ESA Involvement - Treasure | Loreto Normanhurst

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At Loreto Normanhurst, we have always cherished and nurtured the culture of philanthropy. In its diverse forms, philanthropy represents a thoughtful and purpose-driven social investment. It's something that holds value not only for the recipients but also for the givers themselves. As we navigate through the rich history and traditions of Loreto Normanhurst, we recognise that this culture of giving is the bedrock upon which future success and the advancement of women will be built.

Within the realm of philanthropy, a timeless framework known as the "Three Pillars of Giving" encompasses three invaluable facets: Time, Talent, and Treasure.

Generosity often conjures images of donating one's treasure - a term encompassing money and items of significant value.

How to contribute your Treasure

Bursary and Indigenous Scholarship Programs: The Bursary Program and Indigenous Scholarship Program are in need of financial support. Consider making an annual or monthly donation to give deserving students access to quality education.
A new Boarding School for Loreto Normanhurst: After significant planning, construction of a new Boarding School will commence in 2024, with the new 216-bed purpose-built facility due to be completed in 2025. There are many opportunities to have your gift recognised in this significant new facility, marking your impact on the future of boarding at Loreto Normanhurst.
Leave a Bequest: Consider the legacy you want to leave behind and the lives you want to touch. Your bequest to Loreto Normanhurst is an invitation to be part of something greater than oneself, to leave a legacy that stands the test of time.