Capital Campaign
Capital Campaign Updates
October 2009 marked the month in which the Hilltop community reached its fundraising goal—$4.3 million (including nearly $2.9 million in private donations).
How did this happen? Through incremental generosity! It has only been through multiple donations, large and small, that Hilltop was able to design, permit, and build its beautiful new 20,000 square foot school.
Additional gifts to the Hilltop Capital Campaign are always needed, and will be used to pay down our bank loan, further reducing our monthly overhead and interest payments. Capital Campaign gifts will also sow the fundraising seeds for the future renovation of our new Community Arts and Recreation Barn—the final phase of our campus build-out.
For more information about giving to Hilltop’s Capital Campaign, or to sign up for our easy “Dollar-a-Day” Capital Campaign giving plan, please contact the Development Office at 802-257-0500 x 107. Thank you.
May 2008
Welcome to another update on the Envision the Future Capital Campaign to establish a new home for Hilltop Montessori School. As many of you know, we have set our sights on a beautiful 43 acre property less than a mile from our current location. We have a purchase-and-sale agreement in hand contingent upon, among other things, making our way through the intricate maze of zoning and permitting.
March 2008
This is the first in what I hope will be a monthly or bi-monthly update from your very own Hilltop Montessori School Capital Campaign, which we have titled "Envision the Future" because our community is certainly doing just that for our amazing children. Many of you know exactly where we are in the process of securing our new home because you have attended the community meetings, the architectural charrette, one of the dinner parties we have held this winter, or all three! There has been no shortage of ways to become involved in this community-wide effort. One part of the process less visible to date, however, is the workings of the Capital Campaign. This isn't because the CC Committee hasn't been busy (gosh no!), but simply because we are in the throes of what is called the quiet phase of the Campaign (shhh…).
