Your invitation
to innovation.



Greenhill founders Helen and Bernard Fulton were innovators in their time, architects of a school with an unwavering commitment to inclusiveness and community from its very beginning. The Growing Stronger Together campaign will honor their vision as our campus evolves once again to support current and future students on the path toward authentic, purposeful lives.
Lee J. Hark, Head of School
We have two boys, and Greenhill has been wonderful for our family. What I appreciate about the School – what makes it so unique and special – is how it encourages students to pursue their interests and cultivate their strengths in the arts, academics, and athletics. Every day, I see firsthand how a Greenhill education gives my children the opportunity to develop and lead authentic, purposeful lives. My family and I are so proud to support the Growing Stronger Together campaign because of the potential opportunities it offers to every student on campus.
Tom Fenton, GST Campaign Chair


Greenhill founders Helen and Bernard Fulton were innovators in their time, architects of a school with an unwavering commitment to inclusiveness and community from its very beginning. The Growing Stronger Together campaign will honor their vision as our campus evolves once again to support current and future students on the path toward authentic, purposeful lives.
Lee J. Hark, Head of School
Michelle McKinney Frymire, GST Campaign Chair

Since our founding in 1950, Greenhill has pursued excellence in every area of school life. Our students strive for success in academics, athletics, and the arts, while preparing for vibrant futures. Now is the time to invest in designers and problem solvers—innovators and creators who will thrive in a rapidly changing world—and student athletes who give their all for their school. Now is the time to inspire our community so the next generation of Greenhill students will have a place to learn, grow, practice, and play.
Our teachers and coaches inspire our students to lead authentic, purposeful lives, and our families and friends support them throughout their educational journey. We are immensely proud of Greenhill’s legacy—and as we look to the future, inspired by the ambitions of our founders, we ask for your help.

Athletics Facility
Enhancements
- Athletic performance center
- A regulation-size turf field
- 10 new tennis courts
- Community celebration space

Building Excellence Through Teamwork
Strength. Agility. Goal-setting. Teamwork. The lessons learned in athletics go beyond sports performance. They also contribute to a successful, well-balanced life. Greenhill School will strengthen our athletic program by expanding and enhancing our athletic facilities, which will give our student-athletes room to grow, practice, and perform at their best.

STEM +
Innovation
Center
- Cutting-edge labs and classrooms
- Open spaces for collaboration and study
- Community gathering spaces
- Building designed for sustainability
- Multipurpose, flexible facilities

Giving Minds More Room to Grow
An education that emphasizes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) gives students the tools they need to succeed in high-demand careers and make a positive impact on the world. Greenhill’s new STEM + Innovation Center will be a model for collaboration and creativity in STEM fields.


Endowment: Giving Together for Greenhill’s Future
Naming Opportunities
Click here to see floor plans of the new spaces
Thanks for helping us grow.
We are grateful to all our donors for investing in the future of Greenhill School. You are making a positive difference in the lives of our students and our school. If you haven’t yet donated, we encourage you to join us in building our legacy of excellence.


For more information,
please contact:
Aaron White
Chief Development Officer
whitea@greenhill.org
972-628-5682
Campaign Steering Committee
Tom Fenton, Campaign Chair
Lori Whitten, Board Chair
Lee J. Hark, Head of School
Kendra Grace, Associate Head of School, CFO/COO
Aaron White, Chief Development Officer
Kasey Lemkin
E. Pierce Marshall, Jr. ’86
Nworen Moeenuddin
Frank Provenzano
Cinco Sorrow
Laura Staub ’01
Kim Stein
Rajesh Swaminathan
Lee Szor ’03
Jay Watt