March 18, 2015 5:00 pm
Published by Michael
Chippewa Valley Educational Foundation Taste Fest supports teacher mini-grant program – Life – Voice News Guests can also participate in silent and live auctions at the event, as well as a fishbowl raffle.
“More than 200 items will be up for auction, including a grand prize drawing,” Chippewa Valley Director of School and Community Relations Diane Blain said.
Auction items will include golf packages such as Dearborn TPC, overnight stays, custom art pieces, spa packages, jewelry, and a game of kickball for a classroom with Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham.
The Chippewa Valley Educational Foundation is a non-profit organization designed to raise funds and encourage community and business partnerships to support education in the district.
“We seek community partnerships in things like supporting our Taste Fest, supporting our high school scholarship program and in helping with programs like LEGO Robotics,” Blain said.
The Taste Fest event is designed to benefit the foundation’s mission of providing additional educational opportunities to the over 16,000 students attending the Chippewa Valley School District. Specifically, the majority of the money raised from the event will benefit a teacher mini-grant project that the foundation sponsors, said Chippewa Valley Educational Foundation President Tim Tomlinson.
“Obviously one of the primary donations out of the funds raised is for the mini-grant program for teachers and educators in the district, to assist in providing the best education they can to students,” Tomlinson said.
Blain said that the foundation hopes to raise about $26,000 for the annual teacher mini-grant program. Guests can also participate in silent and live auctions at the event, as well as a fishbowl raffle.
“More than 200 items will be up for auction, including a grand prize drawing,” Chippewa Valley Director of School and Community Relations Diane Blain said.
Auction items will include golf packages such as Dearborn TPC, overnight stays, custom art pieces, spa packages, jewelry, and a game of kickball for a classroom with Macomb County Executive Mark Hackel and Macomb County Sheriff Anthony Wickersham.
The Chippewa Valley Educational Foundation is a non-profit organization designed to raise funds and encourage community and business partnerships to support education in the district.
“We seek community partnerships in things like supporting our Taste Fest, supporting our high school scholarship program and in helping with programs like LEGO Robotics,” Blain said.
The Taste Fest event is designed to benefit the foundation’s mission of providing additional educational opportunities to the over 16,000 students attending the Chippewa Valley School District. Specifically, the majority of the money raised from the event will benefit a teacher mini-grant project that the foundation sponsors, said Chippewa Valley Educational Foundation President Tim Tomlinson.
“Obviously one of the primary donations out of the funds raised is for the mini-grant program for teachers and educators in the district, to assist in providing the best education they can to students,” Tomlinson said.
Blain said that the foundation hopes to raise about $26,000 for the annual teacher mini-grant program.
“The annual Taste Fest benefits our teacher mini-grant program, which provides funds for new and innovative classroom learning.