By the Numbers
Boston healthcare needs Labouré nurses today more than ever. These are the people from our local communities who will one day care for us.
368
Nurses graduated in the Class of '23
69%
People of color
35
Average student
age
40k
Average household income
109k
Average salary for MA RN
Who You're Helping
Hear from the students you're helping:
Cindy
Lisa
Marissa
Amy
Georgia
Joeimy
Dara
Lola
Campaign Areas of Funding
ScholarshipS & AID
Over 60% of our associate-level students are at or approaching the poverty line. Labouré awards hundreds of thousands of dollars in scholarships and aid every year, but it's not enough.
Gifts fund merit-based and financial need scholarships as well as emergency aid including food and hygiene products, helping our students stay in school.
Named Scholarships can be established in your name or to honor a loved one.
The center
Gifts to the Labouré Center for Excellence and Representation in Nursing help level the academic playing field for those called to care.
The pillars of the center include:
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• Advanced Vocational ESOL for nursing students
- • NCLEX-RN preparedness
- • Tutoring & mentorship
- • Expanded use of technology
LABOURé FUND
The true legacy of Labouré is the exceptional care delivered to patients in Greater Boston and beyond for over 130 years.
Gifts to The Labouré Fund support the areas of greatest need for our students.
If you have a specific area in mind - for example: sustaining support services, facility improvements, technological investments, etc. - contact us to let us know how you would like your gift applied.
Learn about more ways to give
No gift to Labouré is too small to have an impact on the men and women who are changing the face of healthcare.
Learn more about scholarships, naming opportunities, family trusts, tax advantages, planned giving, and more on our Ways to Give page.
Contact us
There are many different ways in which you can support Labouré. If you have questions or need assistance making a gift, please contact:
617-207-3676 | giving@laboure.edu
Our staff will speak to you individually about our campaign areas of funding. For further information, please contact:
| Katelyn Dwyer Executive Director of Communications and Development 617-322-3535 |
Todd Dusenbery Grants and Foundations Director 617-207-3674 |
