Incarnation School works hard to keep tuition affordable for the families of Washington Heights.  With tuition covering roughly two-thirds of its educational costs, the school relies on development efforts to compensate for this shortfall and to fund important educational programs that would not be possible otherwise.  

Founded in 1995, the Development Board collaborates with the Development Director to develop a broad base of supporters, including alumni, friends, community members, and businesses.  The Board’s development efforts include alumni tracking, newsletter mailings, and an annual benefit.  Last year’s benefit, entitled “Incarnation School Centennial Celebration: Building a Bridge to the Future at Incarnation School,” was held on Saturday, September 20th at Incarnation Parish and School and the 168th Street Armory.

The school also benefits tremendously from its association with the Patrons Program, which has enabled Incarnation to complete a variety of projects, including building and furnishing a full computer lab, renovating the library and the boys' and girls' bathrooms and securing grants for new stair treads and a school security system.

Incarnation relies on the generosity of its alumni and friends in order to achieve the school’s vision.  If you are interested in participating in the school’s mission in any way, please contact the Development Office at the information listed below.  If you would like to donate to the school or one of its programs, please be sure to check if your company offers a matching gifts program.