Legacy. Forever.
Your legacy should reflect how you lived — with charity, compassion, and faith. By making a gift to our endowment, you will support
Mercy School for Special Learning... forever.
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A Message from the Principal:
Thanks to generous supporters like you, Mercy School for Special Learning continues to provide students with an education rooted in faith, excellence, and service.
Today, I invite you to leave a lasting legacy by contributing to our endowment, established in partnership with the Catholic Foundation of Eastern Pennsylvania, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit independent of the Diocese. Your investment in our endowment sustains scholarships, enhances academic programs, and provides vital resources for students and teachers, securing the future of our mission. Thank you for considering this meaningful way to make a difference. Your faith in our mission inspires me every day!
With heartfelt gratitude,
Beth Grys, Principal
Mercy School for Special Learning
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Hear from our Endowment Donors:
"Mercy Learning Center is included in my will. I can’t imagine leaving this world without having helped others. And what better way to help others than by allowing the children and young adults at Mercy the chance to grow and thrive through my bequest.” ~Linda
“I became involved with Mercy over 40 years ago when I was invited to serve on the first Mercy Development Board to assist the school with fundraising and marketing efforts. I later joined the Board of Directors and served for six years. My family and our Yocco’s employees have always had a soft spot in our hearts for our community, and particularly for the Mercy School. We chose to support the endowment fund so that Mercy will have the future income it needs to provide the best academic experience for its students and teachers.” ~Gary Iacocca, President, Yocco's "The Hot Dog King" of the Lehigh Valley
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