The Parent and Family Philanthropic Council is a dedicated community of St. Thomas families who are passionate about advancing the mission of St. Thomas for their students and future Tommies.
Council members receive invitations to special events featuring key university leaders, where they have the opportunity to socialize and build relationships with fellow Tommie families. All members have made a significant financial commitment to St. Thomas.
Last year, 846 parent households donated gifts of all sizes, totaling nearly $2.5M to support current and future Tommies.
Thank you to all our current Parent and Family Philanthropic Council members. We greatly appreciate your support of St. Thomas and our students.
Contact
Chris Fahey
Benefits of Participating
- Network with other St. Thomas parents
- Receive an inside look at the university
- Meet campus leaders
- Attend special in-person events and webinars
- Further the mission of St. Thomas
- Make an impact on St. Thomas students!
Class of 2024 Capstone Gift
Our Tommie parents and families have a long tradition of supporting the success of our students. It is because of this support from our parents and families over the last 100+ years that the student experience at St. Thomas is so impactful and life-changing.
As your student prepares for their graduation, we ask you to consider making a capstone gift – a gift in honor of your graduating student. Your student has benefitted from this kind of generosity as a Tommies and we hope you will pass along this opportunity to the next generation!
To explore opportunities for making a capstone gift with an even greater impact, please contact Chris Fahey directly at chris.fahey@stthomas.edu or 651-962-6897.
Oct. 4-6
Family Weekend
Join us for Family Weekend Oct. 4-6! Families of current students are invited to visit for a weekend full of events to connect with your student, engage in activities and enjoy campus.
Upcoming Members Events
Stay tuned for upcoming events!
Tommie Parents Make Robotics Lab a Reality
With the Schoenecker Center officially open, it offers a state-of-the-art robotics laboratory thanks to the generosity Foundation 94, established by St. Thomas parents Angelena and Henry Blattner. This facility provides students with hands-on robotics research and lab experiences that are foundational to engineering education. Thank you to the Blattners for making this lasting impact on St. Thomas students!
St. Thomas already boasts impressive Engineering facilities; we are pleased to be able to donate to the new Schoenecker Center and for the opportunities it will provide to current and future Tommies.