Centennial Education Foundation 2021-2022 Annual Report

Centennial Education Foundation

MessagefromtheDirector

CarolynFisher

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Dear Friends:

As our 25th anniversary continues, we are reporting on another fiscal year, expressing our many thanks for your contributions to the Foundation. It has been another challenging year, but we proved our resiliency yet again, and it is only improving.

This past year through #Giving Tuesday and our End of Year Campaign, your generosity helped the Farmer’s Market and Food Pantry continue to provide healthy meals. Time and time again, our donors step up to make it possible thank you!

Our role as a trusted partner for the students, teachers, and community, for the long-term, crosses all areas. We are emersed in the school district community more deeply than ever, building new partners and deepening existing relationships

Good things are happening, and we are fortunate to have reached this point of visibility, credibility, and strength. I hope it’s apparent that the Foundation continues to work hard with a highly effective team in place, including Dr. Albert Catarro, who is transitioning into the position of Executive Director -all thanks to our Board of Directors.

Our fundraisers, grant programs, and EITC programs continue to thrive. We had so much to be thankful for in 2021 22, including your continued support of our work. Gratefully, our work continues with all of your contributions, no matter how big or small. Our students, teachers, and community count on it, and you are making a difference in the lives of our students. THANK YOU! www.centennialef.org

DIRECTOR'S MESSAGE P.1

BOARD OF DIRECTORS P.3

MISSION STATEMENT P.4

STUDENT SCHOLARSHIP P.5

MINI-GRANTS P.6, 7, 8

SNAPSHOT VIEW P.9

GRANT RECIPIENTS P. 10, 11 IMPACT P.12

EITC SUPPORTERS P.13

SUPPORTERS P.14-19

EVENTS P. 20 GIVING P.21

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Through an EITC funded grant, the middle schools partnered with Erik Fleischer and Craven Hall to create steam-powered boats

DirectorEmeritus

BoardofDirectors

Morgan Abele Christine Bailey Alff W. Bruce Beaton, Jr. Dr Dana Bedden Shaon Berry Dr. Dennis Best Lorraine Bowen Dr. Albert Catarro Greg Crompton Tom Froggatt Heather Harper Kim Ingram Chuck Kleinschmidt Wayne McCulloch

Sadowski Ronald Schumann Max Weintraub

Weinstein Savannah Zeaman

MissionStatement

Our mission as the Centennial Education Foundation is to enhance educational excellence into the 21st century by raising funds and securing in kind contributions , human resources, materials, supplies, and equipment that will provide programs and proejcts for the Centennial School District.

FoundationsCommitment

As we celebrate our 25th anniversary, the Education Foundation has awarded over $1,000,000 in student enrichment grants for a wide variety of projects that benefit the students in the Centennial School District. Centennial Education Foundation is investing in making a difference for the students in the Centennial School District. Our Foundation's commitment is to provide the mind-broadening "above and beyond" educational experiences, not funded by tax revenues, to give our students a competitive edge in the changing world as they face the challenges of the future. To provide "above and beyond" educational experiences, CEF serves as a funding center where those committed to excellence have the opportunity to contribute financial support, time, talent, and materials. The make up of the Foundation are volunteers from various aspects of the educational and business community who work as a team to donate their time and talent to developing a successful Foundation.

2022 SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENT

Congratulations Brian Solly William Tennent High School Class of 2022 for receiving the $1,000 Centennial Education Foundation Scholarship. This is the fifth year that we have awarded a financial scholarship. We are proud and honored to support our local community and serve the Centennial School District's students. This scholarship would not have been possible without the support and generosity fo our commuity. Brian will be attending Elizabeth Town College in the fall and majoring in secondary education. Good luck Brian!

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William Tennent High School Empowering From Within Assembly and Wheelchair Rugby

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AJ Nanayakkara, Global Accessibility Compliance Lead for Facebook, has led the "Empowering from Within" assembly for our senior class at Tennent for the better part of the last decade. AJ is a motivational speaker and an accomplished wheelchair athlete AJ leads this assembly alongside William Tennent graduates Melissa Nunn and Bob Richey These three speakers will lead the Senior Class in a discussion about facing the unexpected, shaping identity, and overcoming obstacles, using their perspective as quadriplegics living in an "able bodied" world. Melissa, Bob, and AJ are eager to share personal struggles with sustaining spinal cord injuries, resiliency, and community reintegration Equally, they will share the importance of self expression, hobbies, and staying active, especially with adapted sports Melissa, Bob, and AJ have motivated WTHS Students to organize S.T.R.E.N.G.T.H., our social/cultural awareness club. The name was inspired by a photograph taken by Melissa Nunn; it presents various parts of her wheelchair organized to spell the word

#STRENGTH S T R E N G T H works year-round to organize Disability Awareness Day and the Wheelchair Rugby game; a large scale event inclusive of diverse populations in our school and community. This year, we would like to continue this effort for the William Tennent High School senior class.

