Donating to the Waldorf School of Pittsburgh

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Welcome to the Waldorf School of Pittsburgh’s development web page.

Our school fulfills a unique role in our region’s rich and varied Pre-K to 8 educational landscape by offering children an education unique in its understanding of child development and its integration of the arts, music, language, movement, and emotional and spiritual development in children. As noted in Beyond Ecophobia, it is an education that starts “on the student’s home ground, where family, culture and natural history resonate in a personal, grounded manner.” Our school is one of over 1,000 Waldorf schools world-wide. Each, in distinctly different ways, strives to realize this common vision of educational excellence.

The core mission of our office is to ensure that our students experience learning as a living engagement with the world by making certain that our teachers have the resources to create such opportunities for learning each day. And because our school, like all Waldorf schools, is an independent, community supported organization, realizing this vision of meaningful teaching and learning is dependent on the generous gifts of time, talent, funds and spirit of the school’s families and our broader community.

To purchase tickets to the Mad Mex Fundraiser please use the donation buttons above or below, or click here. Ticket purchases will appear as a donation to the Waldorf School of Pittsburgh on your credit card statement.

When we ask for your financial assistance, we do so for no other reason than to support the school in fulfilling its mission to educate each child in the extraordinary way our school makes possible.

Here is how you can help:

Contribute to the Annual Fund Drive 2011 NOW

 

You can also make donations using the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program for businesses, or directly to the School. If you wish to submit a donation via check or cash, please include a completed Pledge Card with your donation. Pledge cards can be submitted to the school through the mail or delivered directly to the Front Office at the school.

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The Waldorf School of Pittsburgh is always looking for volunteers to help with all types of projects. Please click here for a list of current volunteer opportunities.

Waldorf Giving Updates

Mad Mex Fundraiser

The Waldorf School of Pittsburgh will be hosting a benefit dinner at the Mad Mex restaurant in Shadyside on Tuesday, March 6 from 7-9 pm. Tickets are $60, and the event is for adults only.  To purchase tickets or for … Continue reading

RSF Quarterly

The Waldorf School of Pittsburgh’s recent mortgage refinance was featured on page 9 of the RSF Quarterly magazine in the Winter 2012 issue. This past June, the Rudolf Steiner Foundation—Social Finance (RSF), a pioneering non-profit financial services organization, recognized our … Continue reading

Winter Greens Orders

The Winter Greens Orders are available for pick up starting Friday, December 2nd. Greens orders can also be picked up during Winter Fair on Saturday, December 3rd through Thursday, December 8th of next week. The school is asking that all … Continue reading

Equal Exchange Orders

Equal Exchange orders will be available for pick up at Winter Fair on Saturday, December 3rd . In addition, you may pick up your orders throughout next week at the school. The school is asking that all Equal Exchange Orders … Continue reading

Use GoodSearch.com this holiday season

GoodSearch is a search engine which donates 50 percent of its sponsored search revenue to the charities and schools designated by its users. You use GoodSearch exactly as you would any other search engine. Because it’s powered by Yahoo!, you … Continue reading

Baked Goods for Winter Fair

If you are a baker, we would love to have your baked goods. The Parent Association needs your homemade *NUT FREE* baked goods dropped off at the school in the library on Friday, December 2nd or by 10 am Saturday, … Continue reading