FUNDRAISER What: Summer Camp Online Guidebook Why: To create a resource for the District 181 community, giving families information about summer activities for K-8 students. Who: Any organization who wishes to promote their summer activities may participate. When: The guidebook will be e-mailed to all D181 families in March, and be available on the District 181 Foundation’s website and social media pages. Participating
organizations will have an opportunity to update their submissions in May.
it for posterity.
How: Register through March 15 at www. d181foundation.org. The directory fee is $20; it is $50 for a half-page ad, and $100 for a full-page ad.
Who: Students will benefit from the opportunity to share their thoughts and feelings. The book will be a treasure for the whole community, with copies being distributed to local libraries and schools.
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When: The book will be available in May.
What: Young Writers Night – The 2020 Project asks District 181 students to write about their experiences in 2020. Their pieces will be compiled into a hardcover book.
How: Students writers were assigned a teacher mentor to help with the writing process. Celebrations and workshops will be scheduled throughout the spring and summer.
Why: We have just lived through a year like no other, and we need to document
For more information, visit d181foundation.org, or dial 630-244-7698. HINSDALE MAGAZINE | HinsdaleMag.com
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