Asheville School’s campus is closed until Wednesday, October 16, due to the weather impacts from Hurricane Helene. Prospective families and students can still connect with us—our Admission Team is offering virtual tours and information sessions to introduce you to everything Asheville School has to offer.

Register for Virtual Events
Skip to Main Content
Support the School

Giving

Asheville School’s tradition of excellence and ability to transform the lives of students through a caring community and enriching education is made possible by the generosity of individuals. Invest in our future today.

Contact Our Philanthropy Team

Phone: 828.254.6345 x4140 Email: [email protected]

Giving Opportunities
Make an Immediate Impact
Blues Fund

Provide vital operating funds that ensure the continuity of an exceptional student experience.

Leave a Lasting Footprint
Legacy Giving

Plan for meaningful impact for generations to come.

For this Special Place
Capital Giving

Support projects that carry our campus into the future.

To Brighter Futures
Endowment Giving

Provide support in perpetuity for places, programs, and people.

Reflect and Connect
Reunion Giving

Join classmates in recognizing the defining role this place played in each of your stories.

How to Give

There are many ways you can make a gift in support of Asheville School. For additional details or assistance, call 828.254.6345 x4140 or email [email protected].

Asheville School’s Federal Tax ID is 56-053-0248.

To make an online gift, click here.

Please make checks out to Asheville School and mail to:

Asheville School
Office of Advancement
360 Asheville School Rd.
Asheville, NC 28806

Monthly recurring giving is a reliable and convenient way to support Asheville School’s mission and contribute to our continued success. Monthly gifts can easily be made online here.

Gifts of securities, including appreciated stocks, bonds, or mutual funds, may provide special tax advantages. Our team can work with you and your advisors to develop a plan that meets your personal and philanthropic goals.

Asheville School recommends giving stock through electronic transfer. Electronic transfer is the easiest method when a donor maintains holding in a brokered account. Depository Trust Company (DTC) is the clearinghouse for electronic security transfers. Brokers should complete a DTC Transfer to Asheville School through UBS Financial Services.

When making a gift of securities, please provide the following information to the transfer broker: 

  • Account Name:  Asheville School
  • Account Number:  WL62351
  • DTC Number: 0221
  • Tax ID: 56-0530248
  • Clearing Broker:
    • Financial Institution: UBS Financial Services | The Anning Group
    • Address: 8044 Montgomery Road, Suite 100W, Cincinnati, OH 25236
    • Team Administrator: Vickie Schaaf (513.786.7914 or [email protected])
  • Reference: Donor’s Name

Please notify Ms. Ashly Maag, Director or Philanthropy, prior to the transfer so that Asheville School can arrange with our broker to receive the stock. We ask that you provide the donor name, security being shared, number of shares/approximate amount, and purpose of the contribution.

To make a donation via wire transfer, please refer to the banking and account information below. You are welcome to call 828.254.6345 x4140 or email [email protected] with any questions about the wire transfer process.

  • Financial Institution: TD Bank, NA
    • Address: 6000 Atrium Way, Mount Lauren, NJ 08054
  • Account Name: Asheville School, Inc.

Wire Transfers/Electronic Funds Transfer

  • Account Number: 4308258915
  • Routing Number: 031101266
  • International Swift Code: NRTHUS33XXX

ACH Authorization

  • Account Number: 4308258915
  • Routing Number: 053902197

Your gift can have an even greater impact if your employer offers a matching program. If so, simply request and complete a matching gift form from your employer, and mail it along with your gift to Asheville School. We will take care of the rest. 

The Blues Fund:
A Shared Impact Today

Every one of Asheville School’s students relies on the Blues Fund, which provides vital operating funds and ensures our immediate and greatest needs are met. Contributions at any level help us provide essential financial aid and scholarships, faculty salary support, professional development opportunities, and more. Each and every gift sets the foundation for a lifetime of growth and possibility.

Blues Fund Leadership Levels of Giving

  • Head of School’s Society: $2,500 – 4,999
  • Fall Society: $5,000 – 9,999
  • Lawrence Society: $10,000 – 24,999
  • Anderson Society: $25,000 – 49,999
  • Mitchell Society: $50,000

Legacy Giving:
Collectively Sustaining Our Future

Asheville School is a place that has inextricably shaped the lives of its students for generations. You play a vital role in what comes next. All legacy gifts are designated to our endowment, helping you create lasting change today for the Asheville School students of tomorrow.

The Peck Society

In 1997, Asheville School founded the Wilbert Peck Society to celebrate the many alumni, families, and friends who have provided for a legacy gift to the school in their estate planning. Through their generosity, this special community of champions helps provide for our future.

Gifts in Action

The true beneficiaries of your generosity are the students empowered to uncover their greatest potential and the faculty and staff supported in full pursuit of their profession. Learn how your contribution is making a difference in their lives.

I choose to give to the Blues Fund because of the everlasting and greatly impactful memories that Asheville School provided me with. I’m a firm believer that support from our loyal alumni allow Asheville School to continue to provide these bountiful memories to its students. Lastly, giving to the Blues Fund allows me to reconnect with the school and stay in touch with all of its developments, for which I’m always happy to hear about. Tomson Kaplan, Class of 2020
I think my education that I got at Asheville school is one of the most important things in my life. Frank Smith, Class of 1959
The Craver family has been delighted to support Asheville School through the Annual Fund, capital campaigns, and a planned Legacy gift. Our son received a stellar academic and moral education, from remarkably talented and dedicated faculty, in an environment at once nurturing and challenging. We are Blues fans! Annie and Rhodes Craver, Parent of 2011 Graduate and Former Trustees
The school was a game changer for me. A pivotal event in my growing up. You should have a sense of giving back to organizations like that. Lee McGriff III, Class of 1960
I went to a different boarding school, and all but one of my other kids did too. Asheville School is our favorite of all of them. Laura Berry, Parent of 2022 Graduate
When I was at Asheville School, I was acutely aware that something profound was happening there and inside of me every single day. I couldn’t put my finger on what it was then, and I still can’t today, but I think that's because the magnitude of an Asheville School education is so great. I give to The Blues Fund because I honestly believe that my experiences at Asheville School are still shaping me today. The world needs more people who have experiences like this, and I want to be a part of making that become a reality. Morgan Mischer Warth, Class of 2005
Coming from a public school in New York, I thought I had experienced one of the most diverse cultures possible. Now I realize that Asheville School has better prepared me for the real world than I ever could have been otherwise. Thank you for allowing me to become a better person. Uchenna Ikwuakor, Class of 2019
Asheville School has affected me in so many ways – the most important one being relationships. I have formed so many strong relationships with faculty and students that I know will last a lifetime. SJ Kline, Class of 2017
Asheville School is an integral part of who I am and I will keep the lessons I’ve learned for the rest of my life. Donations made my education possible. Grayson Sword, Class of 2019
My initial thought as a third former was that the faculty and facilities were paid entirely through school tuition. However, I was amazed to hear that donations from our alumni, parents and friends make the Asheville School experience what it is. This not only excited me for the day that I give back to the school, but it allowed me to appreciate everything a little bit more. Kamryn Graham, Class of 2019
Meet Our Team
Jenna Carr
Jenna Carr

Director of Development & Principal Gifts

Burt Gordon '86
Burt Gordon '86

Director of Alumni Relations

Guille Henegar
Guille Henegar

Philanthropy Officer

Ashly Maag
Ashly Maag

Assistant Head of School for Philanthropy

Sara Morrison
Sara Morrison

Director of Annual Giving

Emily Russell
Emily Russell

Database Coordinator

Faulkner Sgro
Faulkner Sgro

Director of Special Events