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Endowment Fund for School Choice announces campaign to raise $40 billion to fund Jewish Day School Students

08-08-2016 01:31 PM CET | Associations & Organizations

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Endowment Fund for School Choice announces campaign to raise $40 billion to fund Jewish Day School Students

E. Windsor, NJ (August 7, 2016) - The Endowment Fund for School Choice ("Endowment Fund") announced today it is open for business. Aaron Sears, President of the Endowment Fund, explained that "The Endowment Fund's goal is to provide every Jewish Day School student with a $10,000/yr voucher." The Endowment Fund is requesting the public's support to make this goal a reality. The vouchers would apply to day school students across the United States.

The Endowment Fund for School Choice is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

In NYC, NY, Jews have recently overtaken Catholics as the #1 student body in private school (source: New York State Education Department). On the one hand, it's a miracle. On the other hand, the Jewish day schools suffer from a lack of resources. Up until now, there hasn't been a national charity to support Jewish day schools. There is now. It's called The Endowment Fund for School Choice.

"Jewish Day School" means a school which educates students of the Jewish faith, in K to 12th grade, in a program which includes Jewish-specific areas of study and which has a student body which is overwhelmingly Jewish . Warren Hyman, VP, explained, "The school can offer both in-class and distance learning. Students may be in mainstream and/or special-ed programs. The Jewish Day Schools may be aligned with the traditional (aka Orthodox), reform, conservative movements and/or unaffiliated schools. The stream of Judaism followed by the school is irrelevant."

In 2016, the Endowment Fund was formed by a group of concerned parents who know firsthand the challenges of private schooling affordability. The local community including all the local Rebbeim, have publicly endorsed The Endowment Fund's objectives.

Sam Braun, VP, proudly explained "the Endowment Fund is a 100% volunteer-run organization with no paid staff. An extremely low overhead rate means nearly 100% of the monies raised can be used for school vouchers." Devorah Blumberg, VP, explained "The Endowment Fund won't be operating schools or devising curriculums. Instead, the Endowment Fund will be operated like a scholarship fund with minimal staff. The vast majority of funds raised and dividends received will either grow the endowment or be used for vouchers."

Anyone interested in assisting should visit the Endowment Fund's website at www.endowmentfundforschoolchoice.com.

In 2016, a group of parents came together to help resolve the tuition crisis in the Jewish Day Schools. The goal is to provide every day school student with a $10,000/yr voucher.

Aaron Sears, CPA, President
Endowment Fund for School Choice
487 Madison Dr.
E. Windsor, NJ 08520
c: 609-619-2384
admin@endowmentfundforschoolchoice.com
www.endowmentfundforschoolchoice.com

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