Endowment is the most reliable source of long-term security for an institution. Named endowments, starting at $50,000, provide a way to recognize a person or family in perpetuity while also providing permanent support for St. Stephen’s.

Established by Carol Margaret Allen, Platt L. Allen III '84, and Brian Allen '89 to support the boarding program.

Established in memory of Mamie Dell Barrow by Sarah Barrow Seline to support an endowed chair in the English Department.

Established by Elizabeth and Allen Becker to support Becker Library and the general endowment.

Established by The Rt. Rev. John E. and Helen Hines to support the annual award of the Bishop’s Medal.

Established by the St. Stephen's Board of Trustees to honor Kennon and Roger Bowen's service to the school and support the general endowment.

Established by Kathy and Danny Caldwell to support the general endowment.

Established by Joanne and Jack Crosby to support the general endowment.

Established in memory of John P. Dennison by his daughter, Clarie Dennison Griffith ’76, to support financial aid.

Established by the St. Stephen's community to honor Linda Lanham Douglass' service to the school and support financial aid.

Established in memory of J. Schreiner Dunnam ’82 by his family and friends to support financial aid.

Established in memory of Dobbie Leverton Fenton ’63 by her family and friends to support financial aid.

Established by the Fondren Foundation trustees to support financial aid.

Established in memory of John D. Gerhart ’61 by his family, friends, and St. Stephen’s classmates.

Established in memory of Sandra W. Graham ’58 by her grandmother, Annie Ray Poth, to support financial aid for a boarding student who has exhibited academic achievement, strong moral character, and financial need.

Established by Rudolph H. Green ’71 and Joyce Christian to support Financial Aid.

Established by Jack W. Grigsby to support the library.

Established in memory of Anne Dewey Guerin by her family and friends to support the theatre program.

Established by Marci and Louis Henna '64 to support financial aid.

Established in memory of John and Helen Hines by their family and friends to support financial aid.

Established by Mary and John C. Jones to support the students and faculty of St. Stephen's Episcopal School.

Established by Lucille Lyons to support students from Mexico at St. Stephen's Episcopal School.

Established by Jill Wilkinson '64 and the Still Water Foundation to support the instruction of critical languages at St. Stephen's.

Established in memory of May Lea and John McCurdy, grandparents of Peggy Winkler, by Peggy and Matt Winkler to support the general endowment.

Established by Jackie and Jon Means to support the general endowment.

Established in memory of Catharine E. Montgomery '80 by her family and the St. Stephen's community to recognize a graduating senior who demonstrates character, creativity, and scholarship in history or the social sciences.

Established by the Parents' Association to support the general endowment.

Established by the St. Stephen's community to honor Coach David Paschall's service to the school and support financial aid.

Established by the Shield-Ayres Foundation and the Robert A. Ayres family to support financial aid.

Established in memory of Arvind Sudarshan ’79 by his aunt and uncle, Dr. Jaya Premanand and Dr. Prem Premanand, and friends to support financial aid.

Established by their children to support the Virginia and Charles Sumners Music Award.

Established by the T.L.L. Temple Foundation trustees to support the faculty.

Established by the T.L.L. Temple Foundation trustees to support financial aid.

Established by Mary Jon and J.P. Bryan '58 and the Mary Jon and J.P. Bryan '58 Foundation to support teaching excellence and honor Dean Towner's years of excellent teaching at St. Stephen's.

Established in memory of Velberta Towner by her family and friends to support the fine arts.

Established by the Susan Vaughan Foundation trustees to support the visual arts.

Established in memory of Dr. Harold Winkler by his family to support the general endowment and honor his remarkable life promoting the ideals of free speech, universal education, and responsive government.

As of September 1, 2010