Donor-Advised Fund Day: Make an Impact at CBA

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Thursday, October 8th marks the third annual Donor-Advised Fund Day, a nationwide opportunity for individuals and families with donor-advised funds to support the organizations and causes that matter most to them.
This Donor-Advised Fund Day, we invite members of the CBA community to consider Christian Brothers Academy as part of their charitable giving.
A donor-advised fund, or DAF, is a charitable giving account that allows donors to contribute assets and recommend grants to eligible nonprofit organizations over time. For many alumni, parents and friends, a DAF provides a simple and flexible way to make meaningful charitable gifts while supporting the institutions that are important to them.
If you already have a donor-advised fund, October 8th is a great opportunity to recommend a grant to CBA. Your gift can support scholarships and financial aid, academic and extracurricular programs, athletics, or another area of CBA that is meaningful to you.
Every gift helps CBA continue its Lasallian mission of providing young men with an exceptional education rooted in faith, service, brotherhood and academic excellence.
To make a gift through your donor-advised fund, contact your fund sponsor or financial advisor and recommend a grant to Christian Brothers Academy. Please include your name and, when applicable, the program or fund you would like your gift to support.
Christian Brothers Academy is a qualfied 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
EIN: 21-0723006 
For questions about making a gift through a donor-advised fund or designating your gift to a specific CBA priority, please contact Thomas Ferro ‘13, Executive Director of Institutional Advancement at (732) 747-1959 ext. 202 or tferro@cbalincroftnj.org.

CBA Business Networking Night 

Join us for the Christian Brothers Academy Community Business Networking Night on October 7th at Buona Sera in Red Bank, NJ. All alumni, current and past parents, and friends are invited for an evening of connection and conversation. 

Guest speaker Tom Arnone, Director of the Monmouth County Board of County Commissioners, will discuss the broader economic and growth ramifications of the Netflix project for Monmouth County.