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Seneca Valley School District

2018 Event

‘More to be done’

Seneca Valley Foundation’s (SVF) Gift of Hope Golf Classic was met with overcast skies, but that didn’t dampen the fun attendees had during their annual outing held Aug. 9 at Cranberry Highlands Golf Course.

SVF was able to net more than $20,000 to assist with the organization’s educational goals.

“All of this motivates me to do more, and there’s much more to be done,” said Dr. Tracy Vitale, Superintendent of Schools and SVF Executive Director. “The more our community gives to the Foundation, the more our Foundation can do for our schools, and the more we can reach students and change their lives.”

Approximately 76 golfers representing vendors, foundation trustees, the school board, booster groups, parents, and the administrative staff, attended the event now in its sixth year.

Organizers would like to thank ComDoc for serving as the Gold Sponsor for the day.

Additionally, we would like to thank the following Silver Sponsors:

  • Cannon Design
  • Edgenuity
  • Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • NexTier Bank

 

The Seneca Valley Foundation is a private, 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation dedicated to encouraging excellence and innovation in the Seneca Valley Schools. The Foundation strives for this by seeking donations and patrons to facilitate the development of new capital projects, programs and scholarships, and is proud to say we have provided Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) mini-grants to assist students with high-intensity projects as part of the annual STEM Science Fair. The Foundation has also served as the sponsor of the Seneca Valley Intermediate High School Genetics Laboratory and funded the lettering and installation of the recently named Ryan Gloyer Middle School, as well as awarded several teacher mini-grants for classroom enrichment. On the elementary side, SVF has approved the donation of funds for our K-6 schools so they may purchase literacy materials for the classroom. Board members consist of stakeholders from local business leaders, community leaders and school leaders. As a non-profit organization, the Foundation is also utilized as a vehicle by which memorial and other charitable donations may be made to the Seneca Valley School District.