The Franklin Education Foundation (FEF) invites the community to join in a day of giving on Tuesday, May 4, 2021, as Franklin celebrates the birthday of public-school advocate, Horace Mann, and the amazing work of our local educators.
Since
1997, FEF has funded hundreds of educational grants totaling well over
$300,000, to inspire innovative and sustainable programs, and to further
support excellence in education within Franklin Public Schools. The
educational grants support engaging, diverse and sustainable preK-12
learning opportunities and resources including a Franklin Family
Resource Guide, Box City, Family Astronomy Night, Franklin High School
Empty Bowls Project which are just a few of the many amazing projects
that have benefitted students, families, educators and the
community-at-large over the decades.
However,
none of these innovative programs and resources would be possible
without the financial support of area businesses, organizations,
families and individuals. The Franklin Education Foundation is entirely
dependent on the generosity of sponsorships, financial donations, and
in-kind donations. We welcome contributions all year long and hope you
will consider participation in our day of giving to the Franklin
Education Foundation to support innovative programs that truly enhance
student learning in Franklin Public Schools.
Contributions can be made directly to the Franklin Education Foundation website under the donate tab https://www.franklined.org/get-involved/donate, or by mailing a check to Franklin Education Foundation at P.O. Box 531, Franklin, MA 02038.
You can learn more about the Franklin Education Foundation (FEF) on their website at https://www.franklined.org/. For more information about FEF please contact FEF co-chair, Pandora Carlucci at pandora.carlucci@gmail.com.
The Franklin Education Foundation thanks you for your continued support.
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