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The Benedictine Learning Center
The Benedictine Learning Center
A Campaign for St. Anselm's Next Century
To strengthen our roots in the classical tradition...
To provide the resources our students need for collaborative, hands-on study, so vital to learning in the 21st century. This is our school's first capital campaign in over twenty years, making it a crucial investment in the future of our students and our educational mission.
Why Build the BLC
List of 3 items.
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Key features of the new Benedictine Learning Center
- A modern learning environment for the students featuring advanced technology to support academic excellence.
- A dedicated chapel for form masses and spiritual reflection.
- A contemporary school library and resource center to enhance research and learning opportunities.
- An art gallery to celebrate creativity and showcase student and community artwork.
- Compact instructional modules designed for flexible, collaborative learning.
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Available Naming Opportunities
Item Number Available Cost Available Chapel $1,000,000 Library $1,000,000 SOLD Welcome Center $1,000,000 SOLD Multi Purpose Room $300,000 SOLD Tree Garden $300,000 SOLD Tree Garden $300,000 Altar $250,000 SOLD Student Work Room $200,000 Campus Ministry Office $100,000 SOLD Admissions Office 1 $80,000 Admissions Office 2 $80,000 Admin Office $80,000 Library Office $80,000 IT Office $80,000 Admin Office $80,000 Pulpit $75,000 Admissions Lounge $75,000 Sacristy $50,000 Study Room 1 $50,000 Study Room 2 $50,000 Classroom $50,000 SOLD Admissions Pantry $40,000 Library Storage $25,000 Pews 10 $15,000 Benches 11 $10,000 1 SOLD Garden Tables 8 $10,000 2 SOLD Trees 0 $1,000 2 SOLD Bricks 119 $500 136 SOLD -
Ways to Give
- One-time donations
- Recurring gifts (monthly, quarterly, or annually)
- Matching gifts (check if your employer will match your donation)
- Planned giving and legacy gifts
Fr. Peter Weigand, OSB, President Emeritus
Our facilities are not adequate to meet the needs of today's students. We need both quiet spaces for study and prayer as well as collaborative spaces where boys can learn by doing.