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Why Giving Matters

No child should be denied his or her right to an education in faith, which in turn nurtures the soul of a nation.

– Pope Benedict XVI, “Meeting with Catholic Educators,” 17 April 2008

Why Giving Matters

St. Ambrose Academy combines rigorous academics with authentic spiritual formation, equipping students to become thoughtful, faithful leaders who serve the common good.

Because we believe a Catholic education should be accessible to all, over 50% of our students receive tuition aid. Each year, we raise $500,000 in scholarships and operational support to keep tuition affordable and retain outstanding Catholic faculty.

When you give to St. Ambrose, you invest directly in the future of our Church and society.

Get in Touch Contact Development Director Joseph Draves at josephd@ambroseacademy.org or (920) 284-4771 to discuss supporting our mission or scheduling a visit.

St. Ambrose’s success lies not only in its Christ-centered focus but also its commitment to challenging young men and women to clear, critical thinking. Knowing the Truth, the person of Jesus Christ, they are equipped to share it with everyone around them.”

Bishop Donald J. Hying, 5th Bishop of Madison

St. Ambrose excels at what matters most: providing students a complete foundation in learning, virtue, and faith… What better gift could we make to society?

Fred and Debbie Schwartz, Benefactors


A Mission that Matters

Bishop Hying's Support

We are elated to enjoy the wholehearted support and friendship of our dear Bishop Donald J. Hying, 5th Bishop of the Diocese of Madison. His words of encouragement and support shared at our annual Benefit Dinners (and elsewhere) are a great inspiration to carry out the urgent task of Catholic education with ever greater perfection — for the good of souls and happy future of the Church.

A Mission that Matters

Bishop Hying's Support

We are elated to enjoy the wholehearted support and friendship of our dear Bishop Donald J. Hying, 5th Bishop of the Diocese of Madison. His words of encouragement and support shared at our annual Benefit Dinners (and elsewhere) are a great inspiration to carry out the urgent task of Catholic education with ever greater perfection — for the good of souls and happy future of the Church.