William Pumphrey

Treasurer and Finance Committee Chair

Geoffrey Chatas ’81
Denise Fair Razo ’01
Christopher (Kiff) Hamp ’04
Jeff Kersten
Jeff Loomans ’85
Preeti N. Malani
Ted Spencer
Robert Wang ’05

Advancement Committee Chair

Peter B. Fayroian

Head of School & Ex-Officio Board Member

Thank you.

In this report, we’ve attempted to accurately recognize the hundreds of families, alumni, faculty, staff, and friends who helped make another great year possible at Greenhills.

We hope you have enjoyed this report, and know how much we appreciate your belief in this extraordinary school.

Paul Gargaro ’83

Director of Advancement

On behalf of the advancement team, as well as the entire faculty and staff of Greenhills School.

Disclaimer

This report gratefully acknowledges gifts received between July 1, 2023 and June 30, 2024. We have made every attempt to ensure accuracy. If there are any omissions or errors, please notify Paul Gargaro, Director of Advancement at [email protected].

Thank you.