Thursday, February 17, 2011

Bacon Family Foundation donates $100,000 to Bellevue Schools Foundation

Tony Bacon from The Bacon Family Foundation presents a check to Roxanne Shepherd, Dr. Tracy Maury & Marian McDermott from The Bellevue Schools Foundation.

BELLEVUE, WA. (February 17, 2011) — The Bacon Family Foundation announced today a donation of $100,000 to benefit the Bellevue Schools Foundation. The donation will help fund the academic and support programs "Bridging The Achievement Gap & Project Readiness" (BTAG) for Bellevue's low-income schools. Project Readiness targets academic intervention and needed services so every child is ready to learn.
"On behalf of the students whose educations will be improved, we'd like to thank the Bacon Family Foundation for their generous contribution," Roxanne Shepherd, Executive Director, Bellevue Schools Foundation. "The families generosity helps make it possible for the Bellevue Schools Foundation (BSF) to fund exceptional learning opportunities for Bellevue School District students."
Since 2006, The Bacon Family Foundation has donated over $2,200,000 to organizations that support children and their families in greater King County.
About The Bacon Family Foundation
The Bacon Family Foundation is focused on improving both academics and living conditions for children located in Bellevue Washington (the eastside of Seattle), where disadvantaged children tend to be overlooked.
For more information on the BFF, visit: www.BaconFamilyFoundation.org
About Bellevue Schools Foundation
Founded in 1979, Bellevue Schools Foundation's mission is to promote and help fund the best possible learning opportunities for all students in the Bellevue School District.
For more information on the BSF, visit: www.bsfdn.org

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