Back by popular demand after a year’s hiatus, the North Penn School District (NPSD) Educational Foundation’s Online Auction is now open for bidding at npef.afrogs.org through Tuesday, May 4 at 9 p.m.
If you thought previous years’ items were hot, wait until you see what our generous donors have in store for you! If you'd like to try your luck at lottery ticket raffle baskets, enjoy exclusive packages from local restaurants and so much more - this auction is for you!
Plus, don’t miss your chance at exclusive North Penn experiences like:
All North Penn community members are invited to bid in the online auction to help the foundation raise money to provide innovative learning experiences for over 13,000 students in the district. All funds raised through this auction will return to NPSD classrooms through innovative grants and supplemental programs to close the opportunity gap for students in the 2021-2022 school year and for years to come.
For more than 30 years, the NPSD Educational Foundation has provided innovative, educational opportunities to North Penn students in pursuit of our vision to ignite student success. From supporting grants for classroom projects, field trips and nationally known guest speakers to providing internet access and school supplies to students in need, the Foundation reaches each of the 13,000 students in the NPSD in some way, every single day.
To start bidding now, visit npef.afrogs.org. Bidding will close at 9 p.m. on Tuesday, May 4. Be sure to keep a close eye on your favorite items, as competition is sure to be neck-and-neck for these exclusive North Penn experiences!
For more information about the NPSD Educational Foundation, visit www.npennedfoundation.org or contact the foundation’s executive director, Christine Liberaski, at 215-853-1020 or [email protected].
See also:
Editorial: Challenging Times Call for Collaborative Solutions
North Penn School Board Votes To Waive Fees For Summer School Programs
North Penn High School Addresses Families After 6 Students Recently Test Positive For COVID-19
North Penn School Board, Rep. Ciresi Discuss Charter School Reform
