Holbrook named director of Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation
QUINCY — Jared Holbrook will now head the Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation, succeeding Sara Reuschel, who left for a position with the Tracy Family Foundation.
Holbrook assumed the post on July 21. He will be responsible for leading the foundation’s fundraising efforts, managing its operations, and working with the QCES Board to advance the foundation’s mission to enhance Catholic education.
According to a news release, “Holbrook brings a lifelong commitment to the local Catholic community and a strong background in leadership, fundraising, and communications to his role as Executive Director.
“He offers experience in relationship-building, budgeting, and strategic planning. Holbrook is dedicated to advancing the Foundation’s mission of expanding access to Catholic education by supporting families through tuition assistance and empowering teachers through classroom grants—always keeping the focus on students, educators, and the future of Catholic schools.”
“We are thrilled to welcome Jared to the Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation,” said Jake Scholz, President of the QCES Board of Directors. “He possesses the experience, leadership skills, and passion for Catholic education that will be invaluable in guiding the Foundation forward. We are confident that under his direction, we will continue to strengthen our support for our schools and students.”
“I’m honored and humbled to step into this role with the Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation. Our mission to make Catholic education accessible to all families and to support our teachers through the QCES Foundation’s teacher grant program is deeply personal to me,” Holbrook said. “I’m excited to build on the strong foundation that’s been laid and to work with our generous community to help our students, schools, and educators thrive.”
Holbrook served as an alderman in Quincy’s 3rd Ward from 2013-2017. He also owns Jared Holbrook Photography. For more information on the Quincy Catholic Elementary Schools Foundation, visit
https://www.quincycatholicschools.org .
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