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Wolf and Kettle Fund

The legend of the Wolf and Kettle dates back centuries to the Basque Country of Spain where the Loyola family lived. Legend has it that the family was so generous that they would leave food to feed the wild animals after feeding family, retainers and soldiers. This act of generosity inspired the creation of the U of D Jesuit Wolf and Kettle Fund and is also depicted on our school crest.The Wolf and Kettle Fund was established to uphold the Jesuit value of cura personalis, meaning "care for the whole person". Accordingly, U of D Jesuit is dedicated to fostering the comprehensive development of each student, nurturing their mind, body, and spirit. As students transition into alumni, their most cherished memories at U of D Jesuit often revolve around shared experiences with their friends during events such as retreats, Kairos, service immersion trips, athletics, co-curricular competitions, band, orchestra, college visits, and more. Many of these activities involve associated costs that may pose a financial challenge for some students.

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About Wolf and Kettle Fund

The Wolf and Kettle Fund was established to uphold the Jesuit value of cura personalis, meaning "care for the whole person". Accordingly, U of D Jesuit is dedicated to fostering the comprehensive development of each student, nurturing their mind, body, and spirit. As students transition into alumni, their most cherished memories at U of D Jesuit often revolve around shared experiences with their friends during events such as retreats, Kairos, service immersion trips, athletics, co-curricular competitions, band, orchestra, college visits, and more. Many of these activities involve associated costs that may pose a financial challenge for some students.