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Your gift to La Salle helps support:
- Scholarships and Financial Aid, which allow deserving students to attend La Salle and gain a college preparatory education.
- Faculty and Staff Professional Growth
- Facilities Construction and Improvements, and other Special Projects
- Unrestricted Resources, which provide crucial, flexible resources to meet the School’s areas of greatest need.
There are many ways to give but regardless of how (or how much) you choose to contribute, you will have an impact on La Salle and the young men and women we serve.
La Salle College Prep is a 501(C)(3) non-profit organization (Federal ID# 95-4480979).
La Salle ended fiscal year 2025 with an alumni giving participation rate of 7.4%. We are most grateful for the 569 Alumni donors who donated to their alma mater! Our goal this year is to reach 10% by June 30, 2026, and to see which graduating class comes out on top in the Lancer Challenge
Every gift adds up to a big impact on current and future students. Alumni Gifts support:
- Rigorous Academics
- Exceptional Faculty
- Winning Athletic Tradition
- Financial Assistance
- Catholic Education
- Performing Arts
- Fine Arts
Scroll up to go straight to the giving form and choose San Miguel as the Designation.
In early 2000, all Christian Brother schools across the country were asked to start a San Miguel Scholarship Program, providing full-tuition scholarships for students whose family income put them at or below the federal poverty line. In doing so, Christian Brother schools would further embody the mission of their founder, St. John Baptist de la Salle, who was committed to making education accessible for all, especially the poor. Thanks to donors’ support, La Salle College Preparatory fully embraced this charge and enrolled the first freshman cohort of San Miguel Scholars in the fall of 2000. Fast forward twenty-four years, and next spring’s Commencement Exercises will mark the 20th graduating class of San Miguel Scholars from La Salle.
We can only keep the San Miguel Scholarship program growing and thriving with your support. Your donation to the San Miguel Scholarship Fund will ensure that money is available now and in the future for students most in need and will ensure the program’s viability.
Gifts to the Pat Bonacci, AFSC Endowed Scholarship Fund, the Annie Johnston Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund, and the Dr. Richard Gray Memorial Endowed Scholarship Fund all support San Miguel Scholars. So whether you direct your gift to a named San Miguel Scholarship or the fund, in general, you are making an impact.
Adopt-A-Family 2024
A La Salle Christmas Tradition 29 YEARS in the Making
La Salle has been participating in Adopt-A-Family for 29 years and for the 16th year, the Alumni Association is joining in adopting a minimum of 5 needy families for the holidays with the hope of making this an unforgettable Christmas. Between now and December 1st we are accepting donations in the amount of $5, $10, $25 and more. No matter the size of your gift, every bit helps fulfill these wishes. We can’t make this drive successful without YOUR participation!
This year La Salle has partnered with Hillsides, Hathaway-Sycamores Child and Family Services, and the Salvation Army. Click here to View the Family Wish Lists
Click here to sign up as a wrapping volunteer!
Give online using the donation form below:
La Salle ended fiscal year 2025 with an alumni giving participation rate of 7.4%. We are most grateful for the 569 Alumni donors who donated to their alma mater! Our goal this year is to reach 10% by June 30, 2026, and to see which graduating class comes out on top in the Lancer Challenge
What is the Lancer Challenge?
A giving competition that challenges each class to increase the number of donors who contribute to La Salle over the fiscal year (July 1, 2025-June 30, 2026).
How does it work?
Every gift matters. No gift is too small to count for your class. The competition is based on the number of alums from each class who give, not the dollar amount.
*All tax-deductible gifts made to La Salle will impact your class participation score.
Is there a prize?
The Class with the highest number of donors at fiscal year-end (June 30th) will receive:
- Placement on the Lancer Challenge Championship Banner in the Gym
- Recognition in Lancer Magazine
- Bragging rights (and they are priceless!)
How do you make a gift?
There are several ways to make a gift and boost your class’ standing:
- Give online at www.lasallehs.org/annualfund
- Mail your gift in the envelope provided. Checks made payable to “La Salle College Prep”.
