Fund for Falmouth Academy

Each year, unrestricted funds provided by generous donors are immediately put to work through the Fund for Falmouth Academy, which ensures a meaningful and transformative educational experience for our students.

Why is the Fund for Falmouth Academy so important?

FA students and faculty are the direct beneficiaries of the Fund for Falmouth Academy.  This unrestricted fund supports the work of our dedicated faculty, provides tuition assistance for our students, enables our sports teams to compete across the Cape, and helps students find their voice in rhetoric class or chorus rehearsal. It also helps pay for critical infrastructure improvements and provides support when unexpected expenses arise.

Tuition, endowment earnings, and other revenue do not cover the full cost of an FA education. Currently, the Fund supports approximately 8% of the school's annual operating costs. From the moment the doors open in the fall, more than $1,700 of every student's learning experience is supported by gifts to the Fund for Falmouth Academy.

Contributions to the Fund for Falmouth Academy increase a key fundraising benchmark: the "Participation Rate." The higher our rate, the greater our advantage as we compete for grants from foundations and other philanthropic organizations. These gifts exponentially impact the entire community, and your participation is key.

Did you know that many employers match their employee’s contributions to non-profit organizations like Falmouth Academy?  Click here to find out if you qualify.  Matching gifts count as part of your total giving contribution and may increase your giving society level. Most importantly, they leverage your support of FA by doubling your donation!

The Falmouth Academy Senior Parent Gift is an important part of the Fund for Falmouth Academy. Parents and families of the graduating class are invited to collectively donate to support a key project, initiative, or teacher professional development, or to build the endowment for the long-term benefit of the school, the faculty, and its students.