Community Notes
Mosaic Project: Thanks to funds raised by the PTA, Attea kids worked to design and create a permanent mosaic installation.
The Debra Gelfand Fund
provides essential support
so that all of our children are
given the same opportunities.
The Gelfand Fund supports our
needy children with school
supplies, shoes, boots, winter
jackets, gloves, clothing, and
other necessities.
—District 34 Social Worker
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“The Gelfand Fund has been a
great help in relieving financial
burdens from families in need.
—District 34 Principal
Accomplishments
The following services and/or items have
been provided to our neediest children in
Glenview School District #34 since 1990:
❤Shoes/Boots
❤Food
❤Clothing
❤Medical Assistance
❤School Expenses
Beginnings
Debra Gelfand, mother of six sons, was
an active parent volunteer in Glenview
District 34. She had a strong belief that
parents should be involved in school
activities. Debra provided many gifts and
monetary contributions to the schools
and gave countless hours of her time to
the District. She died on July 4, 1990 at
the age of 37 from cancer. This fund was
established in Debra’s memory to carry
on her belief that it is important to help
families in need.
Help support Glenview’s
needy children.
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Make checks payable to:
The Debra Gelfand Memorial Fund
Post Office Box 368
Glenview, Illinois 60025
For more information contact:
Glenview School District #34
847-998-5000
or your school principal/social worker.
For more details, please contact the PTA chairperson for this program.
Ink Jet Recycling Please send in your used ink jet cartridges— there’s a collection box in the library. The PTA recycles them and makes a small profit. For more details, please contact the PTA Environmental chairperson.
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