MISSION STATEMENTIt shall be the mission of the
Education Foundation of Greenville to acquire and distribute financial and other
resources to the Greenville Public Schools. The resources shall be used for
programs and projects aimed at enhancing or supplementing educational programs
and providing extended educational opportunities.
The Education Foundation of Greenville (EFG) was organized in 1991. It
operates independently from the Greenville Public Schools. However, it
encourages program suggestions from school personnel, alumni and members of the
community.
EFG is supported by voluntary contributions from individuals and businesses.
It is the philosophy of the Foundation to immediately invest the monies raised
in programs benefiting the schools, not merely to have them accumulate
interest.

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Please Join Us For The Annual Melodrama: Westward Whoa!
Friday
February 3, 2012 6:30 p.m. Dinner (Extra $10 per
person at the door) - GHS High School Chuckwagon (aka Cafeteria)
7:30 p.m. Performance Only - Greenville Performing Arts
Center
Saturday February 4, 2012 7:30 p.m. Performance Only - Greenville Performing Arts Center
All
tickets are reserved seating and cost $10.00 for adults and $5.00 for
students/seniors (dinner cost for Friday is an extra $10 per person) Tickets can be purchased in advance at the Greenville Public Schools Website.
All proceeds benefit the EFG/OUR3 Capital Campaign.
| Capital Campaign is in excess of $520,000! The
trustees of the Education Foundation of Greenville (EFG) expanded its
core mission in 2009 and initiated a $1 million endowment campaign to
assure future funding of two critical programming areas of Greenville
Public Schools. Over recent months, a volunteer campaign committee has
led the effort seeking philanthropic gifts through the OUR3 Campaign to
support endowments for performing arts programs ($246,000 or 47% of funds raised) and programs for
academically ambitious students ($274,000 or 53% of funds raised). Our 3 Pledge Card (pdf
file) Our 3 Capital Campaign Brochure (pdf file) 
Click on picture above to watch a brief video presentation describing the Our 3 campaign in greater detail. Thank you for your continued support! |
EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF GREENVILLE PROGRAMS
Teacher Grants -
Each year teachers are
invited to submit proposals for teacher grants that are consistent with the
mission of the Foundation, and the beliefs and mission of Greenville Public
Schools. Applications are considered for individual, team, and
interdisciplinary projects, for specific subjects, grade level or building
projects.
Click here to review
grants awarded for the 2010-2011 school year.
EFG/Rasmine D. Thomas Scholarships - The Foundation
administers the Rasmine D. Thomas Scholarship fund. These scholarships are available annually to Greenville
Public School students in grades K-11 to expand their education by attending
camps and clinics. Future Outstanding
Alumnus Nominations Sought The Education Foundation of Greenville is seeking
nominations for the Outstanding Alumnus Award. Established in 1993, the award
is given annually to candidates who meet the following
criteria. The recipient must: - be a graduate of
Greenville Public Schools. - be out of school for a minimum of ten
years. - have modeled citizenship by sharing their talents for the
improvement of the quality of life for their community, and enhanced the
development of youth.
Click here for the nomination form for the Outstanding
Alumnus Award
2011 Outstanding Alumnus Recipient
2011 Distinguished
Alumni - Michael Stafford
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Greenville Alumni Association banquet where the 2011 Distinguished Alumni Award was presented to Michael Stafford by Tim O’Brien (pictured right), Mike’s long-time
friend. |
TRUSTEES
The Foundation is administered by trustees who are appointed for three
year terms by duly qualified trustees. The Superintendent of Schools, or
designee, and the President of the Board of Education, or designee, are
permanent seats with vote.
Front Row (l-r):Carol DeWys, Trustee; Holly Byington,
Trustee;Michael Hurst, Treasurer; Wendy Baty, Executive Director; Michelle
Blaszczynski, Secretary
Back Row (l-r): Steve Foster, Trustee; Thomas Pridgeon,
Chairman; Steve Day, Trustee;Roger Coles, Trustee; Judie Leach, Trustee; Paul
Warnshuis, Trustee; Janet Ralph, Greenville Board of Education; Peter Haines,
Superintendent; Harold Deines, Trustee; Norice Rasmussen, Vice Chairperson
Not Pictured: Ann Elenbaas, Trustee
wbaty@greenville.k12.mi.us
SUPPORTING THE
WORK OF THE EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF GREENVILLE
If you are interested in learning more about the work of the Foundation,
contact any trustee or Sharon Hattenbach at the Central Services Office, (616)
754-3686.
The purpose of the Foundation is to generate and distribute financial and
other resources to the Greenville Public Schools to enhance or supplement
educational programs and provide extended educational opportunities.
Cash gifts of any size are welcome as well as gifts of stock or deferred
gifts through wills and trusts. Gifts can be designated in honor or memory of
individuals.
Your donation is tax deductible and will be acknowledged with a receipt.
Please make your check payable to Education Foundation of Greenville.
To make a donation, send contributions to:
Education Foundation of Greenville 1414 Chase Road Greenville,
MI 48838
Your gifts make it
happen!
The Education
Foundation of Greenville 1414 Chase Road Greenville, MI
48838
Gifts can be designated in honor of memory of
individuals.
Please make your check payable to The Education Foundation
of
Greenville.
Name_________________________________________________________________
Address_______________________________________________________________
City___________________________________________________________________
State_______________________________
Zip__________________
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Other $__________
Thank you for supporting the work of the Education Foundation
of Greenville |
Yellow Jacket Challenge Registration Wellness Grant Application (pdf
file) Our 3 Capital Campaign Brochure (pdf file) Our 3 Pledge Card (pdf
file) EFG Grant Process (pdf file) EFG Grant Application (pdf file) EFG Newsletter - Spring 2010 (pdf file) EFG Grants 2010 (pdf
file) Outstanding Alumnus Nomination Form (pdf file) Frequently Asked Questions (htm file)
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