• Activities

    Kids need positive activities such as after-school programs, field trips and special events that recognize and reward achievement to stay focused, engaged, and excited about school.

  • Arts

    The arts, whether it be traditional art classes, theatre, music or broadcast help develop creativity as well as problem-solving and social skills.

  • Athletics

    Being on a team and regularly practicing sports helps develop good work habits that will carry over into other aspects of life. The Coos Bay School Community Foundation supports athletic programs.

  • Academics

    The Coos Bay Schools Community Foundation offers grants to district teaching professionals for programs and supplies that will enhance and enrich our kids’ academic experience.

  • Activities
  • Arts
  • Athletics
  • Academics
 
 
 

What We Do

The Coos Bay Schools Community Foundation is served by a Board who manages donor contributions made to the foundation in support of staff requests for funding to finance their projects and needs. The funding is granted to projects that support one of the four areas of the CBSCF mission: Arts, Academics, Activities, and Athletics.


"The mission of the Coos Bay Schools Community Foundation is to promote programs for the arts, academics, activities, and athletics."

Make a Difference!

Sometimes it seems like one person's small gift can't help. Our community is different. We have always been great at pooling together our resources to make real changes in people's lives. That is what this foundation is all about: coming together to improve our schools, to help our children have amazing experiences and boundless opportunities. You can make that happen!

"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass. It's about learning how to dance in the rain." - Vivian Greene

As I reflect on the truth of this quote, I think about all the administrators, teachers, and staff who are working so courageously to educate our students during this crisis. The CBSCF is proud to support this fabulous community who has demonstrated time and time again, we are in this together and we know how to dance in the rain. Stay safe everyone! - Nancy Tedder, President