Amplify your impact on the lives of Brown School students
Susan Warshaw, MSW ’79, and Trustee Henry Warshaw, AB ’76, MBA ’79, have established a $100,000 Catalyst Challenge to amplify donor impact and help establish new annual scholarships at the Brown School.
An annual scholarship is a profoundly meaningful way to give a hand up to hardworking, ambitious students — and the communities and organizations they go on to serve. Your scholarship provides immediate financial support to first-year Brown School students as part of their admitted financial aid package, which can often make a difference in their decision to attend. Annual scholarships reduce the barrier to a premier WashU education.
As the Brown School celebrates its centennial anniversary and prepares for the next 100 years of making a difference, an annual scholarship in your name will support the goal of becoming a tuition-free program and allow students to pursue their passions.
How the challenge works
- The Warshaw Catalyst Challenge will provide funds to help your gift of $5,000 or more reach the minimum threshold of $10,000 to establish a new named annual scholarship at the Brown School. Take advantage of this extraordinary giving challenge before these challenge funds run out!
| Your gift | Challenge provides | Total contribution |
|---|---|---|
| $5,000 | $5,000 | $10,000 |
We are so pleased to support the Brown School as it celebrates its centennial year. The Brown School is close to our hearts: Susan received a Master of Social Work there in 1979 and our daughter earned both her Master of Social Work and Master of Public Health in 2018. As a family, we are passionate about the mission of the school, and we are proud to be able to support scholarships at the Brown School that help students access a world-class education.
Susan Warshaw, MSW ’79, and Henry Warshaw, AB ’76, MBA ’79