The Ninnekah Public School Foundation is proud to assist the Ninnekah Archery teams with the donation of 76 new arrows.
Raising Money to Support OYE Livestock Entries, Building on Gift Received
The Ninnekah Public School Foundation recently received a gift from a generous individual to help pay for the entries of students who will exhibit livestock at the Oklahoma Youth Expo in March. The Foundation would like to build on this generous gift so that this benefit can be extended to as many students as possible and so will accept additional donations specifically for this purpose.
Any donation that mentions OYE in the notes will be directed specifically for this purpose.
Anyone wishing to donate online can do so at paypal.me/NinnekahFoundation or by contacting the Foundation.
Foundation helping raise money for Ninnekah Archery to attend National Meet
The Ninnekah Public School Foundation is assisting Ninnekah Archery in raising funds to attend the National Archery Meet to be held May 5-8 in Louisville, Ken. Anyone interested in making a donation can use the PayPal button below or using paypal.me/NinnekahFoundation.
The Foundation is a 501(c)(3) and all donations are tax deductible. Individuals who need a gift receipt should indicate it, along with their full name, in the notes section of the PayPal transaction.
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Foundation gifts supplies to teachers for start of new school year
The Ninnekah Public School Foundation delivered a box of gift bags for teachers to start the new school year. Each bag contains two pens, two document clips, and two bottles of hand sanitizer.
“It’s a small gift for our hard-workers teachers,” said the Foundation President. “Hopefully all the items will be useful.”
Foundation Donates 100 Bags for School to Distrbute to Deserving Students
The Ninnekah Public School Foundations is donating 100 small messenger bags to the school, to be distributed to deserving students. Ninnekah High School and Junior High will receive 30 bags each with the remaining 40 going to Ninnekah Elementary. Each building’s principal is free to distribute the bags according to the criteria and timing of their choice.
Each bad contains a letter from the Foundation, a combination ink pen-stylus, a clip and a 1 oz hand sanitizer.
These bags are part of the Foundation’s attempts to find small ways to improve the lives of Ninnekah faculty and students until the General Fund generates sufficient income to offer grants.