How can you get involved?

Attend one of our events or become a sponsor!
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Who we are
Vision Statement:
Building a solid foundation of Community Pride, Awareness, and Resource Development for the advancement and success of the students of the
Egg Harbor Township School District.

Mission Statement:
A 501(c)(3) non-profit that raises funds for instructional technology, capital projects, academic enhancement and extra-curricular activities for the
Egg Harbor Township School District.​

What we do
To date, the Community Partnership has raised
​nearly $465,000 to provide
big-impact items for the district
since its inception in 2005.

Ways we have contributed

● A professional Digital Recording Studio and Two Satellite Studios for High School and Middle School students ● a Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) for High School students ● Fun Food Fridays and Family Dinner Nights Funding for A.S.P.I.R.E. (After School Program for Instruction, Recreation and Enrichment) program for Dr. Joyanne D. Miller Elementary School students ● EHTHS Writing Lab Furniture for High School students ● New Computer Labs for Alder, Miller and Slaybaugh students ● A new Playground for H. Russell Swift students ● An LED Marquee Sign at the entranceway to EHTHS ● Football Stadium Concession Stand Commercial Cooking Equipment for EHTHS ● Three new TV Cameras and TV Studio Upgrade equipment for EHTHS Media students ● Installation costs of two new Playgrounds for Slaybaugh and Davenport children ● Steinway Grand Piano for EHTHS Performing Arts students ● iPads for students with autism at Miller ● Advanced Placement (AP) Tests for low-income EHTHS students ● Districtwide life-saving Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) ● ‘Leg-Up’ therapeutic equestrian program for at-risk middle school students ● Start-up EHTHS Boys and Girls Lacrosse Team safety equipment and uniforms ● World Drumming Program for Miller students ● End-of-year academic awards for 8th grade students at Fernwood and Alder