School to name center after Cosbys Bill Cosby arrives for the TV Land Awards at the Jacob Javits Center in New York on April 10, 2011. UPI /Laura Cavanaugh BALTIMORE, March 31 (UPI) -- A Baltimore Catholic high school said it will name its community center after comedian-actor Bill Cosby and his wife Camille, the school's largest donors. The Cosbys donated $2 million in 2005 to St. Frances Academy, which serves 162 mostly low-income students, The Baltimore Sun reported Friday. Camille Cosby has personal ties to the school. She attended St. Cyprian Elementary-Middle School, which was founded by the same order of nuns as St. Frances. "I can still hear their voices when I'm writing something, when I'm giving a speech," she said. They just wanted us to go into the world prepared with knowledge -- knowledge about ourselves and the different disciplines. St. Frances gives a free or reduced-price lunch to 75 percent of its students and it boasts a 98 percent college-acceptance rate. I do know that in Baltimore, there is a place that is taking care of business the way it ought to be taken care of. And for that, I honor them," Bill Cosby said. The renaming of the community center will take place at a special ceremony April 20, the Sun said.