19Thirty-One Men
19Thirty-One Men was founded by a group of individuals passionate about the value of Catholic education and committed to making it available to young men from income challenged families. Since St. Mary’s High School opened in 1931, it has been committed to providing young men, who would otherwise not have the same resources for success, the opportunity to grow academically, spiritually, professionally and personally and transforming them for life.
The concept is simple - a circle of thirty people committed to giving $31 per month for four years. The outcome - four years of a St. Mary's education for one young man who then becomes the "center" of the circle and the thirty-first man. The money generated by the group will cover all the costs associated with high school education including tuition, books, uniforms and all other fees.
As a member of 19Thirty-One Men, the rewards are endless. Provide a quality education to a deserving student, build new friendships with fellow members and have a direct impact on the future of a St. Mary’s Dragon. To participate in this interest group and/or be a captain of your class to recruit the first circle of 30 financiers, please contact Joe Divis, Director of Advancement at 314-481-8400 ext. 112 or at [email protected].
The concept is simple - a circle of thirty people committed to giving $31 per month for four years. The outcome - four years of a St. Mary's education for one young man who then becomes the "center" of the circle and the thirty-first man. The money generated by the group will cover all the costs associated with high school education including tuition, books, uniforms and all other fees.
As a member of 19Thirty-One Men, the rewards are endless. Provide a quality education to a deserving student, build new friendships with fellow members and have a direct impact on the future of a St. Mary’s Dragon. To participate in this interest group and/or be a captain of your class to recruit the first circle of 30 financiers, please contact Joe Divis, Director of Advancement at 314-481-8400 ext. 112 or at [email protected].