Our Mission
Guided by Jesuit principles, the Brophy Community Foundation’s mission is to ensure that Arizona K-12 students with verified financial need can afford a quality private school education.
FOR
Tuition AID
Tuition AID
Learn how BCF helps families afford their choice for private K-12 education with tuition aid based solely on financial need.
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For
Corporations
Corporations
Learn how corporations & insurance companies can provide low-income students tuition aid at NO COST to your company.
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For
Individuals
Individuals
Learn how your donation becomes tuition aid for students who need it most AND provides you a 100% tax credit.
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2019-20 AT A GLANCE
2,472
Total Students
38
Arizona Schools
$42,162
average income for family of 4 receiving BCF tuition aid
71%
of families funded by BCF have annual incomes defined as “low-income”
YOUR TAX CREDITS AT WORK
Sebastien Ribakare BCP ’18,
Brophy Distinguished Student
"I have been on Brophy’s campus for the past 7 years when I was a Loyola academy scholar the first year it opened. Looking back the idea and impact that Loyola and Brophy has left on my family and me is beyond words. I wouldn’t be where and who I am without it today. Similarly, my older brother, Victor, BCP ’13, is working on his masters at SMU, and my younger brother, Basil, is a sophomore at Brophy. The education and experiences at Brophy have prepared and afforded us opportunities for college and beyond. I will be attending college at the University of San Diego. This wouldn’t be possible without the tax credit donations made to the Brophy Community Foundation which helps make it all financially possible for me and my brothers, as well as 1 in 5 students here at Brophy and ALL students at Loyola Academy." 
The Brophy Community Foundation has never accepted donor designated contributions.
Arizona law now requires all school tuition organizations to print the following notice on all printed material and websites: “A school tuition organization cannot award, restrict or reserve scholarships solely on the basis of donor recommendation. A taxpayer may not claim a tax credit if the taxpayer agrees to swap donations with another taxpayer to benefit either taxpayer’s own dependent.”