‘For Greater Glory’ Campaign Named Giving Opportunities Establishing a naming opportunity o��ers a meaningful way to support the school while permanently honoring those that ha��e ma��e a signi��cant impact in our li��es The following campus facilities are available for naming opportunities: “Tiger Palace” Gymnasium $2,500,000 New Performing Arts Center $2,500,000 New Administra��on & Student Services Building $2,000,000 New Student Ac��vi��es Center $1,500,000 Business O��ce/Residence $500,000 New Wing $500,000 New Football Press Box $250,000 New Courtyard Lobby $250,000 New Theatre Lobby $250,000 Tiger Wrestling Facility $250,000 Counseling Dept. Wing $200,000 Execu��ve Board Room $200,000 Memorial Hall $150,000 New Courtyard Fountain $150,000 Campus Ministry O��ce $100,000 New Choir Lo�� $100,000 New Choir Organ $100,000 New Entrance Fountain $100,000 ‘La Storta’ High Altar Pain��ng $100,000 Side Chapel in Holy Cross Chapel (I of IV) $100,000 Baseball Press Box/Concession Stand $100,000 New Entryway Pavilion $75,000 New Classroom $75,000 Baseball Hi��ng Cages $75,000 N ew Side Altar (I of IV) $ 50,000 Athle��c Coach’s O��ce $50,000 Business O��ce Conference Room $35,000 New Administra��ve O��ce $25,000 New Chapel Confessional (I of II) $25,000 Chapel Statue (I of VI) $25,000 Custom Pain��ng (I of IV) $25,000 Evangelist Statue (I of IV) $15,000 Sta��on of the Cross (I of XIV) $10,000 Courtyard Bench (I of XII) $7,500 Monstrance $7,500 Altar Cross & Candle Set (I of V) $7,500 New Exterior Cross (I of III) $5,000 Individual Chapel Pew (I of XL): $5,000 Individual Seat at Hyer Family Park (I of XL) $2,500 Holy Water Font (I of IV) $1,500 Jesuit High School has greatly benefi ted from the exceptional generosity of its supporters throughout the ‘For Greater Glory’ campaign. The landmark $40 million campaign launched publicly in 2015 with an announcement from school president Fr. Richard C. Hermes, S.J. at the President’s Mass & Dinner. Two years prior, the campaign had begun silently following a $1 million donation from the Gonzmart family. Ever since, generous donors have propelled the campaign forward, many coming back and demonstrating the magis – a Latin word meaning “more” or “better,” and a key concept of Ignatian spirituality – by increasing their gifts. All have helped the campaign toward its goal: To ensure Jesuit will continue forming young men in the Tampa Bay area in the 470-year tradition of Jesuit education. Sixty years after moving from downtown, where the school was founded in 1899, to Himes Ave., the campaign will secure the legacy of Jesuit in Tampa for another 60 years and beyond. It also will dramatically transform the campus. The campaign supports the school’s Campus Master Plan, and Phase I of the that plan is in the process of building two extraordinary structures, the Chapel of the Holy Cross and the two-story Administration and Student Service building (see p. 32). Subsequent phases are expected include a spectacular new Fine and Performing Arts Center with a 450-seat theater/auditorium; a comprehensive new two-story, collegiate-style Student Activities Center, with an adjacent 500-seat Dining Hall among its many amenities; and a new two-story, state-of-the-art Science and Math building, with independent labs equipped with the latest technology, to further Jesuit’s academic excellence in the increasingly advanced STEM subjects. Numerous other campus enhancements may occur during Phases I and II, such as bricked colonnades on several buildings and a renovated football press box. The Campus Master Plan allows for many naming opportunities for donors (see chart). For information on naming opportunities and the campaign. please contact Nick Suszynski ’98 at (813) 877-5344, ext. 704, or email development@jesuittampa.org. For more information, please contact Nick Suszynski ’98 in the Development Office at (813) 877-5344 Ext 704 JESUIT PERSPECTIVES • WINTER 2016-17 33
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