HVEF Power of 100 Campaign aims to raise $25,000

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The Hopewell Valley Education Foundation (HVEF) has launched its “Power of 100” annual fund campaign to support school projects and priorities throughout the Hopewell Valley Regional School District. The campaign, now in its fifth year, aims to raise $25,000 to provide two new 3-D printers for the district’s media centers and grants to allow all school media specialists to be fully educated and equipped to lead in the classroom.

The original “Power of 100” fundraising campaign challenged 100 residents to support the district’s excellent public schools with a minimum pledge of $100. Now, as the campaign has grown, many more have joined the Power of 100, often contributing more than the base level.

Over the past 18 years, the Education Foundation has raised more than $500,000 for the school district’s programs, activities, and teacher grants aimed at enriching the educational experience of Hopewell Valley students. Foundation funding has supported the iPad pilot project in all six Hopewell Valley schools, development of the new Project-Lead-the-Way pre-engineering curriculum at Timberlane Middle School, the successful authors-in-residence programs, four college scholarships for Hopewell Valley graduates and numerous other initiatives.

The 2015-16 “Power of 100” campaign kicked off at the December meeting of the Education Foundation’s Board of Directors. Each of the 16 members of the volunteer board has contributed kickoff pledges to the campaign, giving it an enthusiastic and strong start.

The Hopewell Valley Education Foundation supports programs, activities, curriculum innovations, and educational opportunities in the Hopewell Valley public schools. It directs the charitable contributions received from parents of current and former students, administrators, teachers, staff, and other interested residents to directly benefit innovative school district programs that require external funding.

The Hopewell Valley Education Foundation is a 501(c) 3 not-for-profit tax-exempt organization whose mission is to enhance the educational experience of students in the Hopewell Valley public schools through the development of community partnerships and resources. The Foundation works collaboratively with the Hopewell Valley Regional School District to identify and help fund exciting initiatives, grants, and programs that benefit all the students in our schools.

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