- Call 626.696.4362 to make your gift over the phone.
Class standings are updated regularly online at
www.lasallehs.org/annualfund
Top Five
Classes By # of Donors FY 2024-2025
Class of 1975 48 Donors
Class of 1980 22 Donors
Class of 2002 16 Donors
Class of 2003 15 Donors
Class of 1999 14 Donors
HELP GET YOUR CLASS IN THE TOP FIVE! MAKE YOUR DONATION TODAY
LASALLEHS.ORG/ANNUALFUND
CONGRATULATIONS!
To the class of 1975 for winning the 2024-2025 Lancer challenge Again for the 7th time. With 48 DonorsThe Challenge does not end until June 30th so any class could still win and be listed on the Lancer Challenge Championship Banner in the Gym.
The physical banner hangs in the Duffy Lewis Gymnasium and is updated annually
*The Lancer Challenge is a yearly giving competition that challenges each class to increase the number of donors who contribute to La Salle over the fiscal year (July 1-June 30). The competition is based on the number of alums from each class who give, not the dollar amount.
The Loyal Lancer Society encompasses a special group of alumni who have demonstrated their commitment to La Salle through consistent financial support. The Loyal Lancer Society recognizes alumni who have provided financial support to La Salle, at any giving level, for at least three consecutive years and each year thereafter, acknowledging that each and every gift, regardless of size, truly makes a difference at La Salle.
*In-kind donations and event ticket purchases do not count toward membership in the Loyal Lancer Society.
Loyal Lancers for fiscal year ending June 2023
Alphabetical by last name
To become a member of the Loyal Lancer Society or to make sure you don’t miss this year and fall off the list – Invest Today!
35 Years of Giving
Shawn Blakeslee ’80
John Moe ’68
Bob M. Nuccio ’71
20-26 Years of Giving
Tony Kane ’60
Dennis Burke ’60
Bill Hardy ’84
Paul Bigley ’77
Peter Hoffman ’68
Dino Clarizio ’75
Adam Konrad ’87
Don Olender ’70
Mike Genovese ’68
Tamara Wann Wheeler ’97
Frank Zwart ’67
John C. Blackstock ’67
Dan Koskovich ’73
Mike Sullivan ’70
Mark R. Krouse ’70
Wayne J. Osborne ’62
Alan B. Sielen ’67
Kristen Schultz Wray ’98
Brad Wright ’73
Stephan Zeeman ’69
16-19 Years of Giving
David Beringer ’75
Paul Gormican ’79
Dean Griffith ’00
Roger Wilcox ’69
Gianni Galati ’86
Evan Paniagua ’06
Michael J. Lamberti ’76
C. Patrick Lauder ’61
Thomas Stafford ’99
Clifford R. Anderson III ’70
Owen Hou ’90
James L. Le Berthon ’75
11-15 Years of Giving
David C. Balak ’62
Dick Crawford ’75
Frank R. Gioia ’69
Kaytee Canzoneri Griffith ’02
Douglas J. Karnowski ’68
Matthew McInerney ’71
Thomas R. Anthony ’67
Jamie Bennison ’06
Michael J. Bottala ’10
Amanda C. Evans ’05
Jeff Allen ’84
Greg Anicich ’74
Patrick M. Brink ’86
Kevin Cahill ’76
Kevin Delaney ’89
Dustin DeMesa ’96
Everett Evleth ’87
Bill Hall ’62
