Spring ISD Education Foundation Launches Hurricane Relief Fund

HOUSTON, TX – If you’re looking for a way to help the Spring ISD community recover from the devastation of Hurricane Harvey, then the Spring Education Foundation wants to hear from you.

The Spring ISD Education Foundation has established the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund and is accepting monetary donations that will be used to support Spring families and employees as they work to recover from the aftermath of the storm. (Want to get daily news updates and other events going on in your area? Sign up for the free The Woodlands Patch morning newsletter.)

“We know the hard work is just beginning as many in our community recover and rebuild. We appreciate the Foundation for stepping up, as they always do, to help our families and staff members who have been devastated by this event,” said Spring ISD Superintendent Dr. Rodney Watson. “With all of us working together and supporting each other, we will persevere on behalf of our students and community.”

Tax-deductible donations can be made to the Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund by going to the Spring ISD Education Foundation website at give2springkids.org/ and clicking on the button Hurricane Harvey Donation.

The Foundation, established in 1993 to benefit the students and teachers of the District, is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization governed by a volunteer Board of Directors and is a collaborative effort that includes local business, community, and educational leaders.

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