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| Specific Projects you may help with: On a monthly basis Can you sponsor a child?The tuition for our school is at a minimal cost to each student. We only charge about half of what the actual costs should be. Unfortunately some families cannot even meet this small monthly amount.The tuition fees per month are as follows: Kindergarten $25 US / month Lower grades $50 US / month Upper grades $75 US /month If you would be interested in helping to sponsor a student please contact us. THANK YOU to our faithful donors who are sponsoring students by paying their monthly tuitions!
Sponsor a teacher or worker Without teachers our students will be playing rather than learning. Our teachers come to us as missionary workers receiving no financial compensation from the school. They live on the school grounds for a minimal rent and are able to use school vehicles when they are available. Teachers may be sponsored for any amount on a monthly or quarterly basis. You will have direct communication with the worker you support. Make lunch We no longer have free lunches and God has provided for us in many ways. If you would like to make lunch for the students and staff, send us your recipe and a check to cover the cost of supplies. We will make it and send you a picture! THANK YOU to our faithful Monday and Tuesday cooks who prepare yummy meals and deliver them hot at noon! Buy LunchFor $15 you can buy lunch for the staff and students of ESD. Our regular meals include: Rice and beans Pork chops or chicken Veggies | Spagetti Meatsauce Salad Bread | Hotdogs Salad or veggies Chips | Sandwiches on fresh bread Lettuce and tomato Carrot sticks | You can treat us by sending along additional for dessert, fresh fruits, or a surprise! Annual Projects
Buy them books or uniformsWe buy the students’ books for them at the beginning of each school year. The families who can afford it pay a $75 matriculation fee to help with the cost of books and school supplies. The actual cost for these purchases is anywhere from $100 to $175 depending on the subject matter and grade level.
Buy school uniforms for any child. The uniform is a white polo shirt and blue dress slacks for the boys, a blue skirt for the girls.
ONE TIME PROJECTS Computer replacements Several of our computers are leaving us... slowly but surely. We are interested in replacing them and are praying for the $ to do so. THANK YOU TO OUR RECENT DONOR who provided a gift for two new ACER CPUs with wireless attachments and an extended three year service warranty :-) for the classrooms. We are excited to have a Best Buy store in the area now.
REtop the multi-purpose games court Our court is getting older and needs some refurbishing. Additionally we are looking into a gentler top so that little knees do not get shredded when their owners fall. We estimate this project (surfacing, backboards, backstop/fence) to be about $2000. ( We are looking into http://www.aplusplaygrounds.com/pourinplace and are open to suggestions.)
Help us get a car or van. The school owns two 15 passenger vans which are available only for staff over 21 years of age to drive. The school also owns a minivan which is used for business trips and student transportation. All of our vehicles are approaching the 10 year mark. We are looking into the purchase of a car in an effort to be environmentally friendly and save on gas and other expenses. A car can be purchased for $5000 or less.
THANK YOU to the two car owners who recently donated their cars to ESD! (One is being used by the staff for running around and doing errands while the other is currently on-loan to one of our volunteers.)
Tax receipts will be issued for all donations. From the US, gifts and donations should be sent payable to ESD HC-01 Box 7111 Luquillo PR 00773
In Canada, gifts and donations should be sent payable to WMD Attn: Kirk Dupre, 39 Meadow Crescent Whitby, Ontario, Canada L1N 3J2 The Evangelical School for the Deaf (E.S.D.)
provides educational services for deaf and hearing impaired children in Puerto Rico. E.S.D. is
classified as a school under Sections 509(a)(1) and 170(b)(1)(A)(ii) of
the Internal Revenue Code and is a nonprofit organization under Section
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