List of 10 items.

• Annual Fund Cabinet (All School)

  The Annual Fund Cabinet promotes continuous engagement between parents/guardians and the Academy and assists with the solicitation of charitable gifts for the Annual Fund and the benefit of Moravian Academy. Cabinet members serve as leaders, ambassadors, and supporters for the Annual Fund, and assist with class outreach and communications.
  Please contact Susan Parent in the Office of Institutional Advancement at sparent@mamail.net if you are interested in volunteering for annual giving efforts. No experience necessary!
  
  Chair: John DeRemer
  

• Art Guild (HDC - Pre-K to Grade 5)

  The Art Guild assists the art teacher and provides hands-on help to students in the art room, organizes parent/guardian volunteers to help with special class projects as needed, and assists with setting up the annual art show in May.
  
  If you are interested in volunteering for the Art Guild, please contact Jess McPherson in the Office of Institutional Advancement at jmcpherson@mamail.net.
  
  Chair: TBD

• The Benefit for Moravian Academy (All School)

  Our largest fundraising event relies on many volunteers to: acquire, catalog, and display items; promote sponsorship and sweepstakes sales; help with marketing and set up. Last year, approximately  $345,000 was raised.  We are looking for volunteers from all three campuses for this school wide event.
  
  Chair: Maureen Falcone
  Co-chair: Maya Polack
  Co-chair: Shona Desai

• Candle Dressing (HDC and MSC)

  Hundreds of beeswax candles are “dressed” in special red paper trim for the traditional Christmas Vespers held in Central Moravian Church. Experience is not necessary—there are many friendly “teachers!”

• Country Fair (All School)

  Games and crafts for kids, rides, prizes, food, farmers' markets, clothing and craft vendors, and entertainment are brought together on the Upper School’s Merle-Smith Campus at Green Pond. Volunteers plan this special family day and, along with students and faculty, oversee activities on the day of the Fair.
  
  Co-Chair: Nikki Eutsler
  Co-Chair: Jennifer Reitz

• Golf Outing (All School)

  Parents/guardians, alumni, and friends enjoy a day of golfing at Northampton Country Club on Monday, September 29, 2025. Volunteers are needed to help obtain prizes and sponsorships, to promote attendance, and to help out on the course on the day of the event.  
  
  This year's Pickleball Tournament will be held separate from the Golf Outing on November 7, 2025 at St. Luke’s Sports Plex in Allentown, PA. 
  
  Golf Chair: Matt Petrozelli

• Grade Parents/Guardians

  Volunteers help to involve parents/guardians in classroom, divisional, and all-school events. In Preschool to Fifth Grade, volunteers assist the teachers with class parties and other activities as needed by class as needed.  In grades six to twelve, class parents/guardians assist in communication to families for the entire grade to help keep them updated on what's happening for families at the school.
  
  If you are interested in becoming a grade parent for the following year, please contact Jess McPherson in the Office of Institutional Advancement at jmcpherson@mamail.net.

• Grandparents’ and Special Friends Day Gr. 9-12: ; Gr. 1-8 (HDC and MSC)

  In November, grandparents and special friends will visit the Merle-Smith Campus and grades one through eight on the Historic Downtown Campus.  Volunteers work with the Office of Institutional Advancement on arrangements, wrap Lovefeast cookies, and greet and host grandparents and special friends as they arrive for this special day.  

• Harvest Feast (Swain Campus)

  Harvest Feast is a unique celebration of giving where all students, teachers, and administrators gather in the McCann Center and enjoy a Thanksgiving meal together.  Food is presented by the Family Association and volunteers.  The students are seated according to birthday to allow all to share in new experiences with their teachers and peers.

• Leadership

  The Family Association is looking for parents/guardians who are willing to serve on the Family Association Board of Directors by chairing a volunteer committee and/or assuming a leadership position. The Alumni Association is also always looking for alumni involvement.
  
  If you are interested in volunteering for a leadership position, please contact Jess McPherson in the Office of Institutional Advancement at jmcpherson@mamail.net.