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New! Donations now accepted online (see information and link below)
For the Dr. David J. Marrington Memorial donation page, please navigate here.
The 2020 Year-End campaign is under way!
Thanks to the our generous year-end campaign community donors:
Keystone Tax Preparation (Feasterville)
Dr. David J. Ramella (Levittown)
Neshaminy Kids Club
Clare M. Shaw, CPA (Langhorne)
Rick Steele's Gulf Service (Newtown)
GMG Insurance (Langhorne)
Rita's of Penndel
Hearing Center of Bucks County (Morrisville)
Michael Antolino Construction
Suzi Drake
Denise Ianni
Susan Weber
Shirt Gallery (Feasterville)
Hank Ricci Agency / Allstate Insurance (Levittown)
Neshaminy School District is committed to maintaining educational excellence while ensuring the safest environment possible during the Covid-19 pandemic. The cost of accomplishing these goals is astronomical -- everything from extra staff and cleaning supplies to technology and educational materials that support learning both online and in the classroom.
The non-profit Neshaminy Education Foundation is ready to support these efforts by providing funding. In lieu of the annual teacher grant program, the NEF donated $18,000 to provide bluetooth microphone headsets to teachers to enhance their communication with students joining classes remotely from home.
Neshaminy Education Foundation President Susan Weber (left) presents a ceremonial check to Neshaminy School District Assistant to the Superintendent Michelle Burkholder and Superintendent Dr. Rob McGee in October, 2020
While and end to the pandemic is in sight, at best it will take many months to accomplish and the expense to continue hybrid learning is tremendous. The all-volunteer NEF Board is working with the District to identify specific needs and is asking our community to help us keep our students safe and educationally engaged.
If you or your business would like to help us with a year-end contribution of any amount, you can give online at the site below:
or fill out this form, and mail it along with a check made out to Neshaminy Education Foundation to:
Neshaminy Education Foundation
2001 Old Lincoln Highway
Langhorne, PA 19047
Questions about the NEF or this campaign can be directed to cstanley@neshaminy.org. Neshaminy Education Foundation is an IRS-registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Please consult with a qualified tax advisor for information about the possibility Federal and State tax deductions for contributions to the NEF.
What's New?
Dr. David J. Marrington Memorial Contributions
Smile! You can support the NEF while shopping online at Amazon
Grant recipients for 2019-2020 announced
Margaritas Fundraiser January 22, 2020
Harlem Wizards returning April 18, 2020
Thanks to a 2017-2018 NEF grant, two second grade classes at Tawanka Elementary have been piloting the use of the Dreambox iPad app which promotes the building of individualized math skills and offers teachers valuable tools to identify areas of need.The Neshaminy Education Foundation, established in 1993, is an independent, nonprofit, community organization, developed through the Neshaminy School District Strategic Plan. The Foundation represents the Neshaminy community's pride, commitment, and enthusiasm for its schools. Volunteers working to enhance the education of Neshaminy students, comprise the Foundation board.Financial support for the Foundation is provided through Neshaminy Employee payroll deduction and through generous gifts and donations from individuals and groups as well as through fund-raising activities.What We Do
The Neshaminy Education Foundation is designed to provide resources to our schools that are not otherwise provided within the school budget or from other sources.By using our economic resources to supplement and enrich the educational experiences of students in the District, the Foundation hopes to increase educational opportunities for all students. The Foundation hopes to increase educational opportunities for all students. The Foundation channels its resources towards strengthening our community's public schools.Video: NEF grant funds robots at Schweitzer Elementary
Students at Albert Schweitzer Elementary School are programming 2 robots using their iPads and participating in an international online competition (December 2016).