Our Time to Soar: Supporting Faculty Excellence - The Quick Family Endowment
March 23, 2026
The Episcopal School of Dallas is proud to announce an endowment gift from Mary Lucille and Robert Quick, dedicated to the long-term support and career advancement of teachers. Drawing from their experiences as business owners and ESD parents, the Quicks understand that an organization is only as strong as its people. The Quick Family Endowment will bolster ESD’s commitment to attracting and retaining top-tier educators.
“We feel grateful to be part of a school that values both academic excellence and character,” noted Mary Lucille and Robert. The Quick family’s involvement at ESD over the past two years has revealed that the school’s strength lies in its people. Investing in outstanding educators is one of the most meaningful ways to support and sustain ESD’s vital impact on students and families.
The commitment and dedication of gifted teachers is the heart of The Episcopal School of Dallas. "As parents, there’s nothing more meaningful than seeing your child growing in confidence, curiosity, and kindness," the Quicks shared. Every member of ESD’s community plays a vital role in shaping students not only academically, but as thoughtful and engaged citizens.
ESD thrives because of the generosity and foresight of its community. By designating their gift to the endowment, the Quicks have ensured their contribution provides more than just an immediate impact. The funds are invested to grow over time, providing consistent, annual support for faculty excellence in perpetuity. Mary Lucille commented, “We love the idea that The Quick Family Endowment will be supporting the mission of ESD into the future."
The Quicks hope their gift inspires other families to invest in the future of ESD and the generations of Eagles to come. "We would encourage families to think about the long-term impact a gift like this can have," Robert said. "The school plays such an important role in the city of Dallas by educating capable young people who will go on to shape the future of our city."
