Parsippany Education Foundation, Inc.
Recent News
For over 25 years, the Parsippany Education Foundation has given back to the students of the Parsippany-Troy Hills school district. Over $470,000 in grants and scholarships have been awarded to our 14 district schools and graduating seniors since 1996.
Comfy for a Cause Day - March 27th
PEF Jeans Day has gotten even Comfier! Participating PTHSD staff members are invited to wear jeans OR sweats to work on Thursday, March 27th! Prefer not to dress comfy? A "High ($)5" to the Parsippany Education Foundation would still be much appreciated to cheer us on in our mission to enrich and enhance the educational experience of Parsippany-Troy Hills students. Cash donations can be given to the Head Secretary at any PTHSD building or Venmo donations to @ParsippanyEducationFoundation.
PEF board president, Andrew Ladas presented the Board of Education with a check for $17,920.65 at the November 14, 2024 board meeting. Fifteen grants were approved that ranged in scope from the arts and ESL support to elementary math manipulatives and robotics; from new technology in our Physical Education departments to initiatives that enrich our special needs student community. Thank you to all applicants for submitting such enriching proposals! Find a complete list of approved grants here.
$5,000 Parsippany Education Foundation -
Joseph Windish Memorial Scholarship
Sponsored by McCabe, Heidrich & Wong, PC
Thanks to a generous donation by McCabe, Heidrich & Wong, PC, once again the Parsippany Education Foundation is offering a $5,000 scholarship to one graduating senior at each of Parsippany's two high schools. Parsippany seniors are encouraged to reach out to their Guidance department or check their Naviance accounts for applications and further information including application deadlines.
Featured Grant: PHHS & PHS
"Liberty Science Center Exploration"
Students explored the exhibits at Liberty Science Center alongside their Peer Leaders, engaging in hands-on learning about careers in science, including working with animals as veterinarians, jobs in the planetarium, and the role of a geologist. Both schools had a fantastic time interacting with one another and their Peer Leaders, making it a fun and enriching experience for all! Liberty Science Center is an excellent choice for Community-Based Instruction trips, especially for students with special needs. Their hands-on exhibits and sensory-friendly options make learning engaging and accessible.
Announcements & Upcoming Events
The Foundation raises funds throughout the year by hosting various events and through generous donations from Corporate and Community Members.
PEF awarded $27,920.65 in grants and scholarships for the 2024-2025 school year!
Comfy for a Cause Day PTHSD staff fundraiser - March 27, 2025
Our annual Tom Ladas Memorial Golf Outing will be held on May 13, 2025 at the beautiful Knoll West Country Club! Check out our 2025 brochure for details on how you can be a sponsor, golfer or volunteer at this wonderful annual event.
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How you can help
The Foundation is a listed recipient of the United Way of Morris County and participates in Blue Foundry Bank's Community Alliance Program (CAP). Since we are a 501(c)(3) non-profit educational organization, tax-deductible donations to the Foundation may be matched by corporations as well. Please check with your employer.
Direct donations are very appreciated, and can be made via Venmo @ParsippanyEducationFoundation or mailed to:
Parsippany Education Foundation
P.O. Box 200
Parsippany, New Jersey 07054-0200
About Us
The Parsippany Education Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit organization established in 1996 to enrich the opportunities and experiences of students in the Parsippany-Troy Hills School District. Its Board of Directors consists of volunteers committed to developing a community of learners. The Foundation awards proposals put forth by the three groups who have direct involvement in the learning process: students, educators, and parents. By encouraging a triadic approach to planning educational innovations, ideas will gain strength since they have the support of all three groups from the onset.