Holy Family Hall Welcome Center
Located in the heart of campus, Holy Family Hall, the University’s signature and oldest building, is preparing for a dramatic renovation that will be the largest on-campus construction project since the opening of the Sister Francesca Onley, CSFN Education and Technology Center in 2005.
Plans call for a 10,000 square-foot addition to the front of Holy Family Hall, transforming its exterior public facing facade and providing valuable new spaces to meet the needs of our expanding university. This addition will include an attractive new glass atrium that will stretch from Holy Family Hall to the Nurse Education Building and will significantly enhance the public face of the University.
Holy Family Hall Welcome Center will add valuable new program space to elevate our students’ experience and provide public space to welcome and host gatherings for our greater Holy Family community.
It will connect the student services offices of Holy Family Hall and create a hub for students to access the Registrar, Student Accounts, Student Advising and Financial Aid. The Welcome Center will also include 5800 square feet of community space including a conference center for larger campus receptions and public gatherings.
The future of Holy Family University depends on you.
Have you benefited from the academic excellence, the support of faculty and administrators, or from lasting friendships made during your time at Holy Family? Please consider paying it forward so that future generations can experience what makes Holy Family University so special.
Our community is stronger than ever and our future is bright. Help us to continue to advance academic excellence while providing value for our deserving students.
To make your gift, visit d809.com/giving, or call Wendy Parsons, Vice President of Advancement at wparsons@d809.com or 267-341-5008 to discuss the best way to make your gift to generate the most impact.
Thank you for your consideration of supporting Holy Family University. Your gift makes all the difference.