Business Details
30 Years
experience
Supporting Educational Excellence in Sunnyvale, CA
The Fremont Union High Schools Foundation is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to expanding educational opportunities across five high schools in the Fremont Union High School District. Since 1996, we have raised over $5 million to support innovative programs, teacher grants, and student scholarships that enhance STEM education, arts, college readiness, and mental health services. Our mission focuses on fostering lifelong learning through community partnerships, donor contributions, and volunteer engagement. With a volunteer-driven board and strategic initiatives like the Hung Wei Memorial Fund, we prioritize equitable access to resources that empower 9,344 students annually.Our transparency is demonstrated through public financial reports and policies, while our impact is evidenced by 350+ scholarships awarded and critical support for robotics programs, mental health referrals via Care Solace, and career development initiatives. We maintain rigorous standards through E-E-A-T principles by documenting measurable outcomes, showcasing donor impact stories, and adhering to ethical governance practices.
Services
Academic Enrichment
Student Scholarships
Mental Health Services
College Readiness
Teacher Grants
Details
- Year established: 1996
Highlights and features
- We have awarded $5 million in educational support since 1996
- Our programs directly benefit 9,344 students across five high schools
- We maintain financial transparency with public Form 990 filings
- We fund critical mental health services through Care Solace partnerships
- Our volunteer board includes industry professionals and educators
What people say
Generous scholarship support
Critical mental health services
Transparent financial practices
Strong robotics program funding
Dedicated volunteer board
Services
Academic Enrichment
We fund STEM classes, robotics teams, and science competitions at all five high schools. Our $350,000 annual investment enables 160+ additional students to access cutting-edge technology and competitive robotics programs. This support includes equipment purchases, competition fees, and specialized training for educators.
Student Scholarships
Since 2018, we've awarded $74,500 in scholarships to graduating seniors. Recipients receive $4,000-$7,000 awards based on academic achievement, financial need, and community involvement. Our selection process involves independent review panels ensuring equitable distribution across all five schools.
Mental Health Services
Through Care Solace partnerships, we provide 24/7 mental health referrals for students and families. Our program connects users with qualified professionals, offering multilingual support and crisis intervention resources accessible via phone or online platforms.
College Readiness
We fund Naviance career planning tools, resume workshops, and job fairs. Our programs include mock interviews with industry professionals and college application guidance, serving over 2,000 students annually through personalized counseling sessions.
Teacher Grants
Since 2018, we've awarded $250,000 in direct grants to educators. Teachers apply for funding to implement innovative projects, with recent grants supporting molecular modeling kits, interactive physics equipment, and multilingual library resources for English language learners.
People
Rita Allen
Board Member
Board member with a proven ability to step outside comfort zones, bringing innovative perspectives to educational initiatives while maintaining community engagement.
Manisha Anarkat
Board Member
Dedicated volunteer who consistently finds joy in educational initiatives, channeling positive energy into program development and donor relations.
Graham Clark
Board Member
Reliable board member known for steadfast commitment to educational equity, providing strategic guidance through long-term planning and financial oversight.
Ashish Garg
Board Member
Community leader recognized for creating positive environments through smile-driven engagement, focusing on technology integration in classroom settings.
Neetu Garg
Board Member
Adaptable volunteer with expertise in resource optimization, implementing flexible solutions to meet evolving educational needs across district schools.
Questions
What educational programs does the foundation fund?
We fund STEM classes, robotics programs, visual arts, college readiness initiatives, and mental health services through Care Solace partnerships across all five district high schools.
Are donations tax-deductible?
Yes, all donations are tax-deductible with our EIN 94-2907804. Donors receive proper documentation for tax filing purposes.
How are scholarship recipients selected?
Students receive scholarships through teacher or counselor nominations based on academic merit, financial need, and extracurricular involvement.
Can businesses partner with the foundation?
Yes, we welcome corporate partnerships through sponsorships, matching gift programs, and collaborative initiatives supporting student development.
How can I volunteer?
Visit our Volunteer Opportunities page to join our board, assist with events, or support specific programs like robotics or college readiness.
What financial transparency measures exist?
We publish annual reports, Form 990 filings, and maintain a Whistleblower Policy available on our website for public review.
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