Project designed by: Architect Bruce F. Lopez A.I.A., Synergy Design Studio Inc. in collaboration with Architect Louis N. Girvan R.A., Girvan & Associates Limited
Project Managers: Neustone Ltd. Structural Engineers: Peter Jervis & Associates

Bruce F. Lopez, LEED AP graduated from the University of Miami with a BA in Architecture and Fine Arts in 1996. Subsequent to gaining experience at two top international design firms in Miami, Bruce founded Synergy Design Studio in 2004. Synergy has since designed and produced a variety of high-end residential, commercial and hospitality projects, located in Florida and throughout the Caribbean. www.synergy-arch.com

Louis N Girvan R.A., a graduate of The University of Technology Jamaica, and the Ryerson Polytechnical Institute of Toronto Canada, has had an established architectural practice in Jamaica since 1982. His practice has to its credit a variety of outstanding residential, commercial and institutional buildings, successfully completed over the years.

Campion Hall alumnus, the Hon. Gordon “Butch” Stewart OJ and his family have issued a US$350,000 challenge grant to inspire alumni, parents and friends to join them in their support of Campion College, and the construction of Jamaica’s first modern library media centre to be named the Jonathan Stewart Library, in honour of Mr. Stewart’s son. In order to receive this funding, the Vision 2020 Campaign of Campion College must raise US$700,000 by December 31, 2010. We encourage the entire school family to take advantage of this once-in-a-generation opportunity to energise the education of some of Jamaica’s brightest children from all walks of life, who need and deserve a modern facility that better supports innovation in theirlearning environment.

Benefits to our Donors
In these tough economic times, your commitment to education is more important—and more appreciated—than ever. Every gift counts: each donation, individually and together with others, will help to ensure the success of this Campaign.
Cornerstone Donors: Donors of US$50,000 or more will be invited to name one of the prominent areas within the Jonathan Stewart Library including: the Legacy Staircase; the Rotunda Foyer; the Magis Seminar Room; and the Café and Amphitheatre. In addition to this lifetime recognition, our Cornerstone Donors will be publicly honoured on the Donor’s Wall inside the new library and at the Grand Opening of the Library as well as in an individual profile in the school’s annual donor magazine, web site and email newsletter to alumni worldwide.
Leadership Donors: Donors of US$20-49,999 will be invited to name one of a select number of study areas within the Jonathan Stewart Library and will be recognised on the Donor Wall in the new library and at the Grand Opening of the Library as well as in a feature story on donors in the school’s annual donor magazine, web site and email newsletter to alumni worldwide.
Major Donors: Donors of US$10,000-19,999 will be publicly recognised on the Donor’s Wall in the new library as well as in a feature story on donors in the school’s annual donor magazine, web site and email newsletter to alumni worldwide.
Friends of Campion: Donors of US$1,000-9,999 will be publicly recognised on the Donor’s Wall in the new centre as well as in the school’s annual donor magazine, web site and email newsletter to alumni worldwide.

In addition, all donors will receive a complimentary engraved brick in the Founder’s Walk leading to the St. Edmund Campion Courtyard outside of the new library. We also welcome and recognise gifts in kind such as new books, construction materials and services, interior furnishing, computers and other equipment—please contact us for our specifications in this regard.

IN THE UNITED STATES
We have partnered with Food for the Poor International to allow
our US donors to receive tax-deduction benefits. Please ensure
that all donations are clearly marked with the sort code 67856
and mailed to:
Food for the Poor, Inc
6401 Lyons Road
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
We also ask that you send us an email confirmation of your
donation, including your full contact information, to:
campiondevelopmentoffice@gmail.com

IN JAMAICA
Donations may be made by cheque, payable to Campion
College (Vision 2020 Account) with clearly marked contact
information and the instructions:
Attn: The Hon. Gordon “Butch” Stewart, OJ
Challenge Grant.
These should be directed to:
Ashley Gambrill-Rousseau
Director, Office of
Development & Alumni Affairs
Campion College
105 Hope Road,
Kingston 6, Jamaica
Tel: 876-927-9555
Cel:876-822-6696
Email: campiondevelopmentoffice@gmail.com

Want to help in a smaller, but still just as meaningful, way? Buy a "Honour a Champion Engraved Brick" for only J$7000. These can be engraved with up to 33 characters of your choice and will be placed in the Founder's Walk leading to the Library in 2010/11.
Email us today: campiondevelopmentoffice@gmail.com