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Education is the great equalizer

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As the recognized district-wide education foundation for Franklin County Florida School District, we work collaboratively with school leaders to determine how and where private-sector investment and volunteer involvement can have the greatest impact on student success.

Organized November 30, 2018, Florida Corporation # N18000012632

An IRS 501(c) (3) Tax Exempt Organization EIN # 84-5073199

Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Solicitation of Contributions Registration #CH62837

A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES

BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) www.fdacs.gov


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Our mission is to strengthen Franklin County Florida Schools through advocacy, investment of resources, community involvement and programs supporting teachers, guiding students to optimize their scholastic success.


Our vision is to facilitate community support with teacher and student needs fostering an environment to encourage future effective leaders for Franklin County, Florida and beyond.


Core Beliefs

  • Prosperous communities fundamentally need well educated students
  • Every student deserves access and fair opportunities
  • Community partner support maximizes student and teacher success
  • Empowered teachers create effective teachers driving student achievement
  • Teacher retention builds better schools

what we offer

We leverage investments to encourage innovative

approaches to help our teachers and schools succeed in eliminating opportunity gaps for students.

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Grades 8-12 mentoring program which upon completion earns each participant a 2-year prepaid tuition scholarship at a state institution.

Scholars receive a monthly allowance to cover school and living expenses.

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Fund classroom resources that the school system and students’ parents do not cover upon written requests by teachers and staff.

what we do

No other entity is more familiar with the needs, resources, and efforts in our schools. We can help you plug in and make a meaningful difference for our students.

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education banquet

Spring event honoring the District's teacher and school employee of the year as well as all educators and families with the help of local sponsors.

aid to Teachers

English as a Second Language

-GED Materials

-Field Trip to Tallahassee

-Brain Bowl Team Competition

JROTC Olympic Team Compettion

our needs

If you want to make change in our community—lasting

change for individuals, families and the future of our entire community—you can start by partnering with us.

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funding

$25,000 for Take Stock in Children 6 students

$1,400 JumpStart Scholarships

Special Activities to enhance students lives and resiliency

community involvement

Business Partners to invest

Committee chairs, vice chairs and working board members to join our efforts

Volunteers

Whether you want to work one on one with a student, lend your professional expertise, help organize an event or volunteer behind the scenes, we can match you with a meaningful opportunity to make a positive difference for our students.

Our local partners

Diamond Sponsors

Air Con of Wakulla

Community Foundation of Acadiana

Dermatology Associaltes-Dr. Marc Inglese

Platinum Sponsors

Acentria Insurance

Apalach Outfitters

Blue Parrot Oceanfront Café

The PEO Law Firm

Water Street Seafood

White Sands Investment Partners, LLC

Gold Sponsors

Apalachicola ACE Hardware

Coastline Clearing & Development LLC

Duke Energy

Emerald Coast Federal Credit Union

Gunn Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc.

Robertson & Associates

Sheila & Stephen Lanier

SGI Trading Company / Beach Planet

Sign De-Sign

Silver Sponsors

98 Liquors

Apalachicola Bay Rotary Club

Coast / Oystercatcher LLC

Duncan Home Construction

Fisherman's Choice and Get the Scoop

Half Shell Dockside

Kristy Branch Banks, PA

Live Oak Gallery

Red Pirate Family Grill & Oyster Bar

Seaside Cotton LLC

St. George Island Civic Club

The Naumann Group Real Estate

Bronze Sponsors

Barbara Sanders, PA

Bayside Coffee

Buccaneer Inn

Cindy L. Donald

Fisher & Friedman, PA

GoFish Clothing & Jewelry

Grady Market

Joyce Estes Gallery

Island Adventures

Bronze Sponsors (cont)

Marilyn Brogan Jewelry

Mount Up Consulting, LLC

Northrop Family Animal Care Inc.

Owl Café

Riverlily

Tamara's To Go

Tiffin’s Furniture

Martha Gheradi & Richard Watson

Susan & Roy Wilcox

Patron Sponsors

BECASA

Betsy's Sunflower Kitchen Store

La Dolce Vita

River's Edge Gallery

Rose's Botanicals

The Pearl

The Shop

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Franklin Education Foundation

PO Box 801

Eastpoint, FL 32328

Board of directors

Cliff Butler, Executive Director

franklincef.fl@gmail.com

Joyce Estes, Chair

Elinor Mount-Simmons, Vice Chair

Denise Butler, Secretary

Joe Taylor

Myrtis Wynn

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As a member of the Consortium of Florida Education Foundations, we are connected to statewide and national resources and part of a collegial community of local education foundations committed to building partnerships, innovating leading practices and impacting students coast to coast.

Organized November 30, 2018, Florida Corporation # N18000012632

An IRS 501(c) (3) Tax Exempt Organization EIN # 84-5073199

Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services Solicitation of Contributions Registration #CH62837

A COPY OF THE OFFICIAL REGISTRATION AND FINANCIAL INFORMATION MAY BE OBTAINED FROM THE DIVISION OF CONSUMER SERVICES

BY CALLING TOLL-FREE WITHIN THE STATE. REGISTRATION DOES NOT IMPLY ENDORSEMENT, APPROVAL, OR RECOMMENDATION BY THE STATE.800-HELP-FLA (435-7352) www.fdacs.gov