Timothy P. Hoffman ’09
Martin Kunz ’82
Robert R. Quandt, Jr. ’64
Robin Quintanilla ’03
James Ryan ’86
Stephen E. Seastrom ’70
Chris Victor ’05
Brandon D. Ward ’99
Jeffrey T. Briegel ’12
Nicole M. Carlos ’12
Jason Charvat ’97
Krista Lindsay Charvat ’96
Rochelle Rodriguez Ferrari ’97
Giselle Figueroa ’07
Robert P. Gendron ’68
Paul Lees ’75
Tony Messineo ’80
Henry E. Nino ’62
Mary Magluyan Pearl ’99
Ray Pearl ’99
Joseph D. Peters ’76
James R. Quandt ’67
Phil Velasco ’07
Glenn G. Willumson ’67
Duke Banks ’64
Phil Barbaro ’02
John Bottala ’08
Taryn Hoffman Carr ’06
Sid Danenhauer ’60
Mitch Hoffman ’13
Benny Joseph ’80
Rafael Mirasol ’80
Regina Orona ’03
Victor Polek ’74
Ian Quinn ’13
Steve Singer ’70
Tom Young ’62
7-10 Years of Giving
Larry Albinski ’80
Lynn Nuccio Buennagel ’04
Hector Campos ’00
Mitch Drasco ’60
Mosey Nuccio Dunn ’02
Susan Ehring ’97
Gina Bottala LaPorte ’99
Arnie Mirasol ’83
Joe Olender ’08
Nam Phan ’05
Emily Cairns Roffe-Silvester ’05
Bob Wiedenfeld ’67
Erika Williams ’98
Christyann Stanislawski Andrianopoulos ’95
Bill Daws ’60
James Gibbs ’03
Lisa Keeler ’00
John Pollara ’66
Chris Rettig ’84
Michael Roosevelt ’65
Melissa Barrero Ross ’06
Leo Anaya ’89
Donnie Bitonti ’95
Maria Romero Bitonti ’97
Richard Bleuze ’95
Chanel Buccola ’07
Larry Byrd ’63
Rob Clarke ’66
Jordan Dorenfeld ’05
Larry Durandette ’77
Joe Eiben ’63
Ed Ferguson ’61
Janel Moncada Gonzalez ’99
Jorge Gonzalez ’96
Mike Hartfield ’67
Sarah Holl LaReau ’98
Benjamin Pirih ’96
Armando Ramirez ’93
Bernard Simon ’74
Steve Van Leeuwen ’01
Jack Wiegand ’60
Joe Alvarez ’83
Gary Barrera ’91
Dick Baumer ’63
Bert Becker ’65
David Buennagel ’04
Jay Crews ’86
Ron Escamilla ’81
Bob Harold, Jr. ’65
Matt Herman ’97
Margaret Pett Herrera ’98
Eloy Ituarte ’67
Phillip Krings ’17
Daniella Laset ’10
Megan LeNoue ’09
Eddie Magluyan ’94
Brittney Medrano ’03
Jennifer Sangkum Orefice ’95
Sam Orefice ’95
Amanda Gonzalez Richardson ’01
Jack Seymour ’62
Lakin Soldate ’98
Manny Soriano ’12
Francisca Gonzalez Virtue ’94
4-6 Years of Giving
Jill Trousdale Barr ’01
Dave Bent ’75
Barry Brock ’73
Chrissie Davis ’99
Dennis De Mesa ’94
Mark Dewald ’75
David DiLettera ’75
Tony Exposito ’74
Jim Fischella ’73
Peter Gettinger ’64
Melody Griffith ’18
Stefan Hanson ’66
Sam Hardy ’16
Paul Hartfield ’75
Alan Hiti ’71
Brian Hoffman ’02
Ashley Thomas Housman ’09
Hector Ituarte ’78
Jeff Jahnke ’04
Gary Jones ’80
Dwight Kroll ’75
Mike Marlatt ’75
Eric Medina ’90
Bob Morgan ’75
Bill Morris ’75
Katie Olender ’09
Wayne Polek ’72
Scott Potter ’97
Pat Riley ’75
Michael Robison ’02
Jeff Rogers ’92
Mike Rue ’69
Rich Schmidt ‘72
Rick Snyder ’75
Mario Tromba ’81
Nick Wiegand ’97
Chris Allaire ’69
Paul Archambault ’75
John Bettencourt ’87
Mark Bevan ’70
John Bigley ’75
Scott Brown ’75
Gary Byrd ’61
Eric Carlos ’06
Stephanie Smith Courain ’06
Bob Cruz ’75
Wayne Damore ’75
