THE 900 CLUB
The 900 Club
was founded in 2024 and
recognizes individuals who commit to a recurring, monthly gift of $75 to WJA's Impact Fund.
"900" is both the annual total of these recurring gifts and reflects the location of our beloved campus on Varnum Street.
Members of the 900 Club allow us to fulfill our mission by strengthening our ability to educate and serve 140+ young men from underserved neighborhoods in the greater Washington, D.C. region.
Their gifts sustain and enrich the unique student experience offered at the Academy, which has proven successful in creating positive outcomes for our students and alumni.
Current Members
Renee Arellano
Aubrey Bourgeois and Max McKenna
Noelle and Jeb Byrne
Will Byrne
Katie and Jake Carney
Ed Crilley
Samantha DeNovio
Jenny and Austin Flajser
Kelsey and Dan Glading
Geoff Gonella, Jr.
Gracie and Tommy Healy
Jossy and Kyle Huffstetler
Jessie and John Kemp
Amanda and David Latimer
Kate and Kevin May
Johnny McGloon
Simone and Liz Melillo
Marissa Mullen
Julie and Patrick Nalls
Allison and Andrew Panzarella
Katie and Clark Pastrick
Derrick and Wesley Preuss
Meghan Rowan
Julie and Brent Tapscott
Annie Virostek
David Martinez '12
Members of the 900 Club:
- Provide sustainable funding for the WJA student experience, including clubs, athletics, experiential learning opportunities, and so much more
- Empower WJA teachers and faculty to meet the diverse, individualized needs of our students
- Invest in the significant support provided to WJA alumni as they advance to high school, college, the workforce, and beyond
- Enjoy community engagement events with our students and alumni
- Receive access to professional and social networking opportunities with fellow WJA supporters
Non-Discrimination Policy: The Washington Jesuit Academy admits students of any race, color, and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.
