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Engaging the community with innovative initiatives, the Laingsburg Educational Advancement Foundation (LEAF) has been at the forefront of some remarkable activities and news events. These events not only aim to raise crucial funds for education but also foster a sense of unity and shared purpose within our community. From traditional in-person fundraisers to exciting virtual events, LEAF showcases the power of collective effort in advancing education. Stay tuned to our news and media page for regular updates on these inspiring endeavors and learn how you can contribute to our charitable journey.

10th Annual LEAF Fundraiser

Three women holding up a large check from the Laingsburg Educational Advancement Foundation with pride.
LEAF President April Rowley presents grand-prize winners Jessica Doepker (left) and Renee Gutzman (right) with their ceremonial checks.

The 10th Annual LEAF Fundraiser held at Eagle Eye Golf Club by Laingsburg Educational Advancement Foundation netted more than $16,000 that will be used for grants for teachers, student groups, and staff at Laingsburg Community Schools. Renee Gutzman (far right) and Jessica Doepker (far left) chose to split the two final cash prizes of $500 and $3000 for $1750 each. Helping congratulate the winners is LEAF President April Rowley.

Laingsburg Community Schools to Receive Nearly $50,000 in Grant Money from Community

Laingsburg School Board accepts $22,400 from LEAF President Carrie Rathbun.
Laingsburg School Board accepts $22,400 from LEAF President Carrie Rathbun.
Laingsburg Lions Club members Julia Janssen, Mike Kacsor, and Mike Danek presented the Board with $9,600 in funds for a new high school robotics curriculum and new K-5 science kits, which are being funded in partnership with LEAF.
Laingsburg Lions Club members Julia Janssen, Mike Kacsor, and Mike Danek presented the Board with $9,600 in funds for a new high school robotics curriculum and new K-5 science kits, which are being funded in partnership with LEAF.
Tom Turek, Laingsburg Schools Board President Maggie Sayles, Beth Eggleston, Sports Boosters Treasurer Sue Baylis, Monica Butler, and Craig Baylis stand together as the Laingsburg Sports Boosters' check for $17,440 is shared with the district.
(Left to right) Tom Turek, Laingsburg Schools Board President Maggie Sayles, Beth Eggleston, Sports Boosters Treasurer Sue Baylis, Monica Butler, and Craig Baylis stand together as the Laingsburg Sports Boosters' check for $17,440 is shared with the district.

Funds help support innovative programs that help attract school-of-choice students from 11 other districts.

The Laingsburg Community Schools Board will receive about $49,440 in grants at its meeting at 7 p.m. on February 19, 2014, at the Laingsburg High School Multipurpose Room. The funds are being presented by the Laingsburg Educational Advancement Foundation (LEAF), Laingsburg Sports Boosters, and Laingsburg Lions Club. Read More.

Laingsburg Students and Teachers to Benefit from New Grants

Pictured are a few of the items LEAF has funded over the past year.
Pictured are a few of the items LEAF has funded over the past year.

It's that time of year again when students and teachers at Laingsburg Community Schools see a big boost in the "fun factor" of their teaching and learning, thanks to $20,000 in new monies recently granted. This is the largest amount of grant awards LEAF has made since its inception 20 years ago. Read More.