Get Involved

There are numerous ways to support the mission of the Campus School, whether by making a donation, volunteering, or attending one of our events. Your efforts allow us to purchase new equipment, hire staff, and offer valuable new experiences to our students. Thank you!

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Campus School students, their parents, and volunteers on field during a football game at Alumni Stadium

The cost of providing a high-quality, individualized education at the Campus School far exceeds what we receive from student tuition, which is funded by school districts, and grants. Your generosity helps bridge that critical gap, allowing us to provide the specialized technology, materials, and programming our students need and deserve.

Every gift makes a difference. Please consider a tax-deductible gift online or via check made payable to: Campus School at Boston College

Mailing address: 

Campus School at Boston College

Attn: Jennifer Miller

140 Commonwealth Avenue, Campion Hall

Chestnut Hill, MA  02467

Tax ID: 04-2103545

If you have any questions about making a donation of any kind to the Campus School at Boston College, please contact Jennifer Miller, Marketing Manager via email or telephone: 617.552-3460.

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Volunteer

Mod Trick or Treating

Every year, hundreds of undergraduate student volunteers bring energy and enthusiasm to the Campus School classrooms through a variety of University service programs. Many of our volunteers describe their time at the Campus School as a formative part of their Boston College experience, and some have gone on to pursue careers in special education. Please contact us at cs.volunteers@bc.edu or campusschool@bc.edu with any questions. 

Our Marathon Volunteers

In 2021, three runners joined a long list of athletes who have completed the Boston Marathon on behalf of the Campus School, raising more than $30,000.

It’s something I’ve never experienced anywhere else—at hospitals or even other schools—something intangible but palpable. You can really feel the love. It’s more than wanting to help—it’s passion and real friendships.
Kaitlin Phelan, Former Campus School Volunteer and Nurse