District 214 Education Foundation
ARLINGTON HTS, IL
Total revenue
$1.9M
Total expenses
$950K
Net assets
$3.5M
Grants received
$593K
18 grants
EIN
363425698
Tax year
2023
Mission
The district 214 education foundation supports students and families through school and throughout life by strengthening education, fostering well-being, and expanding opportunities. We believe strong schools build strong communities, but also believe in the power of community relationships and partnerships to ensure that learners within our schools are prepared for college, career, and life success. The foundation works to secure and pair funding and resources with needs, continually evaluating the needs within district 214 schools and the evolving priorities within education. Collectively, foundation trustees serve as ambassadors of our mission, and the board and foundation staff work with schools to bolster relationships and create innovative funding opportunities and shape new programs that ensure college, career and life readiness. An investment in the foundation is an investment in the future of our entire community.
Programs
2 programs
Scholarships: working with individual donors and organizations, the district 214education foundation created additional award opportunities for students'postsecondary success, awarding thousands of dollars to students in areas includinggirls entering stem and law careers; those demonstrating college, career and lifereadiness; those excelling in athletics; those demonstrating achievement throughoutschool academically and through volunteerism and co-curricular involvement, andmore. A new awards for students pursuing a careers in a human services profession, transportation (aviation or automotive); or have a passion for the arts and a desire to teach or pursue a career in the arts fields. Students in the districts adult education and family literacy program were awarded scholarship funding to cover to citizenship testing and ged fees. The foundation also awards scholarships for the purpose of private music instruction and ap testing fees. The number of awards continues to grow as relationships are built with donors.
Adult ed.: the foundation annually provides a minimum of $15,000 from its general fund to adult education and family literacy initiatives, which empower generations in the community--many of them current or former parents and/or new immigrants--through education. Additionally, the foundation oversees the annual appeal for the read to learn program, an adult literacy tutoring program, and serves as the fiduciary agent for many adult education and family literacy grants that empower transformative education.
Financials
FY 2023
Revenue
Expenses
People
17 listed
Tom Munz
Chair
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1 hrs/wk
Stu Paddock III
Secretary
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1 hrs/wk
John Eilering
Treasurer
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1 hrs/wk
Todd Younger
Vice-Chair
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1 hrs/wk
Carl Anfenson
Trustee
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1 hrs/wk
Mimi Cooper
Trustee
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1 hrs/wk
Cliff Higley
Trustee
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1 hrs/wk
Garland Brent Kizer
Trustee
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1 hrs/wk
Matt McDonnell
Trustee
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1 hrs/wk
John O'Connor III
Trustee
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1 hrs/wk
Lori Urbaniec
Trustee
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1 hrs/wk
Rich Olejniczak
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Shannon Silverman
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Carolina Velazquez
Director
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1 hrs/wk
Brooke Snell
Associate Director
$61K
0Joann Krestel
Alumni and Community Relations Coor
$21K
0Carolyn Warnement
Administrative Coordinator
$12K
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$593K from 13 funders · 18 grants · 2019–2024
$228K · 2 grants · 2020–2021
$100K · 1 grant · 2024
$97K · 2 grants · 2023–2024
$50K · 1 grant · 2019
$40K · 2 grants · 2022
$23K · 2 grants · 2021–2023
$14K · 1 grant · 2022
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