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FUNDRAISING
Raised in 2008/09: $300,000
Goal for 2009/2010: $400,000
PROGRAM PARTNERS
Catholic Healthcare West, City of Redwood City Civic Cultural Commission, Kaiser Permanente, Palo Alto Medical Foundation, Oracle, Sequoia Hospital, Silicon Valley Community Foundation, Tim Griffith Memorial Foundation, Wells Fargo, Westly Foundation
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
Peninsula Covenant Church, Pacific Athletic Club
LOCAL BUSINESS PARTNERS
Chaven & Associates CPA, City Pub, Crouching Tiger Restaurant, David Amann, Fastsigns, Fox Theatre, General Pencil, Hellbent Marketing, John McAffee State Farm Insurance, L. Coe Consulting, Main Street Coffee Roasting Co., Prudential California Realty, The Hayes Group
GIVE AS YOU SHOP PARTNERS
Celebrate Art, Chin's New Chinese Restaurant, Jigsaw Java, Kepler's Books, Key Market, Ralph's Sewing & Vacuum, Ray's Auto, Whole Foods
INTERNET PARTNERS
Amazon, iTunes,
eScrip, Keplers
BENEFIT FOR A BRIGHTER FUTURE 2009
PARTNERS
Redwood City Parks, Recreation, and Community Services
SPARK
SPONSORS
Lead Wells Fargo
Platinum Pacific Shores
Gold Guckenheimer, Kid Kare Medical Associates, Port of Redwood City, TDA Investment Group
Silver A-1 Party Rental, FastSigns of Redwood City, Hellbent Marketing, John Sieling
Bronze DMB Redwood City Saltworks, Lyngso Garden Materials, Informatica, Provident Credit Union, Patelco Credit Union, San Mateo Credit Union, Solutions 2 Projects, Spanner Family Stanford University
Friends Allied Waste, Julie Brodie, Elizabeth Gomez, Gelb Music, Pearl Law Group, Pete's Harbor, John Martin, Seaport Industrial Association
RAFFLE PRIZES
Anvil Paper, Ashfield Hansen Interior Design, Bette Greenberg, Crouching Tiger Restaurant, Family Vision Care, Fox Theatre, Gold's Gym, Gourmet Haus Staudt, Main Street Coffe Roasting, Natalie Salon, PDI Dreamworks, Red Car Auctions, Red Lantern, Redwood Massage, Sigona's Farmer Market, Skateworks, Suisa House, Tom's Outdoor Furniture, Tesla Motors | |
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RCEF eNews September 18, 2009 | |
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$91 DONATION DRIVE
It's not too late to make your donation to our $91 drive. $91 represents the amount, per property parcel, that the district would have collected annually for our schools if Measure E had passed.
Your help means our children will still benefit from music instruction, enrichment programs, and teaching innovation.
To make your donation, please send your check to: RCEF $91 Drive, PO Box 3046, Redwood City, CA 94064 or go to www.rcef.org and click on "Make a Donation." Or click here. |
SCHOOL BOARD ALL-CANDIDATE FORUM
October 1, 2009
7 to 9 pm
750 Bradford Street
Come and hear what the candidates have to say about our schools. Spanish/English translation and free child care provided.
Co-hosted by the RCEF and the Special Education PTA, Redwood City ( www.septar.org.) |
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RCEF PROGRAM HONORED
The District recently received a Champion for Fitness Spotlight award from the
California Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports.
The award honored the District's commitment to student wellness, which included the many programs and activities driven by the District Wellness Co-ordinator. This position was funded by the RCEF, with support from Catholic Healthcare West and Kaiser Permanente.
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Local Business Partners
Participating businesses are listed on our website and other material. We encourage you to give these generous partners your support.
Give as You Shop Partners
These businesses give us a contribution based on your purchases. Be sure to mention you are an RCEF supporter when you check out.
Be sure to look for our Local Business Program listings in our Spring/Summer 2009 Newsletter...now available online at: rcef.org/publications.html! |
SCHOOL GRANT OPPORTUNITIES
Target field trip grants for teachers... up to $800. Learn more at: Target Community Outreach.
RAFT memberships - not a grant but a low cost membership. Visit their new location in Redwood Shores. Visit their website at:
www.raft.net. |
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RCEF VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
We always need your help, whether you're a PR expert, a CPA, or an IT guru. Learn more about how you can help us give our students the education they need to succeed at: www.rcef.org |
The RCEF has been working since 1983 to help provide the public elementary and middle school students of Redwood City with the education they need to succeed in high school, college, work, and life.
The RCEF eNews is a publication of the Redwood City Education Foundation. | |
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