12/22/2009

The Chandler Challenge

Each of the four Chandler children - Bill (‘95), Tim (‘97), Michelle (‘98) and Cathleen (‘01) have pledged to match up to $1,000 each for donations from their classes.  Tim already sent a check for $500 and is waiting to match his class’ donations.  Being as young as they are, this is a significant sacrifice and testament to the family’s loyalty to St. Alexander.  Both the father Bob (‘68) and uncle John (‘68) have already contributed significantly to the fund.

Remember, all donations are to be held in escrow, and then returned if the school does not stay open.

To pledge or donate, use the buttons on the top right side of this page.

Dec 22, 2009 9:19:16 AM | Students & Alumni, Supporters

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Raphael Garcia

thank you for your perserverance to keep this 84 year old home alive!!!

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