#GiveLocalSJC: Give Local & Support the P-H-M Education Foundation
Posted on May 1, 2017Follow Dr. Thacker’s lead and get a jump start on the Give Local St. Joseph County May 9 day-long online giving event NOW!
Starting today, Monday, May 1 you can schedule your gift in advance for the P-H-M Education Foundation. When the 24-hour giving event kicks off on May 9, your gift will already be in ahead of the game!
Penn-Harris-Madison School Superintendent Dr. Jerry Thacker made his #GiveLocalSJC donation May 1 designating the P-H-M Education Foundation.
Make an online donation of $25 or more designating the P-H-M Education Foundation
as part of #GiveLocalSJC campaign and
- 75% of your gift to P-H-M Education Foundation will be paid out to help the Foundation now;
- 25%—plus generous matching funds—will go into the Foundation’s Endowment Fund to generate annual earnings that will help from now on!
Every dollar donated on May 9 to any of the 67 charities participating in Give Local St. Joseph County will be increased by a share of $2.4 million in matching funds provided by generous sponsors.
So this is your opportunity to maximize your donation to the Education Foundation.
DONATE NOW!
It’s the gift that continues to give!
The Education Foundation supports value add educational programs across the P-H-M school district by awarding innovative teaching grants, scholarships to students, staff development and other corporation-wide initiatives.
Online gifts may be made by clicking here May 9, 2017, starting at 12:01 a.m. and for the next 24 hours, using your credit or debit card. You can also schedule your online gift in advance, any time after the preview period begins on May 1, 2017. If you use a credit or debit card, your card will not be charged until May 9.
If you wish to send a check, please mail it early to ensure receipt by May 9, 2017. Checks are to be made out to the Community Foundation (P.O. Box 837, South Bend, IN, 46624) and dated May 9, 2017, make sure to include “P-H-M Education Foundation” in the memo field. Donations are 100% tax deductible.
Last Modified May 16, 2019