La Salle Academy
Providence, RI
2026 Founder's Day
We are proud to share that, thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, we have surpassed our Founder’s Day goal and unlocked a $25,000 challenge gift from an anonymous alumnus and member of our Board of Trustees.
As we continue this celebration through the weekend, each additional gift helps ensure that more students can fully participate in the formative service experiences that are central to a Lasallian education.
Founder's Day 2026
President's Special Needs
Support families within our community who experience unexpected financial hardships.
Financial Aid
Open doors for the next generation of Lasallian leaders. Your gift makes a transformative education possible.
Student Experience
Enrich the student experience by funding programs that help them discover and share their unique gifts.
Where the Need is Greatest
Make an impact with flexible support that helps us respond to today’s greatest needs.
Campaign ended Friday, May 15th, 2026, 8:58 pm PDT
About
Each year on May 15, Lasallians honor St. John Baptist de La Salle, Founder of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools and patron saint of teachers.
At La Salle Academy, May 15 is our annual Day of Giving. In honor of our Founder’s legacy, our community comes together on this day each year to support our current students and the future of our school.
We have set an ambitious goal of raising $150,000 to the La Salle Fund during this year’s Founder’s Day of Giving.
Gifts to the La Salle Fund support the entire student experience - from Financial Aid for deserving students, to our award-winning Arts & Athletics programs, to technology upgrades that keep our Lasallian education on the cutting edge.
All gifts to the La Salle Fund now through May 15 will count towards our goal!
La Salle Academy, a Catholic, independent, co-educational, college preparatory school for grades 6-12, provides a rigorous and holistic education to students of diverse backgrounds, with special concern for the working class and the poor, faithful to St. John Baptist de La Salle’s enduring ideals of faith, service, and community.
