Inspiring Excellence & Innovation
Inspiring Excellence & Innovation
About us
The Central Bucks Education Foundation is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We are a fundraising and community connections partner for the Central Bucks School District and its 23 schools.
Fundraising includes a mix of grassroots efforts, community partnerships and long-range capital campaigns.
Our Purpose
The Foundation is organized for you! To enrich the educational experiences of our students, we help fund projects created and inspired by the dedicated educators of the Central Bucks School District through corporate and individual partnerships.
How The CB Education Foundation Makes An Impact
Our goal is to enrich the educational experiences of students in the Central Bucks School District and support innovative learning opportunities. This is made possible through the exceptional generosity of our community and local businesses.
Through strategic collaboration with Central Bucks School District educators, we strive to increase the number of learning and growth opportunities available to our K-12 students.
Innovative and Creative Learning
• Specialized student experiential programs
• STEAM labs
• Robotic kits
• Field trips
Inspiring Future Success
• Local business collaborations
• Leadership or entrepreneurship programs
• Professional speaker series or events
Supportive Student Resources
• School-based therapy or social services programs
• Holistic health and wellness workshops
• Health and mindfulness app access
Education
• Personalized learning support focus
• Use of technology in teaching and learning
• Teacher and staff training opportunities
Donate Today!
Join us in supporting the teachers and students in the Central Bucks School District.
2024 Grant Awards
Makey Makey Meets Electric Cities - ALL elementary schools
$10,000 to purchase Makey Makey Classroom Invention Literacy kits for all 15 elementary schools in the district.
Do the Rot Thing - Jamison Elementary
$8,250 to build a school garden and establish a school-wide composting program led by 5th graders.
Green Thumb Academy - Mill Creek Elementary
$4,775 to support an innovative indoor agricultural program
Fabrication Tools - Butler Elementary
$2,475 to support a Quest program that provides innovative fabrication opportunities for students in Grades 1-5.
Field trip to Bucks Co Playhouse - Tamanend Middle School
$2,343 for middle school ELD students to attend a play at Bucks County Playhouse that enables them to engage with the arts, improve their language skills, and foster a deeper connection with their community.
Celebration of Reading and Writing with author Jordan Sonnenblick - Unami Middle School
$2000 supports a visit from the author who will be making two presentations to Unami students and hosting a writing workshop.
Math Recess Books and Games - Lenape Middle School
$1,594 will be used to purchase books, puzzles and board games for ALL students to help approach math in a rigorous, collaborative, equitable,and positive way.
Baptiste Paul - Young Author's Speaker - Barclay Elementary
$1,500 supports a visit from the author/speaker to present three assemblies to the students with follow-up activities taking place in the classrooms and in special areas.
Black History Month boards - CB South High School
$1,200 will be used to purchase exhibit boards for the CB South Chapter of the Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honor Society to create a display during Black History Month to educate students/staff/and the community and cultivate appreciation for the contributions of Black Americans.
Sensory Room - Linden Elementary
$1,000 will help support a new sensory room sensory room designed to provide a safe, calm, and stimulating environment for individuals with sensory processing disorders, autism, and other special needs
School newspaper - Tohickon Middle School
$800 will go towards establishing a school newspaper and fund a year-long subscription to SNO (Student Newspapers Online), a comprehensive platform designed for school journalism.
Field trip to Fab lab - Kutz and Bridge Valley Elementary
$700 will support a 2nd grade (PEN) field trip to FabLab.
Environmental Initiative - Pine Run Elementary
$505 to support a new environmental initiative to teach students about ecosystems, conservations and responsible resource use through activities like composting, rainwater collection and garden maintenance.
Flexible Seating for 2nd grade - Gayman and Doyle Elementary
$1000 ($500 for each school) will go towards purchasing flexible seat opportunities to help improve students’ focus, attention, and overall well-being throughout the day.
Listen and Love: Audiobooks for all - Kutz Elementary
$500 to provide access to a wide audiobook collection to cater to students who may struggle with traditional reading methods.
Flexible Seating for Art Room - CB West High School
$500 to support art students who would benefit from flexible seating options that promote healthy postures, individual learning styles, and student autonomy.
Multilingual Library Books - Groveland and Buckingham Elementary
$800 ($500 to Groveland and $300 to Buckingham) to expand the multilingual collection in the libraries to provide books and resources to students who are emerging English language learners to ensure all students feel represented, seen, and heard and have equitable access to literature.
Flexible Seating for Extended Day Kindergarten Classroom - Butler Elementary
$392 will be used to purchase flexible carpet seating options for all three kindergarten classrooms.
Chompsaw - Mill Creek Elementary
$268 towards the purchase of a ChompSaw that will be used to enhance classroom capabilities, bringing students’ ideas to life and transforming ordinary cardboard into extraordinary projects SAFELY.
STEM literature and activity books - Warwick Elementary
$147 to help establish a STEM Literature Collection with various STEM-related activities around coding, engineering, space exploration and problem-solving.
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Please feel free to contact us within working hours using information below. You can also submit your request via online form.
- PO Box 564. Doylestown, PA 18901-0564