Why CSF?

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All sponsorship funds are used for tuition

Why Catholic schools specifically? Not because CSF favors one Christian faith over another — CSF exists to serve Christians of every background. It comes down to structure. Catholic schools operate under a single, unified hierarchy spanning dioceses across the country, which means CSF can reach a broad spectrum of Christian families through one coordinated system, rather than building separate relationships, agreements, and administrative processes with hundreds of individual, unaffiliated schools. That structure keeps CSF’s overhead — both time and money — low, so more of every dollar donated goes toward tuition, not toward the cost of managing dozens of disconnected partnerships.

All sponsorship funds are used towards the tuition costs for sponsored students into Catholic schools. Unlike diocesan or church based foundations, CSF does not fund other organizations within a church or diocese – no monies are used in support of community outreach, facility improvements/expansion, enhancing the arts, clergy, laity organizations, etc.

CSF believes these organizations are equally important and should not be unfunded in order to support a CSF Sponsorship. In fact, CSF believes they’ll become even more essential as more students enroll in Catholic schools. Still, CSF’s mission stays focused: get students into Catholic schools to build Christ-centered communities.

Supporting CSF gives you a way to be a good steward of the Christian faith, on any budget. You can choose a General Sponsorship in any amount and frequency, or a Diocesan School Sponsorship, giving you the option to designate a preferred diocese so your gift stays close to your local community or community you care about.

CSF is a nonprofit organization; 501(c) classification is currently pending.

Legacy and endowment sponsorships are also available. Please email or call CSF for more information.

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