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Rotary Club of Edmonds donates 2K to Foundation for Edmonds School District

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Rotary Club of Edmonds donated $2,000 to the Foundation for Edmonds School District on June 3, focusing on enhancing educational opportunities for local students. These funds will support scholarships, grants, and resources for both students and educators in the district. President Suzanne James highlighted the donation as a testament to the club’s commitment to community improvement. Service Chair Alison Pence joined her in presenting the check to executive director Deborah Brandi. The Foundation for Edmonds School District has a history of providing critical support for education, making this donation particularly impactful.

James stated, “We are proud to support the Foundation for Edmonds School District and its mission to improve the lives of our local students. ” The Rotary Club's ongoing efforts demonstrate a significant investment in the future of education in Edmonds. Community engagement in education remains a priority, as local organizations collaborate to uplift student success.

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