About the Fremont Union High Schools Foundation
Meet our Board of Directors
Manisha Anarkat
My superpower is
Finding joy in everything!
Graham Clark
My superpower is steadfastness.
Neetu Garg
My superpower is
Shapeshifting (i.e., being very adaptable)!
Stanley Kou
Eva Pang
My superpower is
Creativity and Determination!
Rithik Sachdeva
My superpower is
Taking challenges head on
!
Loy Oppus-Moe
My superpower is
Having a growth mindset!
Kelly Wissmar
My superpower is
Problem Solving Ninja!
Fremont Union High Schools Foundation is an all-volunteer, independent non-profit organization promoting educational excellence across our five high schools: Cupertino, Fremont, Homestead, Lynbrook and Monta Vista.
If you support public education and would like to explore the possibility of joining our working board, please consider volunteering with us.
Work hard, have fun, and serve a great cause. The Foundation is seeking new board members or volunteers to help drive our legacy giving program and real estate partnerships.
In Memoriam
It is with great sadness that we share the news that Foundation Board Member and longtime FUHSD trustee and former teacher Roy Rocklin passed away on March 19, 2023. As a proud descendent of Jewish immigrants who escaped violence and poverty in eastern Europe, Roy was a strong supporter of immigrants seeking a better life in the USA.
Roy majored in Chemistry at UC Santa Cruz and went on to earn a PhD in analytical chemistry from the University of North Carolina. After working in industry for 25 years, Roy switched careers and taught chemistry and physics at Lynbrook. He often said he worked twice as hard for half the money! In 2016, Roy won a position on the FUHSD Board of Trustees. As a volunteer for the Foundation, Roy became an expert in donor base software and worked tirelessly.
In Roy’s honor and memory, the family requests that donations be made to AVID Senior Scholarships through the Foundation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Foundation fund at my school?
The Foundation funds programs in three general areas:
- Academic Enrichment (Robotics Teams, Visual and Performing Arts)
- Student Support Services (Schoology to facilitate communications between home and school), Care Solace (a mental health referral service)
- College and Career Readiness (Naviance online portal to help with college planning and research, resume building workshop, mock interviews, job/internship fair)
What is the current donation amount requested and is it tax deductible?
The Foundation currently suggests a $425 donation per student per school year and donations of any amount are greatly appreciated. All donations are tax-deductible and our tax identification number is 94-2907804.
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What if I can't donate the suggested amount?
Every donation, for any amount, makes a difference and we’re grateful for any amount you can give.
There are other ways to help! You can donate securities, we have a Vehicle Donation Program, and even a Legacy Giving Plan. You can sign up to volunteer with us.
Does my donation really matter?
Your financial support allows the Foundation to support exceptional educational experiences that students, colleges and employers value in our community.
When all students benefit, our whole community benefits. And as we know, there is a direct, positive correlation between extraordinary schools and property values.
How can I learn more about the Foundation?
You can subscribe to our newsletter, follow us on Facebook or Instagram.
You can view our Whistleblower Policy or Form 990.
Still have questions?
Contact us to discuss ways your business or organization can contribute to the Foundation and support our schools and students!
Volunteer with us
We're always looking for volunteers who can help us regularly or just once in a while. Click here to sign up as a volunteer.