Business PartnershipsThe Oregon Schools Foundation proudly partners with local businesses in our community to raise additional money for the children of our district. This partnership provides an opportunity for local businesses to directly show their support of Oregon City Schools families while offering many opportunities for visibility and unique marketing advantages throughout the year including:
*Promotion on OSF materials including newsletters, flyers and other materials. *Promotion at OSF events and on website. *Charitable tax-deductible donation. There are several sponsorship opportunities that offer unique marketing options. Contact OSF us via email to meet with an OSF representative to join this rewarding partnership. |
Partnerships
BP Husky Dunn Chevy Buick Mathews Ford Mercy Health - St. Charles Nordmann Roofing S&D Capital Sun Federal Credit Union T & M Heating TESCO Tri-County Tire Toledo Refining Company West Equipment |
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Click here for Business Partnership Opportunities
Click here for Annual Business Campaign Form
Click here for Business Sponsorship Levels
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why does our school district need private funding
Communities across Ohio who reap the benefits of a partnership between their education foundation and school district have some of the strongest property values even in real estate market fluctuations. These communities remain strong only with the support of an education foundation such as OSF to help fund programs that go above and beyond state minimums.
With significantly less money available from state sources, local school boards are continually forced to cut or reduce programs considered “non-essential” by the state government, but highly valued by students and parents, such as music, art and athletics.
The best public schools and school districts are truly a public/private partnership.
With significantly less money available from state sources, local school boards are continually forced to cut or reduce programs considered “non-essential” by the state government, but highly valued by students and parents, such as music, art and athletics.
The best public schools and school districts are truly a public/private partnership.
