Amplify Our Spirit is a campaign with a bold vision to enhance the educational experience for St Vincent’s College students.

Fundraising efforts are well underway through donations to the College Foundation – more than half of our goal has been pledged to date. By joining us, you play a direct role in the story of St Vincent’s College and leave an inspirational footprint for future generations.

That future, however bright, relies on the generosity of others. With your support, we can continue to offer young woman an education of advantage, not entitlement.

This page is your home, our Campaign Hub, where information and updates about the Amplify Our Spirit journey will be posted. We hope you will join us on this exciting path.

Anne Fry
Principal

Our students treasure the College spirit they affectionately call the “Vinnies Spirit”. It’s hard to define but easy to feel: a sense of optimism, cheerfulness and good dose of quirky!

Strong spirits, courageous actions

Join a legacy of women who have inspired and empowered. Your support builds a cycle of empowerment and creates a legacy through the generations.

Dr Grace Boelke (nee Robinson) Class of 1887 is one of the first female medical graduates from the University of Sydney and played an instrumental part in women’s rights, female health, foreign policy and humanitarian aid.

Patricia Rolfe Class of 1936 was a pioneer of journalism, Pat was one of Australia’s first foreign correspondents before spending more than three decades at The Bulletin. She was described as “an institution”.

Gemma Sisia Class of 1989 opened the School of St Jude in Northern Tanzania in 2022. Now, the school provides free, quality education to nearly 2,000 primary and secondary students each year.

Kath Commins Class of 1926 gained two bachelor’s degrees in the 1930s – unheard of at the time – before becoming the most senior female executive at the Sydney Morning Herald for 21 years.