Help schools across the country this Giving Tuesday
For Giving Tuesday, members in our top fraternal regions across the country are holding online fundraisers for local schools. Giving Tuesday is an annual day of giving held on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Giving Tuesday inspires people to complete acts of kindness and encourages charitable giving in local communities during the holiday season.
Members will fulfill various needs, like supporting music programs, updating playgrounds and purchasing school supplies. Modern Woodmen will match donations dollar-for-dollar, up to $2,500! Meaning your donation of $5 will turn into $10!
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Like our name, fraternalism is a peculiar word, but it’s what helps us help our members and their communities.
Arkansas
Members in Cabot are helping the Cabot Methodist Church Child Development Center raise money to update their classrooms. The center is dedicated to fostering student development. With the right equipment, they hope to improve engagement and promote effective learning outcomes.
Proceeds from the fundraiser will purchase new books, equipment, tables and chairs. By investing in these new resources, which will include interactive learning technologies, adaptive furniture, and education materials, they’ll create a stimulating and supportive environment for students.
Georgia
Members in Franklin are helping Evans Middle School raise money for their Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program. The PBIS program saves instructional time by reducing disciplinary issues. By continually teaching and acknowledging positive behavior, the program promotes a productive, safe and conducive learning environment. Schools using PBIS employ a multitiered prevention strategy, using disciplinary data and behavior analysis to create interventions that enhance the overall school climate for all students.
With the money raised, Evans Middle School will purchase cafeteria tables and sports equipment that will be used during the school day to reward positive student behavior. The PBIS program helps build positive learning environments for all students.
Idaho
Members in Twin Falls are helping South Hills Middle School raise money to buy equipment for their athletic department. South Hills is a new school with a lot of needs and not enough resources to meet them.
With the money raised, the school will purchase proper safety equipment and balls for various sports. Participation in sports boosts students physical and mental health, social skills and academic success.
Illinois
Members in Salem are helping the South Central School District Music Department raise money for new equipment. With a growing number of participating students, the district doesn’t have enough percussion instruments.
With the money raised, the district will purchase instruments for students whose parents cannot afford the high cost of renting or purchasing them. The music students currently have to share instruments across multiple buildings or go without. This fundraiser will help the district purchase enough equipment to serve all. Participation in music is good for students’ cognitive development, academic performance, emotional well-being and social skills.
Kentucky
Members in Russellville are helping Russellville Christian School raise money for school supplies and other educational maerials. The school serves preschool and kindergarten students, teaching biblical values and academics, along with social and motor skills.
Funds raised will go toward school supplies and educational materials for the young students. These materials will help them build necessary skills and knowledge for the future.
Michigan
Members in Grand Rapids are helping Hope Academy of West Michigan raise money for needed student supplies for their students, age preschool through 12th grade. With the money raised, they’ll purchase school supplies, equipment for their after-school basketball team, and winter gloves and coats for younger kids’ use at recess. Meeting these basic needs will help create a positive learning environment that promotes student success.
Ohio
Members in Delaware are helping DCA Preschool raise money to update their facilities. The preschool serves a large part of our community, and we aim to make it an even greater and safer place for local youths to learn, play and grow.
With the money raised, they’ll buy new playground equipment and rugs for the classrooms. With these purchases, the preschool will be safe and refreshed for current and future students!
South Dakota
Members in Mitchell are helping First Lutheran Child Learning Center raise money for their classes and playground. The center provides day care and learning opportunities for children age 3 to 6. Their goal is to help their students achieve intellectual, social and emotional growth before kindergarten.
Money raised will be used for learning materials and updates to playground equipment. Upgrading these items will create a better learning environment for their students.
Wisconsin
Members in Milwaukee are helping Kettle Moraine High School and school district raise money to update their athletic fields. The school’s athletic program has ranked in the top five in the state of Wisconsin thanks to the dedication of their students and staff. We want to help their program continue to succeed.
With the money raised, they’ll be able to repair their current athletic fields for current and future students. The district has long-term plans to build a new facility, but making repairs now will help ensure current students have safe and up-to-date spaces for their athletic endeavors.
Modern Woodmen and those we serve work together to identify local needs and make an impact in communities nationwide. It’s all part of what makes us unique as a fraternal financial services organization.
