Foundation
Our Mission
The purpose of the Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation is to develop and promote financial support for activities, ideas, and projects that are of vaue and importance to the students and faculty.
The Foundation
The Bellwood-Antis School District Foundation is operated by an independent Board of Directors consisting of leaders in the community and local businesses.
June
1 Jackson Dorminy (Martin General Store)
2 Jessica Hescox (Martin General Store)
3 Dianne Carland (County Cabin, AutoZone, Subway)
4 Chris Bouley (Panera, Cracker Barrel)
5 Deb Musselman (Chili's)
6 Susan Nycum (Texas Roadhouse)
7 Linda Wolfe (Olive Garden)
8 Joe Schlecht (Martin's Grocery Store)
9 MaryAnn Crider (Hoss's/Marzoni's)
10 Jack and Steph Dorminy (Olive Garden)
11 Karen Padula (Hoss's/Marzoni's)
12 Sally Padula (Helping Hands)
13 Deanna Lovrich (DelGrosso's)
14 Sally Smith (DelGrosso's)
15 Bill McCloskey (DelGrosso's)
16 Carl Beard (DelGrosso's)
17 Theresa Martin (Rossi's, Austin's)
18 Kristopher Miller (Imlers)
19 Shane Browder (Tractor Supply, Hadley's)
20 Joe Padula - Mike's Court
21 Hope Ray - Surplus City
22 Deb Lechner - Surplus City
23 Dan Martin - Applebee's, Curve
24 Chris Claar - Dominos, Best Way
25 Cathy DelGrosso - Dominos, Best Way
26 Jody Partner - Dominos, Best Way
27 Harry Ferby - Meadows
28 Haley Crabtree - Curve
29 Chris Bouley - Target, Austin's, Subway
30 Chris Claar - $50 Cash
Bellwood Foundation Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program
As an approved Educational Improvement Organization (EIO) the BASD foundation may accept Educational Tax Credit donations for the purpose of funding innovative educational programs. An "innovative educational program" is an advanced academic or similar program that is not part of the regular academic program of a public school but enhances the curriculum or academic program of the public school.
Through the Educational Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program, eligible businesses can receive tax credits equal to 75% of their contribution, up to $750,000 per taxable year. The tax credit may be increased to 90% of the contribution if the business agrees to provide the same amount for two consecutive tax years. The EITC program makes it possible for businesses to direct tax dollars toward the education of Bellwood-Antis students making a direct impact on our community.
Pennsylvania businesses can begin applying for EITC credits through PA Department of Community and Economic Developments (DCED) electronic single application system.
To apply or for more information, follow the link:
Educational Improvement Tax Credit Program (EITC) - PA Dept. of Community & Economic Development
Board Members
Carl Crider, Interim President
Emily Sollenberger, Treasurer
Alynda Burns
Mary Jo Caracciolo
Christine Claar
Jenna Miller
DiAmanda Murray
Karen Padula
Hope Ray
Donna Tyler
Edward G. DiSabato, Superintendent of Schools