Recently, the Internal Revenue Service approved non-profit 501(c)3 status for the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Foundation. That means the foundation can solicit grants and donations as a fully qualified non-profit organization. Donations made to the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Foundation are tax-deductible.
You can support work-based learning in Pasadena Unified School District high schools by donating to the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Foundation's Year-End Appeal. Donations of any size are welcome and appreciated. The tax id number for the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Foundation is 82-1823970
You can make a fully tax-deductible donation at: http://www.pasadenayouthworks.org/sponsors .
You can also send a check to:
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Foundation 44 North Mentor Avenue Pasadena, CA 91106-1745
Sponsor a student stipend at $250 each or donate another amount. 100% of funds donated directly support our work-based learning programs in PUSD high schools.
Donations support the work-based learning efforts in support of the Law and Public Service and APP Academies at Pasadena High School, the Business and Entrepreneurship and Engineering and Environmental Science Academies at Muir High School, the Health Careers Academy at Blair HIgh School and the CEO (Career Exploration Opportunties) Academy at Rose City High School.
This past year, work-based learning activities supported by the Pasadena Chamber have included placing more than 100 students in internships with local companies. The Chamber has also provided dozens of classroom speakers and idenitifed several job-shadow opportunities that support students' classroom environments, career and college aspirations.
Your donation furthers those efforts and keeps the efforts to support the College and Career Academies in PUSD alive. Without the support of generous donors, funds will soon run out to provide meaningful learning opportunities for PUSD high schoolers.
Support the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce Foundation at: http://www.pasadenayouthworks.org/sponsors.
Thank you,
Paul Little