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  • Catholic Schools Foundation and Horizons for Homeless Children Mark 10-Year Partnership Delivering More Than $2 Million in Scholarships for Students E

    July 1st, 2026


    Catholic Schools Foundation and Horizons for Homeless Children Mark 10-Year Partnership Delivering More Than $2 Million in Scholarships for Students E

    The Catholic Schools Foundation and Horizons for Homeless Children celebrate a 10-year partnership, delivering over $2M in scholarships to Boston students facing housing instability. Learn how this impactful program provides long-term educational stability, community belonging, and a bright future for local youth.

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  • CSF Celebrates a Record-Breaking Class of 8th Grade Graduates

    June 30th, 2026


    CSF Celebrates a Record-Breaking Class of 8th Grade Graduates

    CSF is proudly celebrating its largest class of grade school graduates in history, with 389 scholars stepping into their next chapters. Reflecting extraordinary growth since FY20, nearly 70% of these graduates (261 students) will continue their education at Catholic high schools this fall. From prestigious GO and Peter Lynch Scholarships to top academic and leadership honors across partner schools, the Class of 2026 has demonstrated exceptional faith, character, and scholastic excellence. Read the full post to explore our community's incredible achievements and learn how you can support these scholars through the next four years of high school and empower the generations following in their footsteps.

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  • School’s Out Summer Celebration Brings CSF Young Leader Committee Together at The Envoy

    June 25th, 2026


    School’s Out Summer Celebration Brings CSF Young Leader Committee Together at The Envoy

    CSF’s Young Leader Committee welcomed 87 guests to The Rooftop at the Envoy Hotel in Boston’s Seaport for the School’s Out Summer Celebration on June 24, 2026. The event brought together young professionals, CSF alumni, board members, volunteers, and supporters to celebrate the end of the school year, honor Kathryn Palermo as CSF’s Volunteer of the Year, and build momentum toward supporting 400 new students this fall. Guests enjoyed appetizers, raffle prizes, open bar, and the World Cup match between Scotland and Brazil, with special thanks to sponsors PwC and Dedham Savings.

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  • Reconnecting with 2016 Gala Speaker Jasselis Lopez

    June 24th, 2026


    Reconnecting with 2016 Gala Speaker Jasselis Lopez

    Nearly a decade after serving as the 2016 Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) student speaker, alumna Jasselis Lopez returned to the CSF community to share a powerful truth: donor investments do not end at graduation.

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  • Celebrating the Success of the Class of 2026 LCA Continuum Scholarship Cohort

    June 22nd, 2026


    Celebrating the Success of the Class of 2026 LCA Continuum Scholarship Cohort

    Celebrate the success of the Class of 2026 LCA Continuum Scholars! See how donor support is breaking financial barriers and transforming lives through Catholic education.

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  • Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Angelia Cao ’26

    June 18th, 2026


    Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Angelia Cao ’26

    Angelia Cao, a first-generation Vietnamese-American and Cristo Rey Boston Class of 2026 graduate, leveraged the school's Corporate Work Study Program and a supportive faculty to grow from a shy student into a confident leader and mentor. Through professional placements at organizations like MathWorks and a commitment to community, she prepares to attend the College of the Holy Cross to pursue a future in service. You can read the full profile on the Cristo Rey Boston website.

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  • Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Briana Li ’26

    June 18th, 2026


    Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Briana Li ’26

    Briana, a Harrison Scholarship recipient and Ursuline Academy graduate, as she heads to Northeastern University to major in finance on a pre-law track. Supported by the Catholic Schools Foundation, Briana excelled academically through a rigorous AP curriculum while staying connected to her heritage. Driven by gratitude and a deep sense of purpose, she aspires to attend law school and use her voice as a legal advocate to "invest in goodness" for future generations.

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  • Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Yasmin Saroufim ’26

    June 18th, 2026


    Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Yasmin Saroufim ’26

    Harrison Scholarship recipient Yasmin Saroufim ’26 leaves an unforgettable Mock Trial legacy at Malden Catholic as she heads to Trinity College. Read how her record-breaking performance and heart shaped MC history.

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  • Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Aaliyah Veloz ’26

    June 17th, 2026


    Celebrating Harrison Scholarship Recipient Aaliyah Veloz ’26

    Driven by faith, discipline, and a passion for scientific discovery, Central Catholic senior and CSF scholarship recipient Aaliyah Veloz ’26 has achieved extraordinary success. Graduating with a 4.8 GPA and 11 AP courses under her belt, Aaliyah also conducted original genetic research at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. This fall, she takes her leadership and talents to Dartmouth College to major in neuroscience and biomedical engineering. Read her inspiring story of gratitude and grit.

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  • From Gala Stage to Valedictorian: How Your Support Fueled Jada's Journey to Princeton

    June 17th, 2026


    From Gala Stage to Valedictorian: How Your Support Fueled Jada's Journey to Princeton

    From our Gala stage to the Ivy League! Many of our supporters remember Jada as the inspiring student speaker from our recent Building Minds Scholarship Fund Gala. Today, we are proud to share that Jada has officially graduated as the Class of 2026 Valedictorian of Cristo Rey Boston High School. Read the full text of her powerful graduation address at St. Teresa of Calcutta Church, see how your donations turned her family’s sacrifices into a journey to Princeton University, and learn how you can support our future scholars.

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