BUILDING HOPE ANNOUNCES THIRD ANNUAL IMPACT GRANT WINNERS
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星期五, 四月 26, 2024
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WASHINGTON, April 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Building Hope, the non-profit leader in charter school facilities, financing, and services, celebrated the remarkable achievements of leaders from 12 inspirational charter schools and two charter volunteer leaders nationwide. Last night, at the conclusion of its third annual Building Hope IMPACT Summit, Building Hope awarded a total of $170,000 in grant awards. The grants were presented in recognition of the outstanding contributions of these schools in community engagement, educational innovation, student empowerment, and charter school leadership.
Key Points:
- Last night, at the conclusion of its third annual Building Hope IMPACT Summit, Building Hope awarded a total of $170,000 in grant awards.
- "Each year the IMPACT Summit provides an opportunity to honor and celebrate trailblazing charter schools, education leaders and volunteers," said President and CEO of Building Hope William D. Hansen.
- In March, Building Hope also honored Sujei DaSilva and Danielle Sell with the Shellie-Ann Braswell Shine Brighter Awards for their volunteer leadership and meaningful impact.
- The fourth annual IMPACT Awards application window will open in the Fall of 2024, and winners will be announced in early 2025.