Windsor Educational Foundation

“Class of activity: scholarship name: windsor high school students address: po box 2217 windsor, ca 95492 cash contribution: 29,632”

“Expenses advertising 2,563 insurance 2,044 bank & merhcant fees 31 bank and credit card fees 2,021 board development 3,000 licenses & fees 25 memberships and dues 199 other event expenses 1,657 outside services 4,074 supplies & equipment 925 taxes 100 website 103 total 16,742”

“Grants receivable 2,050 0 total 2,050 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 0 373 accrued liabilities 91,168 107,547”

“Financing for educational enrichment benefitting all students in the windsor unified school district.”

“Windsor educational foundation provides three different types of grants to schools and educators. Grants to educators are designed for a project that is being implemented to serve a classroom, club, or small subset of students by a single wusd staff member. School site grants are designed for projects benefitting the whole campus or a significant cross-section of windsor educational foundation students, such as a grade level. District grants (multiple campus) are designed to encourage collaboration throughout the district. It is appropriate for use only by two or more campuses that choose to work together to benefit students on each participating campus.”

“The windsor educational foundation has been honored to award many scholarships over the past several years to deserving seniors in the windsor unified school district who continued their education after high school graduation. The scholarship program was recently redesigned as part of a mentorship program tied to a whs student's senior project. The scholarship committee looks for students who have an educational goal beyond high school. This can be a four year college, junior college or career college. The committee also considers as a major factor in the selection process any obstacles or difficulties that applicants have overcome in their high school years or prior. In this last fiscal year the we foundation paid to outstanding students 31 scholarships ranging from 50 to 2,500.”

“The organization, did not, during the year, pay any premiums, directly, or indirectly, on a personal benefit contract.”