Alexandra Mamalakis's Run for Boston Trinity

Help me reach my goal and provide an elite, Christian education to students who couldn't otherwise afford it!

This April, I will be running the Chi Town half marathon. I'd like to use this opportunity to raise support for Boston Trinity Academy's Scholarship Fund. I was able to attend BTA because of generous donors who gave toward this scholarship fund, and now I want to be a part of giving other students the same opportunity I had.

I graduated from Boston Trinity Academy in 2014, and I look back on those 4 years as some of the most formative years of my life so far. It’s pretty unique to be a part of a community where you are known by name, feel loved and supported, all while being challenged academically. I made lifelong friendships and had (and still have!) mentors through the teaches and staff at BTA.

Boston Trinity Academy educates students from diverse backgrounds in an academically rigorous community, empowering students to be justice minded, and to learn to lead and serve in their daily lives. Since the first graduating class of 2006, over 99% of their 450 graduates have been accepted to four-year colleges, including many of the most selective colleges and universities in the world.

Since their founding, Boston Trinity has been committed to ensuring motived students of ALL backgrounds can have the life-changing opportunity to receive an exceptional educational experience. Each year, they commit to providing meaningful need-based scholarships to at least 50% of students - an unparalleled percentage compared to other elite private schools. Just last year, Boston Trinity's Scholarship Fund provided $1.8 million in need-based scholarships.

None of this would be possible without the support of donors giving to the Scholarship Fund. Will you help me reach my goal and provide scholarships for students to receive a life-changing education at Boston Trinity Academy? Whether its $5 or $13.1, your donation of any amount makes a difference!

Thank You!

Alexandra Mamalakis, Class of 2014