Sergio Escalante ’75
Patrick Frey ’70
Roger Giacopuzzi ’75
Christopher Gray ’75
Matt Housman ’09
Ed Iniguez ’75
Jim Jouvenat ’75
Terence Kelly ’75
Antionette Santucci Kinder ’95
Jeffrey Leming ’92
Gary Macdonald ’75
Joanna Maldonado-Serrano ’06
Steve Marsden ’75
Ed McFaul ’75
Joseph McKay ’75
Christina Mesesan ’99
Bob Mizia ’71
Steven Mullen ’96
Fernando Pacheco ’75
Michael Paulsen ’66
Thomas Rochester ’90
Thomas Ruggles ’75
Miguel Salas ’75
David C. Soltis ’90
Bob Strasser ’75
Bill Sullivan ’75
Stephen Sweeney ’77
Don Tellez ’75
Nick Thompson ’75
Riley Worley ’15
John Zuerlein ’63
John Zwart ’75
Tom Bigley ’80
Kyle Brumm ’12
Samantha Whitehead Collar ’11
J.R. Darling ’99
Nina Siggins Darling ’99
Brian Doerning ’81
Chris Ellis ’93
Michael Ford ’60
Frank Griffith ’62
Jake Hollis ’04
Steve Johnson ’63
Erik Kachmarsky ’96
Mark Liska ’71
Samantha Malisos ’02
Michael Martinez ’88
Bruce Mayclin ’62
Joe McKenna ’67
Luis Melendez ’15
Juan Montoya ’79
Mike Moran ’70
Eric Nobriga ’80
Larry Nordstrom ’64
Sean O’Connor ’00
Jared Padiernos ’12
Virat Thantrakul ’68
Mark Walton ’71
John White ’74
Tory Whitehead ’07
Rebecca Whitehead ’17
Stan Wilcox ’80
Brett Wong ’94
3 Years of Giving
Peter Badzey ’84
Steve Boggs ’66
Steven Buccola ’62
Bill Burke ’60
Phil Coombes ’75
Michael Cotter ’68
Eddy French ’75
Mark Fry ’75
Jenny Gosselin ’02
Claudia Vazquez Hampton ’13
Hector Hernandez ’85
Marianna Holguin ’01
Kristin Juelson ’99
Sherry Kalra ’96
John Karnowski ’63
Emily Holl Keezer ’01
Steve Kennedy ’75
Buzz Kiley ’62
Matt Kohorst ’07
Eric Kurzweil ’80
David Lewis ’89
John Maffei ’66
Kirk Osborne ’75
Mark Passarini ’72
John Queen ’83
Mikie Reed ’03
Mark Rettig ’77
Lauren Duckworth Ross ’10
Cameron Scott ’09
Bob Singer ’75
James Specht ’68
Chung Suh ’80
Peter Thompson ’71
Christopher Voors ’75
Jim Walshe ’63
Mark Weigel ’65
Please consider donating to La Salle College Preparatory in memory of Ellie Rae Hoffman ‘12, whose passion for art flourished in the studios of her alma mater. Ellie’s time at La Salle led to her career as an arts educator, and her connection to the area remained strong—she spent her time painting the local mountains and artichokes grown in her Sierra Madre backyard. Recently, she found a new calling in arts: building a thriving pottery program for her students at Mt. SAC Early College Academy.
In honor of this life well lived and to further ensure a place for new Lancers to explore their creativity, donations in Ellie’s honor will fund La Salle’s arts program. We are proud to announce that your support will result in a La Salle art studio being named in Ellie’s honor, and we hope to continue raising funds to boost arts education. Thank you for helping support the next generation of arts at La Salle. Any amount you can give is greatly appreciated.
~Friends from the La Salle Class of 2012
