2024-07-01T09:59:24-04:00 2023-12-31 844400287 GLADSTONE TAX & ACCOUNTING LLC 116 ANDREW LANE SCHAUMBURG IL 60193 990EZ 2023-01-01 363591335 SCHAUMBURG TOWNSHIP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOUNDATION SCHA 8473575039 524 E SCHAUMBURG ROAD SCHAUMBURG IL 60194 ANDY MURRAY CHAIRMAN 8479348900 2024-04-30 ANDY MURRAY 999009999 false WILLIAM GLADSTONE P00716225 8473700949 2024-06-06 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X WWW.D54FOUNDATION.COM X X 157047 X 127672 2536 26839 23495 3344 133552 170631 910 1305 172846 -39294 190182 150888 190182 150888 190182 150888 190182 150888 X THE SCHAUMBURG TOWNSHIP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED IN 1987, WAS ESTABLISHED TO GENERATE AND DISTRIBUTE FINANCIAL AND OTHER RESOURCES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT 54 COMMUNITY FOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS AND OTHER PROJECTS AIMED AT ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION AND PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH EXTENDED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES. THE FOUNDATION HAS COMMITTED TO FUND FOOD PROGRAMS IN DISTRICT 54 SCHOOLS TO ENSURE THAT STUDENTS BEGIN THEIR DAY READY TO LEARN. THE FOUNDATION ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO STUDENTS TO CULTIVATE ACADEMIC, CULTURAL OR ATHLETIC EXTRACURRICULAR INTERESTS. FOOD PANTRY SUPPORT: GRANT FOR THE DISTRICT'S FIVE FOOD PANTRIES. THE DISTRICT'S FOOD PANTRIES SERVICE MORE THAN 400 FAMILIES PER MONTH. THIS MONEY HELPS THE PANTRY PURCHASE THE MOST NEEDED ITEMS IN BULK, TO PROVIDE MORE CONSISTENT OFFERINGS TO FAMILIES. 20000 20000 CRISIS FUND: PROVIDE CASH OR GIFT CARDS TO DISTRICT 54 FAMILIES THAT ARE EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR OTHER DIFFICULT SITUATIONS SO THEY CAN PURCHASE GROCERIES, UTILITIES, GASOLINE AND OTHER ESSENTIAL ITEMS. THE CRISIS FUND HAS SERVED HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES EACH YEAR SINCE THE START OF THE PANDEMIC. 35208 35208 FOOD4THOUGHT: PROVIDES BREAKFASTS AT ALL DISTRICT 54 SCHOOLS TO STUDENTS IN LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS. STUDENTS ARE BETTER ABLE TO LEARN IF THEY ARE NOT FOOD INSECURE AT THE BEGINNING OF THEIR DAY. 81962 81962 PROVIDES AWARDS TO D54 STUDENTS FROM FINANCIALLY STRUGGLING FAMILIES SO THEY CAN PARTICIPATE IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITES OVER THE SUMMER MONTHS (21,734) AND PROVIDES FUNDING FOR AFTER-SCHOOL STEM PROGRAMS CONDUCTED AT D54 SCHOOLS, INCLUDING RUBE GOLDBERG COMPETITIONS; GIRLS IN ENGINEERING, MATH AND SCIENCE CLUBS (ALSO KNOWN AS GEMS CLUBS); AND ROCKETRY PROGRAMS (6,868). THE REMAINDER PROVIDES SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND OTHER NECESSITIES TO FINANCIALLY STRUGGLING FAMILIES. 33461 33461 170631 MICHAEL CAPESIUS VICE CHAIRMA 1.00 0 ANDY MURRAY CHAIRMAN 1.00 0 SUSAN BUDAK TREASURER 1.00 0 MARY KAY PRUSNICK SECRETARY 1.00 0 false false false false false false false false false IL RIC KING 524 EAST SCHAUMBURG ROAD SCHAUMBURG IL 60194 8473575039 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 159215 135712 90885 139168 127672 652652 159215 135712 90885 139168 127672 652652 652652 1797 427 29 132 2536 4921 657573 109787 0.99250 0.99480 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED GOLF OUTING 54227 35047 19180 12240 10731 524 SEPTEMBERFEST 9659 2000 7659 63886 37047 26839 12240 10731 524 23495 3344 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 10 NAME: GRANTS TO STUDENTS & THEIR FAMILIES CASH CONTRIBUTION: 61,801 NAME: GRANTS FOR FOOD4THOUGHT PROGRAM CASH CONTRIBUTION: 81,962 NAME: GRANTS TO D54 FOOD PANTRIES CASH CONTRIBUTION: 20,000 NAME: GRANTS TO D54 FOR STEM PROGRAMS CASH CONTRIBUTION: 6,868 FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 16 EXPENSES OTHER INSURANCE EXPENSE 1,199 LICENSE FEES 25 BANK SERVICE CHARGE 81 TOTAL 1,305 FORM 990-EZ, PART III THE SCHAUMBURG TOWNSHIP ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOUNDATION, INCORPORATED IN 1987, WAS ESTABLISHED TO GENERATE AND DISTRIBUTE FINANCIAL AND OTHER RESOURCES TO THE SCHOOL DISTRICT 54 COMMUNITY FOR ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS AND OTHER PROJECTS AIMED AT ENHANCING THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION AND PROVIDING STUDENTS WITH EXTENDED LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES. THE FOUNDATION HAS COMMITTED TO FUND FOOD PROGRAMS IN DISTRICT 54 SCHOOLS TO ENSURE THAT STUDENTS BEGIN THEIR DAY READY TO LEARN. THE FOUNDATION ALSO PROVIDES GRANTS TO STUDENTS TO CULTIVATE ACADEMIC, CULTURAL OR ATHLETIC EXTRACURRICULAR INTERESTS. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 28 FOOD PANTRY SUPPORT: GRANT FOR THE DISTRICT'S FIVE FOOD PANTRIES. THE DISTRICT'S FOOD PANTRIES SERVICE MORE THAN 400 FAMILIES PER MONTH. THIS MONEY HELPS THE PANTRY PURCHASE THE MOST NEEDED ITEMS IN BULK, TO PROVIDE MORE CONSISTENT OFFERINGS TO FAMILIES. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 29 CRISIS FUND: PROVIDE CASH OR GIFT CARDS TO DISTRICT 54 FAMILIES THAT ARE EXPERIENCING FINANCIAL HARDSHIP OR OTHER DIFFICULT SITUATIONS SO THEY CAN PURCHASE GROCERIES, UTILITIES, GASOLINE AND OTHER ESSENTIAL ITEMS. THE CRISIS FUND HAS SERVED HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES EACH YEAR SINCE THE START OF THE PANDEMIC. FORM 990-EZ, PART III, LINE 31 PROVIDES AWARDS TO D54 STUDENTS FROM FINANCIALLY STRUGGLING FAMILIES SO THEY CAN PARTICIPATE IN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITES OVER THE SUMMER MONTHS (21,734) AND PROVIDES FUNDING FOR AFTER-SCHOOL STEM PROGRAMS CONDUCTED AT D54 SCHOOLS, INCLUDING RUBE GOLDBERG COMPETITIONS; GIRLS IN ENGINEERING, MATH AND SCIENCE CLUBS (ALSO KNOWN AS GEMS CLUBS); AND ROCKETRY PROGRAMS (6,868). THE REMAINDER PROVIDES SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND OTHER NECESSITIES TO FINANCIALLY STRUGGLING FAMILIES.