Foundation Upcoming Events Foundation News Who We Are
The Madeira Schools Foundation Auction and PNC Bank present "Let's Go Back to the 80's" in celebration of the 25th Anniversary of Madeira Schools Foundation
Make plans to attend this year's auction on Saturday, March 13, 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM at St. Gertrude's Parish Center. Tickets are $50 per person and include a fabulous catered dinner from Montgomery Inn, along with bottled beer, wine, and expanded cash bar.
Evening highlights include:
* Silent Auction tables
* Oral Auction with trips, jewelry, tickets to sporting events, and much more!
* Mustang Market
* Great Raffles $7,500 Reverse Raffle, 46" Sony Bravia with Home Theater, and 13" MACBOOK Laptop with Printer, and more...
Invite your friends and reserve a table for 8 or 10. Act now because seating is limited. Click on the Auction Registration Form to the right and mail it in. See you there!
Meet The New Foundation President
Don Luthman has assumed the the position of Madeira Schools Foundation President for the next two years. Don has been active in school and community activities and projects for several years, most recently with the Madeira Schools Foundation and the recent Phase II MHS stadium project.
Easy Ways to Help Madeira Schools Earn Money!!!
1. If you are a current Cincinnati Bell residential customer, check out CB Learn. Go to www.cbts.cinbell.com/cblearn/default.aspx to fill out and submit the CB Learn enrollment form online. It's easy! OR Click here to download and print the CB Learn Enrollment Form...
2. Buy a Kroger Card.
3. Use www.GOODSEARCH.com for all your internet searches.
Click here to learn more about these money making opportunities for Madeira Schools...
Phase II Madeira Stadium Project Nearly Complete
Check out www.madeirastadium.com The funding and construction of Phase II is nearly complete and has given the community of Madeira a first class athletic complex. Already the fans are enjoying the new ticket booths and home concession. The spearheading efforts of Madeira residents Tom Walter and Steve Schlegbaum, and the community volunteers they recruited, resulted in a new stadium entry, home concession, and ticket booths at nearly half the cost. Go to the web site to read more.