Nonprofit – Grant – Foundations collaborate on Weld career project
The Weld RE-4 Education Foundation received $2,000 from the Windsor Community Foundation and will use the money, along with a donation from the Bank of Colorado, for its Career Pathways Catalyst Project. The project provides financial assistance to Weld RE-4 high school students who participate in college-level programs while in high school. Students interested in financial assistance through this project should contact guidance counselors at Windsor High School or Severance High School at the start of the new school year.
The Weld RE-4 Education Foundation received $2,000 from the Windsor Community Foundation and will use the money, along with a donation from the Bank of Colorado, for its Career Pathways Catalyst Project. The project provides financial assistance to Weld RE-4 high school students who participate in college-level programs while in high school. Students interested in financial assistance through this project should contact guidance counselors at Windsor High School or Severance High School at the start of the new school year.
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