MESA News: UNfundraiser, Food Drive Record, Spiritwear & More!

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Mansfield Elementary School Association Newsletter

Fall UNfundraiser

Now Through October 29th

Help us meet our fundraising goals for the 2021-2022 school year!

The UNfundraiser is an easy way to support our schools. There is nothing for children to sell, nothing for parents to buy, and 100% of your donation goes directly to the programs MESA runs for your child/children.

Your participation is completely voluntary and very much appreciated! You can simply make a donation via check or Paypal and 100% of your donation goes directly to MESA.

A suggested donation of $35/child will enable us to support our teachers and provide enrichment activities inside and outside of the classroom.

We are already a third of the way to our goal of $15,000!!

How to Donate

Payments can be made via PayPal: www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/1297702

Or send checks into school or mail to:

Mansfield Elementary Schools Association

245 East Street

Mansfield, MA 02048

Please make payments by October 29th.

Donations are tax deductible.

EIN: 04-3273013

*Don’t forget to check with your employer about matching funds.*

Donate Now!

Questions? Contact Lisa Beall or Rebecca Tiernan at [email protected]

Donations help fund:

* Math and Science Nights

* Teacher Grants

* In-school Field Trips (Aquarium, Plimoth Plantation,

Discovery Museums, Museum of Science Traveling Programs, and more)

* Kindergarten Garden Wonders/Kindergarten Social

* 1 Book 1 Grade/Bookworms

* Teacher Appreciation Dinners

* Field Days

* And many other programs and events!

UNfundraiser Flyer

Thank you for supporting MESA!!

FALL FOOD DRIVE

+4,000 POUNDS OF FOOD DONATED!!!

A huge thank you to everyone who was able to donate to this year's MESA Food Drive! Together, our school community collected more than 4,000 pounds of food for the Mansfield food pantry, setting a new record!

A special shout-out to the students in Mrs. DeAngelis's fifth-grade class, who donated a total of 394 pounds of food. Thanks to Dawn Saba and Denise Homer for their invaluable assistance planning and running the event; the teachers and administrators of both schools for making space (literally and figuratively) for this event during a logistically challenging year; and the many MESA and National Honor Society volunteers who helped weigh, sort, pack, and transport food. Thanks also to the food pantry team and the Congregational Church for providing day-of support and sorting space.