St Mary’s DSG Kloof Class of 2023 leave a legacy
The 2023 matric class of St Mary's DSG Kloof started a bursary fund for deserving students.
THE newest group of the St Mary’s Old Girls has already started their legacy by leaving behind a bursary fund. The Class of 2023 designated their matric gift to start a bursary fund through the St Mary’s Foundation Trust.
Explaining about this legacy, St Mary’s communications officer, Sarah Bartholomew, said, “This fund will grow through once-off and monthly donations and go towards awarding a promising young girl the opportunity to study at our phenomenal school in the future.”
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St Mary’s Diocesan School for Girls in Kloof turned 117 years old this year, and the Foundation Trust was established to ensure the legacy of St Mary’s for future generations.
“ It exists to ensure that girls receive the inspiration and support they need to become remarkable women. By educating a girl, you are changing her whole world so she can change the world,” said Bartholomew.
She further highlighted that the Class Bursary Funds give the departing matrics a beautiful way to create and build an enduring legacy that will impact a future girl’s life.
“Thank you, Class of 2023 – our newest St Mary’s Old Girls,” added Bartholomew.
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