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Empowering Generations



    

Guided by our Quaker values, this campaign is centered on five strategic goals, each supported by a range of giving opportunities to ensure their successful achievement.



    

List of 5 news stories.

  • Faculty Support

    Investing in our faculty members, both personally and professionally, affirms their individual contributions to our community and acknowledges their vital role in preparing students with the skills, values, and habits of mind to shape a more just and sustainable world. 
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  • Financial Accessibility

    At Wilmington Friends, we relentlessly pursue a culture where every individual has the opportunity to reach their fullest potential, learning and growing alongside others with diverse perspectives in an inclusive and equitable community.
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  • Innovation

    Innovation isn’t just an out-of-the-box accomplishment, it’s a mindset that provides an organization with nimbleness that results in a continuing flow of strategic and sustained progress that supports student achievement.
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  • Lower School

    Our planned renovations at the Lower School will empower students to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally in a dynamic and supportive environment.
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  • Quest

    While many schools provide opportunities for students to participate in service, QUEST represents our unique brand of service learning, rooted in the Quaker tradition of inquiry, reflection, and continuing revelation.
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“I am grateful for your belief in our vibrant learning community. The Empowering Generations campaign demonstrates our commitment to transforming education through improved financial access, faculty support, and innovative spaces. By strengthening our endowment and modernizing facilities, we advance Wilmington Friends School's legacy while upholding our Quaker values.”

~Ken Aldridge, Head of School, P ’18, P ’21


    


    
“Our time to support our community is very rewarding and needed. The treasures of our past are best to be used to create memories for the future of our family. Thank you for sharing the future of WFS and the community's future with us. This is how we home and school. We go all in.”

~David and Kristine Tuttleman, WFS Volunteers, P ’30, P ’31


    


    

Watch our video to learn how your support can empower students for generations!



    

    • Empowering Generations Campaign



    

Campaign Leadership

Thank you to our dedicated committee of passionate leaders:
Evelyn Brownlee P’89, P’97
Bill Chapman P’09
Tom Dippel ’89
Russ Endo P’12, P’14
Meg Gehret Erskine ’83, P’13, P’15, P’18, P’21
Rob Friz ’86
Amanda Singleton Hay ’95, P’26
Susan Kelley P’10, P ’12
Chris Lee ’82, P’14, P’17
Raymond Osbun ’71
Debbie Pittenger P‘16, P’19
Darcy Rademaker P’90, P’94, P’96
Fred Sears ’60, P’97
David Tennent P’03, P’16


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