March 27th, 2023 /
Lance Vandermark /
NewsIt’s easy during the Easter season to find yourself wrapped up in Easter’s sweeter and more indulgent aspects: candy-colored paper, confectionary concoctions, and Easter egg hunts — but students and teachers in your district need help.
By donating to the Easter Egg Basket Auction Success Fund through the Provo City School District Foundation, we can continue funding vital educational opportunities for our district’s teachers and students in need.
Your donation can make a significant difference in the lives of our children. Every dollar raised through this fund goes directly toward supporting programs that benefit students in our community. Whether funding after-school programs or providing scholarships for students, your donation can make a real impact.
To donate, simply visit the Foundation site through our QR Code or by searching provo.edu/foundation, click the green Donate button, and donate any monetary amount to the Easter Egg Basket Auction. (Please list Easter Egg Basket Auction as your purpose for donation.)
Read more about the Easter Egg Basket Auction Success Fund at provo.edu/news, or donate at provo.edu/foundation.
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