Pamela’s 2011 Nissan Leaf Donated to The Endowment Project Foundation
The Endowment Project Foundation Car Donation Review
“We are so happy to know that, after serving our family so well, Sparky will help The Endowment Project Foundation in its forward-looking mission to build generational wealth for public schools.”
We bought our Nissan Leaf in early 2012 with the future in mind, excited to own one of the first all-electric cars, and we dubbed it “Sparky”. It was a tight fit for our young family of five, but we managed to find three car seats that would fit abreast in the backseat. For the next 13 years, little Sparky faithfully carted us around town with gas-free miles and almost no maintenance. We recently up-sized to a larger electric vehicle to accommodate our three now-teenagers and all their school/extracurricular gear, but we are so happy to know that, after serving our family so well, Sparky will help The Endowment Project Foundation in its forward-looking mission to build generational wealth for public schools.
Thank You, Pamela!
Colleges and private high schools don’t rely on tuition alone. They count on significant alumni support. Public high schools are no different. Tax dollars aren’t enough to build the level of excellence public school students and teachers deserve. The Foundation’s support of school-level philanthropy and grant-making will put superior experiences and outcomes within reach for US public high school students and teachers.
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