Giving

Capital Giving

Securing the Future

Capital gifts allow St. Christopher’s to complete campus building projects, significant renovations and improvements to the campus. Facilities, like our new Arts Center for example, are capital projects funded entirely through philanthropic support. So as to not impact tuition, our new facilities include maintenance endowments specifically designed to fund the costs associated with ongoing upkeep.

Ways to Make a Capital Gift

Donors may support capital projects through gifts of cash, securities or through a gift in-kind. To learn more about how to support St. Christopher’s capital projects, please contact Jane Garnet Brown at brownjg@stcva.org (804) 282-3185 x5220.

Recently Completed and Upcoming Capital Projects

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  • St. Christopher's Arts Center

    Completed in Winter 2020, the Arts Center is a 30,000 sq. ft. arts facility featuring the Louis F. Ryan Recital Hall, which is a 450-seat performance venue, the Jane H. Armfield Art Gallery, four music practice rooms, an art classroom, two band classrooms and a creative writing classroom.
  • Community Pavilion

    Completed in 2022, the 9,000 sq. ft. Community Pavilion facility features a large covered pavilion, a concessions area and restrooms. 
  • Knowles Turf Field & Field Lights

    First installed in 2012 and newly redone in Summer 2024, the new turf supports football and lacrosse practice and competition as well as all-school outdoor activities. The field lights, installed in 2022, create the opportunity for night games for soccer, baseball, track & field, football and lacrosse.
  • Upper School Library

    Scheduled for completion by the end of Summer 2025, the Upper School Library will receive a complete renovation. The space will be refreshed with new carpeting, furniture and custom bookshelves.
  • Manuel & Carol Loupassi Racquet Center

    Project scheduled to break ground in 2025, this 11,000 sq. ft. facility will support the squash and tennis programs for St. Christopher’s and St. Catherine’s. The Loupassi Racquet Center will feature seven squash courts, a snack bar, men’s and women’s locker rooms, coaches’ offices, a pro shop, a conference room and bathrooms.
  • Baseball Improvements

    Scheduled for completion in early 2025, Jacobs Baseball Field will receive a new backstop, an enhanced spectator viewing area and a new press box named in memory of Saints baseball player Harrison Coble ‘21.

Lower and Middle School Library Renovations

Completed in Summer 2024, the Lower School and Middle School Library spaces received complete renovations. The new Lower School library space has all new shelves and reading nooks, including new sofas and a special reading space carved out inside a decorative tree. In addition, the Hawkins' Hideaway space features new carpeting on the floors and risers, wood paneling on the walls, and wallpaper that depicts a storybook forest filled with starlight and overhead star lights to match.

The Middle School library was refreshed with new carpeting, furniture and custom bookshelves. With its new lighting and design, the library is meant to harken back to the original look and feel of the Wilton Hall, while also providing the boys with a fresh and updated space to read, study and gather with friends.

Lower School Library Before & After Photos

Middle School Library Before & After Photos

Contact Us

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    Jane Garnet Brown 

    Director of Development
    (804) 282-3185 x5220