The Heathwood Circle

The Heathwood Circle and The 1951 society are the annual fund giving societies celebrated at Heathwood Hall Episcopal School. The name of these societies came from the vision our founding members had almost 60 years ago in the Heath Mansion. What began in a house, on Heathwood Circle, continues to grow and be a home for education on our beautiful 133 acre campus.

The Heathwood Circle, is a new annual fund giving society adopted by the Stewardship Committee of the Board of Trustees. This society was created to encourage the Heathwood community to have 100% participation to the annual fund. Everyone who participates is a member.
The 1951 Society is a long standing annual fund giving society that was created based on level of giving. Heathwood Hall Episcopal School was founded in the year 1951 and those that give at the 1951 level or above are honored through this group.

Both of these societies are of equal importance. Participation is an ultimate goal as it shows the health of the school when its members come together to reach 100%. Level of giving is important as this is a part of the predicted operating budget and when parents give to their maximum ability it again shows they are happy at the school.