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    The Hollis and Alyce Herbison Excellence in Education Fund

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    The Hollis and Alyce Herbison Excellence in Education Fund supports Eastview Elementary School through creative educational projects that address changing student and staff needs and advance quality education.

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    Plan around an anticipated September 2027 deadline rather than September 1, 2026, and check the program page for the exact date; submissions are due by 11:59 p.m. Review the expanded information and attachment checklist carefully: incomplete applications are ineligible, and you cannot revisit an application after submitting it. Award amounts are unspecified; call (608) 758-0883 for eligibility questions, and confirm expense rules before incurring costs because the earlier pre-award reimbursement restriction is no longer stated.

    Funder: Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin

    Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Annual application deadline)

    Funding Amounts: Award amount not specified

    Summary: Supports creative educational projects and programs benefiting Eastview Elementary School in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.

    Key Information: Applications are accepted from school personnel for projects outside the district’s operating budget.


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    The Hollis and Alyce Herbison Excellence in Education Fund is an endowment within the Community Foundation of Southern Wisconsin supporting Eastview Elementary School in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. Established by Hollis Herbison out of his dedication to education, it provides private resources for educational programming not typically funded by tax dollars, investing in quality education for current students and future generations.

    As part of the foundation’s Excellence in Education program, the fund encourages creative and innovative educational programs, recognizes outstanding achievement, and promotes local business, civic, and community involvement in schools. These funds serve the immediate and changing needs of students and staff. A community volunteer advisory committee, independent of the school district, determines annual grant awards.


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