Klinger Middle School Food Wars

Kevin Deissler and Sandra Wert

Fun Fact -- The CEF Board gets to know the ins and outs of the mini-grants each year but the great stories do not make it very far in the community. We are proud to share some stories from this past year's recipients, showing all the diverse learning in the Centennial School District www.centennialef.org

Food Wars is a concept that is really two different competitions rolled into one. For the past few years, 8th graders have participated in “Cupcake Wars.” This right of passage begins with the STEM class and Family and Consumer Science (FCS) classes teaming up in small groups. Each group creates a theme that interests them They discuss what kind of cupcakes they will make to fit the theme, making decisions on everything from cupcake and icing flavors and colors to what kind of wrapper they will bake them in The group will then collaborate on what their display will look like. Every great cooking show has a flair of presentation As the FCS classes begin with selecting the right recipe to bake with, the STEM class begins with sketches and designs of their display. They need to choose the right materials and colors to fit the theme that the whole group collaborated on. When everything comes together, both groups present their final display to faculty judges for judging on taste, smell, look, and overall theme It is a huge undertaking for our students, they have a blast, and everybody eats cupcakes!

McDonald Elementary School Crayons for Diversity

Jacklyn Morrison

As written by Jerry Spinelli in the children's chapter book Maniac Magee, "the (skin) colors he (Maniac Magee) found were gingersnap and light fudge and dark fudge and acorn and butter rum and cinnamon and burnt orange.” Our students, their families & friends, and the people of the world encompass a beautiful array of skin colors, but the typical box of crayons limits our students to choose from peach, tan, and brown for skin tone when coloring. How wonderful would it be for students to have access to a range of crayon colors as diverse as those described by Spinellias diverse as the color of their skin! The Crayola company's 24 count box of Colors of the World crayons offers users a range of skin tone crayons that can be used independently or blended to create colors to match the variety of skin colors in our students' world. Colors span from light almond, to olive, to rose, to deep golden shades. Through the grant, 4 to 5 boxes of crayons would be purchased for each classroom so that children can use them as needed throughout the year when coloring people for assignments or on their own during indoor recess. Providing our children with crayon color options for skin tones closer to that of their own will benefit all children in our school building while supporting Centennial School District's equity and equality initiatives.

Fun Fact - There was $8,000 in individually sponsored grants.

FinancialPerformance

Our financial report is a comprehensive report on CEF's activities throughout the fiscal year, ending June 30, 2022. It is intended to give our supporters and other interested people information about the CEF's activities and financial performance.

Given the slow return from the pandemic, the Foundation has not had the opportunity to maximize its revenue opportunities. We are hopeful for the upcoming year.

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Congratulations to all our mini-grant recipients for the 2021-2022 school year

Davis Elementary School

Bob Immerman/Christie Ward Zen Den

Bob Immerman/Christi Ward/Michelle Lederman/Deidre O’Brien Bereavement Bags

Susan Pearce Fourth Grade Going Forth

Klinger Middle School

Julie Goodling/Megan London Healthy Hearts

Julie Goodling Project Lit

Julie Goodling Harlem Wizards

Megan London - The Crossover One Book One School

Log College Middle School

Deborah Sartwell Supporting Literacy for Multilingual Learners at Home and at School

Deb Sartwell Equitable Access for Multilingual Learners

Theresa Waldinger - Harlem Wizards

Annemarie Catalano The Crossover One Book One School

McDonald Elementary School

Joe Pisacano - A Continued Weaving

Willow Dale Elementary School

Lisa Laatch/Sarah Totans Color Themselves into the World

Lisa Stecklein A Visit From A Holocaust Survivor

Maria Mahaffey - Fine Tuning Kindergarten

Lisa Laatch/Sarah Totans Excellence In Equity

William Tennent High School

Heather Harper - Bringing WWII into the classroom

Shayna Kudgis/Stacey Buterbaugh - Justin Sheftel: Always In Our Hearts

Shayna Kudgis/Stacey Buterbaugh/Craig Shapiro Minding Your Mind

Shannon Christine/Hope Banchi Student Mentors=Writing Lab Success: Expanding the Panther Writing Lab

Tom Gilroy - Senior Mentor Program

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EITC Funded Grant Recipients

Davis Elementary School

Shannon O’Connell Literary Stations

Bob Immerman/Christie Ward Zen Den

Jacqueline Garcia Igniting Innovation Through STEM Robotics

Klinger Middle School

Allison Collins Fiona the Frog

Sandy Wert/Kevin Deissler Food Wars

Kevin Deissler Power Up By Steam

Kevin Deissler Making With Hummingbird

Kevin Deissler/Jess Tomlinson/George Fischer Building Kids Through Legos

Kevin Deissler Building Kids Through Robotics

Allison Collins Music Therapy

Allison Collins/Ashley Kinniry Martial Arts Therapy

Kevin Deissler Camping With Robotics

Log College Middle School

Deborah Sartwell Supporting Literacy for Multilingual Learners at Home and a Lisa Spilner Sewing and Design Club

