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Dear Families & Friends of Mercy High School Burlingame,
The Mercy HSB Parent Club presents;

Mai Tai's at the Mansion 2017

In the spirit of generosity the Mercy HSB Community will come together for an evening of support and celebration in the historic Kohl Mansion, Saturday March 11, 2017. All proceeds from this event directly benefit all current Mercy HSB students and programs. This event is MPC’s largest fundraiser of the year that allows us to continue to host the many traditional events at no cost for our parents and students such as: the Welcome BBQ, Mother Daughter Tea & Father Daughter Dance. In addition, through monies raised at this event MPC is able to gift the school on average $45-$60K each year for school wide projects and programs.

For 85 years Mercy HSB has carried out the mission of the Sisters of Mercy in the education of young women. Our students experience many leadership opportunities and are committed to giving back to their communities through service. With a commitment to educating young women for the future, Mercy is dedicated to instilling the values of academic excellence, leadership, faith, compassion and service to others.

We hope that you will support Mai Tais at the Mansion! Please consider event sponsorship and advertising opportunities, item donations, volunteer time and attendance at the event! Together we can make this a successful night celebrating the community of Mercy HSB! Mercy High School is a nonprofit organization and our Federal Tax Identification number is 94-1230999.
Thank you for your support of Mai Tais at the Mansion!

Sincerely,

Kim Nappi Kristi Will

MPC President MPC VP of Fundraising Events

About Us

Founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1931, Mercy High School Burlingame is driven by a clear mission: to provide a rigorous, Catholic education that prepares young women to lead with compassion and strive for excellence. Since its founding, more than 8,000 young women have graduated from Mercy with a powerful sense of self that provides a foundation for effective action and leadership in their communities.

Mercy's vision of women's leadership is deeply informed by the experiences of our alumnae, who credit their Mercy education with giving them the capacities crucial to their success: intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and the self-confidence to step forward with conviction.