The Annual Fund
The Annual Fund is generously supported by the entire PCA family including parents, grandparents, alumni, faculty, administration, staff, and friends. These unrestricted dollars sustain PCA's general operating costs and are vital to the success of our school. No gift is too small. Every gift is important and conveys a vote of confidence in the mission of PCA.
For more information on making a gift to the Annual Fund, contact Brian Bell, Head of School at 603-742-3617.
Giving Tiers
Founder -- $10,000 & above
Patron -- $5,000-$9,999
Friend of the Academy -- $1,000-$4,999
Head of School's Club -- $500-$999
Principal's Society -- $250-$499
Eagle -- $100
The Cornerstone Fund
The Cornerstone Fund has been established for the purpose of building and enhancing our Christian education opportunities. We seek to set PCA on firm financial footing that will allow us to maximize the potential within each child we teach. Our mission is to equip our students with a solid moral compass, an intellectual acuity, and a firm grasp of individual responsibility to God, community, family and country, that they might stand tall in any field to which God has called them.
Beyond this, the Cornerstone Fund is intended to expand into the Cornerstone Foundation which will include Academy endowments to provide consistent, ongoing funding for initiatives that support the development of new programs and facilities that enhance education and enrichment opportunities.
Educate for Eternity Fund
Understanding that worldviews are established early in life, often by early adolescence, Dick and Karen Willey felt compelled to establish a fund that would generate interest income to support families in providing a Christian education for their children, even when it seemed unaffordable.
The goals of this fund are to provide an environment that molds the hearts of young children through the mentoring of Christian teachers, to enable PCA enrollment to function independently of demographic and economic conditions, and to allow the option of Christian education to be based on parent choice rather than family income.