Mike Edney Powered Up with Steam

Ethan Leiby StoryBoard That

Michelle Ciliberto Girls Excelling in Math and Science

Mike Edney Making With Hummingbird

Mike Edney Building Kids with Legos

Mike Edney Building Kids with Robotics

McDonald Elementary School

Megan Ward Sensational Solids and Liquids

Megan Ward/Joe Pisacano Engaging Environmental Education

Joe Pisacano A Continued Weaving

Joe Pisacano Expanding The IMAXIAN Mind: A 3D Voyage of Learning

Joe Pisacano/Megan Ward Continuing Up the Trout Stream

Willow Dale Elementary School

Lisa Laatch/Sarah Totans Color Themselves into the World

Kelly Kohler How to Be a Scientist Assembly

William Tennent High School

Heather Harper Testing Memory in Psychology

Heather Harper Bringing WWII into the classroom

Anastasia Richeal Makerspace Digital Lab

Ignacio Jayo/Steve Beal Biotechnology Equipment Training

Keith Abrahamson Choral Commission Fine Art

Thank you to EITC for funding the following mini-grants awarded for the 2021-2022 school year

Impact

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As we celebrate our 25th anniversary, Centennial Education Foundation’s grant and programs have impacted the educational needs of thousands of students. We have been committed to provide mind broadening, above and beyond educational experiences, not funded by tax revenues, in order to give our students a competitive edge in the changing world. This has given us the opportunity to award over $1,000,000 in student enrichment grants.

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Major Supporters

Ann’s Choice

C&N Bank

Centennial Education Association

Centennial School District

Barbara Froggatt and Family Fulton Bank

Hatboro Federal Savings Life Celebration - Givnish Funeral Home Lions Club of Warminster and Southampton

MYCO Mechanical, Inc.

Pediatric Therapeutic Services

QNB Bank

"Beyond the Canvas" A grant helping to support a partnership between WTHS and Fox Chase Hospital

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Quaint Oak Bank Schrenk Foundation Ron and Shirlee Schumann Signarama and Printing Works Southampton Days Truist Bank Waste Management W. Bruce Beaton Company Inc. Weintraub Financials, LLC Weis Markets

Partners in Our Mission

Antheil Maslow & Macminn LLP

Attack Addition

B&B Beverages

Barry Isett & Associates

Jean Beaton and Family

Begley Carlin

B&E Jewelers

Chickie & Pete's in Warrington, PA

Chuck Kleinschmidt Realty Mark Associates

Citizens for a Better Warminster Committee of the Friends of Charles Martin

Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick

CSD Administration

CSD Administrative Support Staff at Swan Way

CSD Food Services

Davis Faculty and Staff

Davis Home and School

Ray Didinger

Frank Dischinger

Edward Jones, Bob Bennett

Fabulous Fitness By Lynne

Five9

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Ray Greenberg

Hajoca Group

Kampus Klothes

Klinger Faculty and Staff

Klinger's Custodial Staff

Klinger Home and School

Kyle Quinn Foundation

Life Touch National School Studios

Lions Club of Warminster and Southampton Log College Faculty and Staff Log College Home and School

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McDonald Faculty and Staff McDonald Home and School Paul P. Wild & Associates, LLC Risler Financial Management Nate Ross Spring Mill Country Club Southampton Business Professionals Staples, Inc Studio 454 Susan Cheng Susan Starr

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Events

Looking Ahead 2022-2023

Dueling Pianos November 4, 2022

#Giving Tuesday November 29, 2022

End of Year Campaign - December 2022

Awards Breakfast April 2023

Graduation Raffle - June 2023

3rd Annual Bruce Beaton Golf Outing June 19, 2023

Looking Back 2021-2022

A Night With Ray Didinger -- November 3, 2021

#Giving Tuesday November 30, 2021

End of Year Campaign December 2021

Jackpot Calendar - March, 2022

Awards Breakfast April 22, 2022

Graduation Raffle June 3, 2022

2nd Annual Bruce Beaton Golf Outing - June 20, 2022

Creative Giving

The SECURE Act increased the RMD (Required Minimum Distribution) age from 70 1/2 to 72. Fortunately, you can still make a qualified charitable distribution (QCD) at 70 1/2.

You can make a distribution from an IRA directly to CEF (charity). You don't pay any taxes and CEF gets the entire distribution. It's a great way to support the students and teachers of Centennial School District.

Why make a gift to CEF with your IRA?

- Rollover can qualify for your required minimum distribution.

- You can reduce your taxable income, even if you do not itemize deductions.

How it Works

- The gift must be made on or before December 31 of the tax year.

- You must be 70 1/2 or older at the time of your gift.

- Transfers must be made directly by your IRA administrator to CEF.

- Gifts must be outright. The rollover must be from a traditional IRA, not a 401(K), 403(b), or other retirement plan.

CEF does not provide tax, legal or financial services. Please consult you own advisors regarding your specific circumstances.

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