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Published Wednesday, May 14, 2008 10:12 AM
Updated Wednesday, May 14, 2008 10:13 AM

 

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Pictured are Erin Bloxham, director of development and Headmaster Dr. Glyn Cowlishaw.

Pinewood Prep Receives First Million Dollar Legacy Gift




Pinewood Preparatory School has received an unprecedented planned gift totaling $1 million dollars.  The gift is the first of its kind received by Pinewood Preparatory School.  While many people ask themselves what type of legacy they will leave to their children and their children’s children, one Pinewood grandparent has determined that being part of helping to build and enhance Pinewood Preparatory School in Summerville will now be part of their legacy. 


 Pinewood Preparatory School headmaster Dr. Glyn Cowlishaw calls the gift “a creative act of philanthropy and a major milestone for our school.”  He further noted, “This donor has stepped forward to ensure that great education is passed along to the next generation.  The gift will help guarantee excellence in facilities, enhance the resources available to our students and bolster the school’s programs.” 


The gift comes from an anonymous donor whose planned gift will support the Pinewood athletic programs and facilities.  “The generosity of these donors will enable the school to build on its reputation of excellence. One of our trademarks is our outstanding campus. The commitment made by this remarkable family is a reflection of their enduring passion for Pinewood,” says Erin Bloxham, Director of Development at Pinewood.  This incredible gift has launched Pinewood’s planned giving program. The Society of 1952, named for the year Pinewood was founded, honors individuals who believe in providing a quality education for students today, tomorrow, and for generations to come. Members of the Society of 1952 enable Pinewood to achieve its goals now and in the future.     “This $1 million donation underscores the connection between Pinewood and its families. We are truly inspired by the commitment our grandparents have to the school,” says Cowlishaw. “This donor has shown that they are willing to pay for quality. They are truly an inspiration to us all.”

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