Give to UTCDC
Read one parent's reasons for giving.
Supporting the Child Development Center is easier than ever.
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"Volunteering and fundraising bring us together as a community, helping us care for our children."
The UTCDC encourages families to donate towards the One to Grow On campaign.
Giving to the campaign not only builds the UTCDC community, but also contributes to a sense of shared purpose and accomplishment. The Center is grateful to the 96 families that made campaign contributions in 2006-2007, which represents 31 percent of all UTCDC families.
Please plan to give to the One to Grow On annual campaign this year, and help reach our fundraising goals. UTCDC families who contribute over $25 towards the One to Grow on campaign will have their names listed on a donor panel for the next year.
In the fall and in the spring, look for the Giving Tree at your center. It provides parents with opportunities to "pick an apple" representing a specific item requested by your child’s teacher. By picking an apple you will directly benefit your child’s classroom, the center and help us reach our One to Grow On Goal!
| Success for One to Grow On 2006-2007 | One to Grow On Campaign 2007-2008 |
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Thanks to the generous contributions of UTCDC families and grandparents, the center surpassed its $15,000 goal for the year! The campaign generated $15,400, which is the most the UTCDC campaign has ever raised and represents a 66 percent increase from prior year giving. In addition, more than 50 UTCDC grandparents contributed to the One to Grow on Campaign, generating more than $3,200. This extraordinary support has enabled the center to meet all of its annual goals.
Total Spending $15,400 |
This fiscal year presents many opportunities to enhance the learning environment for our children. To meet these top priorities, UTCDC has set a fundraising goal of $12,500.
Total Goal = $12,500 |
"As a family, we are grateful everyday for the chance to go to school at such a fun, loving and learning place." —Kelsey Evans, August and Avery’s mom
