Your Impact
At Pike, we believe that education is not simply preparation for the future, it's an invitation to shape it today. Philanthropic support helps Pike sustain its legacy of excellence, provide room for innovation and opportunity in and out of the classroom, offer financial accessibility for a greater diverse learning environment. At the same time, we also boldly shape a future where students and teachers are equipped with with the knowledge, empathy, and confidence to lead with purpose in the world.
Support for Students: Financial Aid and Access
Support for financial aid and access is fundamental to offer students access to a Pike education.
Support for Faculty: Professional Development
Support for professional development allows our teachers to continue life long learning and adapt and respond to the teaching needs in the classroom.
Support for Program: Academics and the Student Experience
Support for academics and the student experience allows us to strengthen our curriculum and create meaningful opportunities outside the classroom that inspire curiosity, confidence, and growth.
Where Pike Needs It Most
Unrestricted support allows Pike to respond to necessary changes and unexpected needs across all areas of the school.
2024-2025 Revenue and Funding Uses
Impact News - Aug 2025
Read the August 2025 Newsletter and see how the culture of Pike philanthropy makes an impact on our teachers and students today.
“I give to The Pike Fund because I am so hopeful for the next generation of students coming in...I am so fortunate to watch them grow all the way through their journey in the Upper School...and all the experiences The Pike Fund makes possible.”Katti Mayk, Upper School Theatre Teacher and Grade 6 Advisor
"The reason I give to The Pike Fund is to provide opportunities to diverse learners in the classroom...while tailoring a safe and successful environment for them to grow."John Howard, Grade 1 teacher
During the '24 - '25 school year...
91%
of current families gave to The Pike Fund
47 years
of continuous giving by an alumna.
# of Gifts
came from 19 states and 141 cities
2nd grade
Our youngest donor was in second grade.