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1. www.stonyhurstfoundation.orgHomepage - The Stonyhurst Foundation

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   Stonyhurst’s history has been defined by philanthropy, indeed without the initial gift from King Philip II of Spain, subsequent support from the Weld and Eyre families and numerous important acts of generosity since, our school wouldn’t be the place we all know and love today.

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2. www.stonyhurstfoundation.org › historyHistory - The Stonyhurst Foundation

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   Stonyhurst’s history has been defined by philanthropy. Indeed, without the initial gift from King Philip II of Spain, subsequent support from the Weld and Eyre families, and numerous important acts of generosity since, our school wouldn’t be the place we all know and love today.

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4. www.stonyhurstfoundation.org › about-stonyhurstAbout Stonyhurst - The Stonyhurst Foundation

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   Stonyhurst College, together with its dedicated preparatory school Stonyhurst St Mary’s Hall, is the UK’s leading independent Catholic boarding and day school for boys and girls aged 3 – 18 years.

5. www.stonyhurst.ac.uk › giving-back › support-stonyhurstSupport Stonyhurst | Donate & Gift Options

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   Stonyhurst has a rich history of philanthropy. Indeed, without the initial support of King Philip II of Spain, subsequent support from the Weld and Eyre families and numerous important acts of generosity since, our school wouldn’t be the place we all know and love today.

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   The Stonyhurst Foundation is a revolutionary new independent charity established to widen access to a Stonyhurst education. It is unique: no other Catholic independent school has a comparable Foundation dedicated to widening access for the public benefit.

7. yourcatholiclegacy.org.uk › charity › stonyhurst-collegeWhat will your Catholic legacy be?

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   Philanthropy and concern for others is at the very heart of the Stonyhurst mission. Following the exceptional generosity of the Weld family who gave our school its home in 1794, the story of Stonyhurst has been one of unwavering support by successive generations, ensuring that what they were privileged to experience was passed on.

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   Why is Stonyhurst a philanthropy school?

   • Stonyhurst’s history has been defined by philanthropy, indeed without the initial gift from King Philip II of Spain, subsequent support from the Weld and Eyre families and numerous important acts of generosity since, our school wouldn’t be the place we all know and love today.

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   Who is the Stonyhurst Foundation?

   • The Stonyhurst Foundation is a member of the Chapel & York HK Foundation. Donors in Hong Kong can support The Stonyhurst Foundation through the Chapel & York fund and will be eligible for all legal and tax benefits of giving in Hong Kong.

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   Who founded Stonyhurst College?

   • In 1593 Fr Robert Persons (our founder) appealed for and secured a grant from King Philip II of Spain, worth 1,920 crowns a year, to fund a school for 16 boys in St Omers. Thus, the history of giving to Stonyhurst began. I joined Stonyhurst College for my Poetry year in 2014, after being awarded an academic scholarship and a bursary.

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   Why is Stonyhurst important today?

   • Subsequent decades saw the establishing of many of Stonyhurst’s most important institutions and buildings today. In the years around 1880, Stonyhurst underwent a significant transformation. Competition from other schools was increasing, and the old South Front at Stonyhurst was showing its age.

   Stonyhurst History | Historic Timeline

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   Why was Stonyhurst so difficult in the 20th century?

   • The increasing number of Catholic and Jesuit schools, closure of the Stonyhurst undergraduate Philosophy programme in 1916, and falling numbers of pupils and Jesuits at Stonyhurst all combined to create a set of challenging circumstances in the early part of the 20 th century.

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   Who can support the Stonyhurst Foundation in Hong Kong?

   • Donors in Hong Kong can support The Stonyhurst Foundation through the Chapel & York fund and will be eligible for all legal and tax benefits of giving in Hong Kong. Chapel & York can accept donations from individuals, company sponsorship and grants from trusts and foundations.

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9. www.stonyhurst.ac.uk › about-us › timelineStonyhurst History | Historic Timeline

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   The increasing number of Catholic and Jesuit schools, closure of the Stonyhurst undergraduate Philosophy programme in 1916, and falling numbers of pupils and Jesuits at Stonyhurst all combined to create a set of challenging circumstances in the early part of the 20 th century.