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Celebrating Our Fall Distribution: $8 Million Sent to Catholic Schools
November 25th, 2025
CSF’s Fall Distribution on November 21 delivered $8 million in scholarships to 75 Catholic schools for the 2025–26 school year—our first major grant of the year. In total, CSF will provide $16.5+ million in scholarships to 4,000+ students, ensuring that 1 in 8 Catholic school students in the Archdiocese of Boston receives vital financial support. This investment strengthens Catholic education, expands opportunity, and transforms student outcomes across Greater Boston.
Supporting Students in Crisis: $206,000 Awarded Through CSF Emergency Fund
November 25th, 2025
The Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) awarded $206,000 to 92 students across 25 Catholic schools in Round 1 of the Emergency Fund. These urgent tuition support awards help families facing financial hardship, job loss, illness, housing insecurity, and other unexpected crises. CSF scholarships ensure students can continue their Catholic education, thrive academically, and stay connected to a supportive school community. Donate to the Emergency Fund today to provide critical help when families need it most.
CSF Bus Tour Recap: Impact in Action at Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy – Columbia Campus
November 20th, 2025
The CSF Bus Tour at Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy – Columbia Campus gave donors and partners an inside look at how their generosity drives hands-on learning and student success. From kindergarten math lessons to robotics demonstrations and heartfelt family stories, guests witnessed the impact of CSF scholarships in action. The event reinforced the powerful role supporters play in shaping bright futures across the SJP II community.
How Your Support Transforms Lives Through the Inspiration Scholarship
November 5th, 2025
The Power of Possibility: How Your Support Transforms Lives Through the Inspiration Scholarship For the past five years, the Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) has honored a select group of five remarkable students with the High School Inspiration Scholarship, a four-year, merit- and need-based aw...
Spotlight on Inspiration Scholar: Chelsea
November 5th, 2025
The Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) proudly congratulates Chelsea Rodriguez Ogando of Lawrence Catholic Academy on being named one of the High School Inspiration Scholars for the Class of 2030.
Spotlight on Inspiration Scholar: Gianelle
November 5th, 2025
The Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) proudly congratulates Gianelle of Sacred Heart School in Roslindale on being named one of the High School Inspiration Scholars for the Class of 2030.
Spotlight on Inspiration Scholar: Nesta
November 5th, 2025
The Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) proudly congratulates Nesta of Cheverus Catholic School in Malden on being named one of the High School Inspiration Scholars for the Class of 2030.
Spotlight on Inspiration Scholar: Violet
November 5th, 2025
The Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) proudly congratulates Violet of East Boston Central Catholic School in East Boston on being named one of the High School Inspiration Scholars for the Class of 2030.
Scholar Spotlight: Aaliyah Veloz ’26 — Inspiring the Next Generation of Scientists
November 3rd, 2025
From a young age, Aaliyah Veloz ’26 has been guided by a desire to help others — a passion that has evolved into a deep interest in neuroscience, research, and community service. Supported by her family and the Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) scholarship, Aaliyah’s education at Central Catholic High School has opened doors to transformative opportunities, including the Broad Summer Scholars Program at MIT and Harvard’s Broad Institute. Through hands-on genetic research, leadership roles, and faith-driven service, she has grown into a dedicated scholar and leader determined to make a lasting impact. As she looks ahead to college, Aaliyah plans to pursue neuroscience or biomedical engineering — continuing her mission to combine curiosity, compassion, and innovation to improve lives. Her story is a powerful testament to how access to Catholic education and CSF support can unlock a student’s potential and inspire future leaders in science and service.
