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Donation Gifts and Matching Funds

Donate to The Greek School of Plato and help make a big difference and spread the Greek language and Culture! Help us make a difference in our community by making a donation to our school. Your generous contribution will help us provide students with the necessary resources for a successful educational experience.

Premium Recognition

In recognition of the generous contributions from donors who have given $10,000 or more, we will present them with a certificate and a personalized naming plaque, prominently displayed near the entrance of our school.

Idea No1 (Recommended)

Goal: $500000
Raised: $78500
To-Go: $500

Idea No2

Created using the Donation Thermometer plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/donation-thermometer/.$500,000$78,500Raised $78,500 towards the $500,000 target.16%

Campaign Gift Table

GIFT LEVEL GIFTS GIFT SECURED DONATORS' NAMES
$1,250,000
Structure
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TBA
$750,000
Agora (Theater, Multi-purpose room)
⦾
TBA
$500,000
Centers (Floors)
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TBA
$300,000
Play Roof
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TBA
$200,000
Library
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TBA
$150,000
Gallery
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TBA
$150,000
Universal Pre-K Classrooms ( A & B)
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TBA
$100,000
Welcome and Reception (First Floor)
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TBA
$100,000
Classroom (First Floor)
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TBA
$85,000
Technology
⦿
TBA
$75,000
Classrooms
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⦾

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TBA
$50,000
Kitchen
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TBA
$50,000
Principal’s Office
⦾
TBA

For more information on how to give, please contact: Mary Glyptis at mglyptis@gmail.com or +1 347-247-3885

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Donate to The Greek School of Plato: donation support for Greek language and culture

1. Which Donation Information Do You Need?

This page brings together donation and campaign information presented by The Greek School of Plato. Read the descriptions and gift table above, then identify the opportunity you would like to discuss. The school can explain the current arrangements and direct you to the appropriate giving process. A clear reference to the page or gift description helps the office understand your inquiry.

2. Are the Gift Details Current?

Before making a donation connected with a named space or recognition opportunity, ask the school to confirm its availability, terms, and next steps. The table gives context for a conversation; it does not reserve an opportunity. If a description or figure is unclear, include it in your question and request the current information rather than making assumptions from the display alone.

3. What Should You Ask About Recognition?

The recognition description above refers to certificates and personalized naming plaques for the contributions it describes. Ask the school which arrangements apply to your proposed donation and how recognition details are agreed. Confirm any wording or other requirements directly with the responsible contact. Keep that correspondence with the information you use when deciding how you would like to support the school.

4. How Would Employer Matching Work?

If you are interested in employer matching, begin with your employer’s own program information. Ask the employer which organizations, contributions, forms, and deadlines its program covers. Then contact the school about any information it needs to provide. An employer’s matching decision and process belong to that employer; this page does not confirm eligibility, a match amount, or acceptance into a particular program.

5. Where Can You Learn More?

The general donation page and the Capital Naming Campaign page provide related giving information. The mission and vision explains the school’s connection to Greek language, arts, and culture. Read these pages together if you would like more context before asking about a contribution.

Use the campaign contact shown above or the contact page for a giving inquiry. Explain what you would like to understand and which opportunity you are considering. If a visit would help, arrange it with the office first. The school is at 670 92nd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11228; view the location on Google Maps. A direct conversation can clarify the next step before you make a donation.

Children and instructors participating in a BUILD movement-based leadership fitness class under vibrant purple lighting at the Greek School of Plato in Brooklyn.

Keep a record of the opportunity you asked about and the response you receive. If your plans change, refer to that discussion when contacting the school again so that both sides are working from the same information.