What they call their work
What they do
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College Access and Success Support 1 activity
- Funding college access and guidance programsSupports college readiness by funding college tours and campus visits, particularly for financially disadvantaged and bilingual students and families, to increase post-secondary education exposure and access.
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Teacher & Classroom Innovation Grants 1 activity
- Funding curriculum enrichment grants for Harrison Central School District studentsProvides grants to school administrators and teachers for special projects and programs that extend beyond the school budget, distributing over 100 grants and up to $15,000 annually in enrichment funding for students in the Harrison Central School District.
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Educational Technology Access and Support 1 activity
- Funding direct educational materials and equipment for K–12 programsFinances the purchase of instructional materials, technology, and specialized equipment across K–12 schools, including 3D printers, audio recording systems, robotics kits, calculators, e-books, air filtration systems, and large-format printers to support STEM, arts, special education, and remote learning initiatives.
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Literacy Program Funding 1 activity
- Funding literacy and foundational learning resourcesProvides funding for classroom library books, take-home literacy kits for K–2 students, and supplemental digital learning tools like Dreambox Learning to support early reading, spelling, and mathematics instruction aligned with IB certification goals.
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Music Education Support 1 activity
- Funding music, arts, and technical theatre enhancementsFinances equipment and program expansions in music and theatre education, including ukuleles for middle school music classes, technical theatre audio recording gear, and flexible seating and visual learning tools in arts classrooms.
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Youth Sports Access and Equipment Support 1 activity
- Funding physical education and wellness programsSupports student health and fitness through targeted funding for physical education initiatives, including inline skating programs, TRX Suspension trainers, portable cardio equipment, and archery programs at Harrison High School and LMK.
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Teacher Professional Development 1 activity
- Funding teacher professional developmentFinances training and capacity-building for elementary school teachers to support the implementation of the International Baccalaureate Primary Years Program.
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Who runs it
- CHRISSY HAZELTON — TRUSTEE
- HUNTER BROWN — TRUSTEE
- JAMES P FLYNN — TRUSTEE
- JAYMEE HURVITZ — TRUSTEE
- JENNIFER LEWIS — TRUSTEE
- REGINA SALEMO — TRUSTEE
- SARI BERNARDO — TRUSTEE
- SHAUN ROWATT — TRUSTEE
Who they work with
- Harrison Central School District Government — Primary beneficiary of grants and enrichment programs funded by HEF.
- Harrison Central School District Partner — Primary educational partner for grantmaking and program implementation.
- Harrison Central School District Partner — Primary educational partner for which HEF funds academic enrichment programs across all six schools.
- Harrison Central School District Partner — Primary partner for funding curriculum enrichment and educational programs.
- Harrison High School Partner — Recipient of grants for academic, arts, and physical education programs including archery, design tech, and college tours.
- Larchmont Manor School Partner — Recipient of grants for programs including Skate in School, general music, and PE enhancements.
- Microsoft Partner — Appears as a named supporter or donor on the list of contributors
- lisasiega@me.com Partner — Receives copies of grant applications, indicating administrative or operational collaboration.
How they approach the work
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- Community-School District Partnershipsmethodology: community-district_partnershipsBy fostering partnerships between the community and school district, we advance educational excellence because collaborative relationships expand resources and support innovative teaching and learning experiences.
- Curriculum Enrichment Grantmakingmethodology: curriculum_enrichment_grantmakingBy providing private funding for curriculum enrichment programs, we enhance educational opportunities and support student success because access to enriched academic experiences improves engagement and learning outcomes.
- First-Submitted Grant Review Processmethodology: first-submitted grant reviewBy using a first-submitted review process for small grants, we ensure timely funding decisions because prioritizing early applications reduces delays and enables schools to plan enrichment activities independent of fluctuating district budgets.