Pro Deo et Genere Humano
Giving
Why Support Holderness?
Why give? Here are some of the things that make Holderness, Holderness.
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Our Community
At Holderness we begin with relationships—the bonds that unite us with friends, coaches, and teachers. Click here to find out how we cultivate this environment of inclusion and support. -
Experiential Learning
We love the out–of–doors and our curriculum places students in real life situations whenever possible. Click to learn more about some of our favorite experiential learning programs. -
Spiritual Life
As a member of the National Association of Episcopal Schools, Holderness has a long tradition of spiritual inclusion. Learn more about our Chapel Program and how we support every individual. -
Job Program
Every Holderness student is responsible for the well-being of some part of the campus, working with staff to care for our buildings and grounds. Read more about one of our signature programs. -
Snow Sport
Holderness is the only independent boarding school offering ski-racing at world-class levels in combination with a top-tier college preparatory education. Learn more about our signature Snow Sports program. -
Mission & Values
Our mission is clear: Holderness School will redefine leadership and intellectual development, preparing all for their journeys in a changing world. -
Head's Photo
Heads Photo is one of our most beloved traditions. Follow along as Head of School Phil Peck documents day-to-day life at Holderness.
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Philanthropy
Philanthropy. It comes from the Greek philanthropía, or love for mankind, and it’s defined as a concern for the welfare of others, usually manifested by donations of money, property, or other forms of support for those who cannot provide it for themselves. Holderness School relies on philanthropy for 25% of its operating budget; careful stewardship of tuition revenue, endowment revenue, and financial gifts are the means by which we care for our buildings, staff, and faculty, as well as provide an exceptional education to each one of our students. Philanthropy is an especially resonant word for Holderness School because our most deeply held value is the betterment of humankind—pro deo et genere humano.
There are so many reasons to support Holderness!
You can give to honor the education you received, or your child is receiving; you can give to make sure today’s students have the education they need to succeed, or to provide for a young person who could not otherwise afford Holderness; you can give in honor of a faculty member or favorite program—there are as many possibilities are there are people who love Holderness.
Our Purpose
Giving back and being of service are core values at Holderness which are visible in all aspects of campus life. Our job is to inspire you to invest in the Holderness experience and educate you on how financial resources, time, and knowledge will make a lasting impact on current and future students. We also help forge the personal and professional connections that sustain a strong community and communicate the school’s fundraising priorities clearly and transparently with all who care about its well-being.
Our Strategic Imperative
Holderness will continue to build upon its reputation of careful financial stewardship of resources and build new opportunities for increased sources of revenue, operating effectiveness, and sound management of school assets.
Our Vision
To make Holderness School a lifetime experience, not just an experience of a lifetime.
Advancement Staff Directory
Our staff are here to share the ways you can help keep Holderness School at the forefront of independent school education and to inspire you with the possibilities for affecting the lives of our students.
List of 10 members.
Holderness School
33 Chapel Lane, Holderness NH, 03245
mail P.O Box 1879 Plymouth, NH 03264-1879
phone (603) 536-1257
33 Chapel Lane, Holderness NH, 03245
mail P.O Box 1879 Plymouth, NH 03264-1879
phone (603) 536-1257
