The devastating shooting at the Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl celebration sent shockwaves through our community. It hit particularly close to home with the loss of Bishop Miege High School alum, Lisa Lopez-Galvan, and the injuries sustained by students attending St. Agnes Catholic School in Roeland Park.
Posted on February 20, 2024 in News
Posted on February 20, 2024 in News
The Catholic Education Foundation is pleased to welcome Kristin Castle as the Director of Development.
Specializing in strategic planning, community partnerships and fundraising, Kristin will work with current and prospective donors throughout the region to strengthen their support for Catholic education. As the Director of Development, she will manage major giving strategies, the annual Scholarship Drive campaign and secure foundation and grant support to help fuel CEF's scholarship programs.
Posted on January 22, 2024 in Guardian Angel Fund, Upcoming Events
Registration is open for the 2024 CEF Futures Pickleball Tournament! Grab your partner and your paddles and join in the fun on Saturday, April 6th at Chicken N Pickle in Overland Park.
No prior pickleball experience required. Doubles teams of adults 18 and older are welcomed to help us raise money for the CEF Guardian Angel Scholarship Fund. Space is limited.
Posted on January 17, 2024 in Impact of Donors, News
In 2023, the Catholic Education Foundation achieved record-breaking success! Thanks to our generous community, CEF provided unparalleled scholarship support to students and schools throughout the Archdiocese. Together, we empowered more students than ever before to experience the truth, beauty, and goodness of Catholic education.
Your generosity made the following possible:
Posted on January 17, 2024 in Impact of Donors, News
The week prior to Christmas, Archbishop Joseph F. Naumann hosted a special Mass and dinner for parents of students awarded scholarships from the Catholic Education Foundation.
Thought to be one of the largest dinner’s to date, this year’s dinner on December 18 included parents from eight CEF schools across northeast Kansas. While each family’s background differed, they were united in their gratitude for the chance to send their children to safe, family-focused schools where they could grow academically and in their faith.
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