Honoring the Legacy of Teacher Paul Shallers

Supporting the Haddonfield Friends School Endowment

For more than four decades, Teacher Paul Shallers dedicated his life to helping students feel known, valued, and encouraged. During his 23 years as Head of Haddonfield Friends School, he led with warmth, humor, and a deep commitment to nurturing the whole child.

Tr. Paul’s impact lives on in the countless students, families, faculty, and colleagues whose lives he touched.

In August 2025, we lost a remarkable educator and leader.

To honor his life and continue his work, the HFS Class of 1989 has established the HFS Endowment in his name—an enduring fund that strengthens the future of the school he loved.

A Legacy That Lives On

Gifts to the HFS Endowment created in Tr. Paul Shallers’s memory ensure that his values continue to guide the school for generations.
Your support helps:

Secure the long-term stability of HFS
Invest in exceptional teachers, a cause Tr. Paul championed
Expand access and affordability for future students
Preserve core Quaker values that defined Tr. Paul’s leadership

Your generosity keeps his spirit present in the classrooms, conversations, and daily life of HFS.

Ways to Give

Make an online gift
Give securely on this page.

Mail a check
Haddonfield Friends School
47 N. Haddon Ave.
Haddonfield, NJ 08033
Memo: Shallers Endowment Gift

Gifts of stock, IRA distributions, or planned gifts
Contact Matthew Sharp: msharp@hfsfriends.org

Make a pledge
Pledges may be fulfilled over several years at a pace that works for you.
Contact Matthew Sharp to set up a commitment: msharp@hfsfriends.org

With Gratitude

Thank you for helping us honor the life and legacy of Teacher Paul Shallers. Your support ensures that his warmth, integrity, and quiet strength continue to guide HFS students for years to come.

Together, we carry Tr. Paul’s legacy forward by investing in the future of the school he cherished.

Endowment Fund Honoring Teacher Paul Shallers

By Haddonfield Friends School

Endowment Fund Honoring Teacher Paul Shallers