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Advancement Office
Overview
The Advancement department is an extension of the President’s Office and works in conjunction with the leadership, expertise and dedication of the Foundation Board. The team collaborates with members of the Dowling Catholic community in advancing the mission of the school and preparing students to become Leaders for Life, Centered on Christ. Advancement functions include events, fundraising, marketing and communications and alumni relations.
What We Do
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Alumni Relations
Class Reunions
Athletic Hall of Fame
Performing Arts Hall of Fame
Distinguished Alumni
Distinguished Young Alumni -
Communications
Design for Events & Academics
FOCUS Magazine
Maroon Connection
Alumni E-Newsletter
Maroon Minute
Parent E-Newsletter
Social Media
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Events
The Bash on Buffalo
Style Show
Golf Outing
Grandparents' Mass
President's Council Dinner
Pancake Breakfast
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Fundraising
Annual Appeal
Endowment
Major Gifts
Memorials
Planned Giving
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FOCUS Magazine
FOCUS Magazine is a biannual publication full of news and updates for the Dowling Catholic Community. Check out the latest issue, including the Book of Gratitude, here! -
Annual Report
The Annual Report documents Dowling Catholic's activities and finances in the previous financial year. You can take a look at our 2022-2023 report here.
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