The Gwinnett County Public Schools Foundation has launched a new fundraising effort asking for help with its mission to improve the educational future of all students. The WE CARE campaign has a goal to raise $1 million by June 15.

“More of our families than ever have immediate financial hardship and we need to provide more scholarships, immediate technology needs for our students enrolling in online summer school and quite frankly doing everything possible to decrease the learning gap,” said Aaron Lupuloff, Senior Executive Director of the GCPS Foundation.

Contributions to this fundraising effort will be used to:

• Support teaching and learning across the district

• Improve student achievement

• Fund scholarships for students

• Provide classroom grants for teachers

• Foster innovation in programs and initiatives

• Develop leaders in our schools

• Care Teams at local schools that assist students and families with verified needs

“Providing financial support to all these areas will help reduce the struggles that many of our students are currently facing,” Lupuloff said. “It will allow students to earn scholarships to Gwinnett Tech where they can finish their associate’s degree and pursue a variety of careers. With the help of donors, we can open doors that would normally be closed to students from families facing financial hardships.”

Information: gcps-foundation.org

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