EdUCate! is a non-profit foundation established in 1993 with the goal of providing supplemental funds to all five University City public schools.
In lieu of Oktoberfest, EdUCate! is holding a fall fundraiser auction and a Dollar-A-Day campaign. The auction is over but you can still support your schools. Choose to be a Dollar-A-Day donor at $365 and fund a classroom for the whole year (1 teacher and 30 students). Or donate $180 for $1/school day or ANY amount!
Do you know a teacher, counselor, or staff member who has made a difference in your child’s life? Thank them through EdUCate!’s Honor A Teacher program. Make a donation in their name and they will be honored at a staff meeting, in our newsletter, and online and they will receive a gift and a personal message from you.
EdUCate! Impact
Success Stories
Portable Sign for Standley ASB
“Thank you, Educate! The new portable sign your grant allowed us to purchase has been getting lots of attention. Students who never seem to look at the marquee or chalkboards can’t help but see our great new sign – especially since we can move the sign to places they can’t miss. Thanks for helping us […]
Spreckels 5th Graders Attend BizTown
Spreckels 5th grade class attended BizTown in November 2015. Through donations we are able to make this an annual program for all 5th grade students in the U.C. cluster.“I wanted to extend my deepest thanks for your support and funding for BizTown for our 5th graders at Spreckels. Our students had the great fortune of […]
New Rug for Ms. Sharman’s Class
“The new classroom rug that I received made such a big impact in our classroom! The other rug I had in there for about 12 years. For being 12 years old it was in pretty good shape but it looked very worn. The children’s eyes lit up when they saw the new rug the EdUCate! […]
Classroom Rug Granted to Ms. Wagner
“A big THANK YOU for donating our beautiful new rug to room 515 4th and 5th grade students at Doyle Elementary. Before the rug, students wanted to sit at their desks and the front of our room looked like a boring waste of space. Now, the kids enjoy coming up to the rug, working with […]