Category Archives: Press
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Tree lot raises $15K for schools
Posted on January 24, 2008 by charlotte in PressThanks again to the Press-Banner for their coverage of our annual Christmas Tree Lot fundraiser. Another big success for our schools.
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Foundation boosts SV schools
Posted on December 8, 2007 by charlotte in PressThanks to the Press-Banner for their news on how SVEF is helping our local schools through the Christmas Tree Lot, local businesses, and our recent grant.
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Working on the Christmas tree lot
Posted on November 22, 2006 by admin in Christmas Tree Lot, Events, PressThe Scotts Valley Banner caught a few of the many great volunteers busy unloading one of the trucks full of Christmas trees.
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Buy a tree, support Scotts Valley schools
Posted on November 19, 2006 by admin in Christmas Tree Lot, Events, PressCheck out news about our Christmas tree lot in the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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Anonymous donor gifts $30K to SV schools
Posted on July 19, 2006 by charlotte in PressThe Scotts Valley Educational Foundation has received a $30,000 grant, a donation school board member Marshall Wolf and one of the directors of the foundation say ranks as one of the largest in years. The money was given by the Community Foundation of Santa Cruz, a nonprofit established in 1982 that gives grants to community [...]
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SV school group tackles fiscal crisis
Posted on March 30, 2003 by admin in PressRead about our efforts to compensate for the projected $500,000 budget gap for our local schools in the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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Schools look outside the book for funding solutions
Posted on January 17, 2003 by admin in PressBy JESSICA WEHRMAN Scripps Howard News Service As schools across the country wrangle with crippling budget crunches, many are getting creative, often employing the same fundraising strategies private schools have used for years. Some are going to four-day school weeks, figuring they’ll save a couple of bucks on transportation and heat on that fifth day. [...]
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