Milton Foundation for Education

The Musto Companies

Bank of America
State Street
Comcast
Blue Hills Bank
Coldwell Banker
NStar
Corcoran and Associates
BNY/Mellon Bank
Fledging Fund
Valley Communications
Sullivan Insurance
New England Carpenter’s Union

Purchase tickets here at $65/person, or $60 if purchased by February 17, 2012.

NEW THIS YEAR - Reserve a table for ten at $70/person, including reserved seating, 2 bottles of wine and a dessert specialty.

For more ticket information, contact Meg Kaster at cmkaster@comcast.net.

HOW YOU
CAN HELP

Click here for Sponsorship Packet.

Learn about volunteer
opportunities, by emailing
Laura Conway at lpconway@rcn.com

The Big Beach Ball will raise money to support all six Milton Public Schools, and the ongoing work of the Milton Foundation for Education.

Upcoming Events

Auction Meeting

7:00 pm 267 Hillside St. All are welcome.

MAR 10

Big Beach Ball

Boston Marriott Quincy. Our Biggest Fundraiser for the year.

Links:

Milton Public Schools

SEP 10	MFE Announces Annual Fund Appeal The Milton Foundation for Education depends upon the support of the community to fund our grant program which allows teachers to enrich the curriculum and extend learning for all students. more...
JUN 20	MFE Awards $60,000 to Milton Public Schools. Representatives of the Milton Foundation for Education visited all six public schools in June to deliver grants from the Celebration for Education fundraiser in April.
MAY 19	Milton Foundation for Education Awards Spring Teacher Grants In what is now a spring tradition, the teachers and staff of the Milton Public Schools were excited to learn about the grants just received from the Milton Foundation for Education. On Tuesday, May 17, members of the MFE Board of Trustees surprised teachers with grants ranging from $250 to $1,200 to fund a wide range of educational projects and initiatives. Read full article.
MAR 11	“Celebration for Education” to honor MHS Alumni Anne Coghlan and Gary Kelly By Catherine Walsh (MHS ’80) One is a senior stateswoman of Milton who organized her 60th Milton High School reunion a few years ago. The other is a guy in his prime who graduated from Milton High over 30 years ago Read full article.

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