The Chatham Education Foundation (CEF) is an independent non-profit organization whose mission is to enhance public education through private funding. Read More.
CEF is committed to funding special projects and equipment throughout Chatham public schools, either as district-wide gifts or grants to teachers for use in their classrooms. Read More.
This year's 11th Annual Taste of Chatham was a fabulous evening of fine cuisine, good wine, and great fun! Thank you Chatham, friends, family, and teachers for all of your support.
This annual event serves as the single largest fundraiser for the Chatham Education Foundation and all proceeds will go directly to supporting educational projects throughout the School District of the Chathams.
If you agree that a strong school system is essential in maintaining solid community values, please support the Chatham Education Foundation with a tax-deductible contribution. We accept stocks and securities, employer matching funds, and planned and legacy gifts. Also, attendance at the Taste of Chatham fundraiser held annually in the fall, or contributions to the Teacher Tribute Fund in December and June, are other ways you can help CEF financially. With your help, the Chatham Education Foundation will continue the mission to provide enhanced learning experiences for the children of the Chathams. Thank you for your contribution to advance academic excellence.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 16 November 2011 14:44
During the holiday season, the Chatham Education Foundation (CEF) offers an easy way for families to express their appreciation to Chatham educators through the Holiday Teacher Tribute. By contributing to CEF in honor of a teacher or teachers, you can truly make a difference in enhancing education in the Chatham public schools.
May 2009 -- In an effort to update the funding model that the Chatham Education Foundation (CEF) has used for the past 12 years, the Board of Trustees has made some exciting changes to the grant process. The Board recognizes that because of budget constraints, larger amounts of private funding are needed to support innovative and creative educational programs. However, in today’s economy those private funds are more difficult to garner.