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wards

2016 Honors

Scholarship A

“You have within you the strength, the

patience, and the passion...

Welcome & Introductions

Dinner

Welcome to UNC

Honoring Families & Loved Ones

Journey through ETS

Dessert

Scholarship Awards Presentation

Dream Team Success Story

Supporter Appreciation

Thank You & Special Recognitions

Closing Remarks

Adjournment

A wards banquet program

2016

Honors Scholarship

Awards Banquet Sponsors

Dream Team Staff Elizabeth Barber Executive Director

Nicole Witcher Accountant

Christina Campoz Admin. Assistant

Breanna Olson UNC Intern

Melinda Gurule Assist. Director of ETS

Moriah Alaniz ETS Advisor

Sarah Cameron ETS Advisor

Monica Salazar ETS Advisor

Diana Johnson ETS Advisor

The Greeley dream team 2016

Board of Directors

Brennan Proctor Terri Pappas

Salvador Raya

Kim Joiner Molly McIntosh

Rob Reinsvold

Mindy Marshall

Holly Bressler Andrea Hawkins Jesse Herrera

Jeff Jiron

Brandi Lynn Nieto

greeley dream team programs Educational Talent Search (ETS)

Educational Talent Search (ETS) is a federally funded pre-collegiate TRiO program

that creates educational opportunities for low-income and/or first-generation college

students while providing access to higher education and assisting in the transition to

college. Each year, ETS works with over 700 students, grades six through twelve in

Greeley-Evans School District 6, who have the drive to pursue a college education.

Services include, but are not limited to, one-on-one academic advising, tutoring, career

and college-based field trips, educational workshops, financial aid assistance, and

college preparation.

The Greeley Dream Team at Bella Romero Academy

The Greeley Dream Team and Bella Romero Academy have partnered together to

promote school success for Bella students through the Operation Graduation

Program. This program serves 6th through 8th grade students and provides them with

an Advisor. The Advisor promotes academic achievement, increased attendance,

positive behavior results, community resources, and graduation completion. The

Advisor meets one-on-one with the students on a regular basis and collaborates with

their parents to ensure student and program success. Additionally, the students

participate in educational workshops and field trips.

Discovery: The Peer Leadership Program at Jefferson High School

This program is a partnership between The Greeley Dream Team, Jefferson High

School, and United Way of Weld County. Discovery is a series of classes (Discovery

I, II, and III) that serves all Jefferson students. Discovery focuses on ensuring

successful academic, social, and emotional learning experiences. Students learn to

exhibit positive communication, leadership skills, personal and social responsibility,

and positive team building. Students will also participate in community service

activities while in Discovery II and III and, upon successful completion of Discovery

III, students are trained to handle mediation conflicts between their peers.

Teen Parent Class at Jefferson High School

The Greeley Dream facilitates the Teen Parent Class at Jefferson using an innovative

approach to coordinate community partners. These partners provide presentations

and speakers that educate and inform our teen parents on a variety of important topics

related to parenthood and raising children.

Educational Talent Search (ETS) 95% of our seniors graduated from high school.

62% went on to a college or university.

The Class of 2015 collectively received over $377,220 in scholarships. Included in

the various scholarships received, we are proud to share that we had 1 Daniels

Fund Scholar and 1 Dell Scholar.

The Greeley Dream Team at Bella Romero Academy 95% of our students maintained an annual attendance rate of 85% or higher.

85% of our students maintained zero disciplinary referrals.

83% of our students maintained good academic standing for the entire year as

measured by proficiency rates.

Discovery: The Peer Leadership Program at Jefferson High School 83% of our students attended and passed their classes.

School-wide, behavioral referrals decreased by 27%.

41% of our Discovery II & III students maintained a 2.5 GPA or higher.

Overall Jefferson High School Childcare Program Results 31 teen parents were served by the program.

24 infants and toddlers were served in the childcare center.

8 teen parents graduated from Jefferson High School.

Student Quotes

“I enjoy being in Dream Team because they offer a lot of opportunities and

resources. They help me keep my grades up and think about college.” Marijane

Lopez, Jefferson High School

“ETS has helped me a lot with my grades and my future with what I want to do and

my college choices.” Alex Zamora, Greeley West High School

“I really like being in the program because it has helped me with my grades and has

given me a better understanding of my future and my goals.” Michael Mata, Greeley

Central High School

“I am in ETS so they can help me with finding a good college, they can help me with

scholarships, which will eventually lead to a great career.” Daniel Rodriguez,

Northridge High School

2014 2015 results by program

Congratulations 2016 Scholarship Recipients

2016 Dream Team Honors

Pearl Aguirre Northridge High School

Treasure Alvarez Greeley Central High School

Lucero Banuelos Greeley Central High School

Jessica Dunfee Greeley Central High School

Alondra Flores Greeley Central High School

Elizabet Garcia Northridge High School

Ivan Loma Greeley Central High School

Javier “AJ” Lopez Greeley West High School

Jailyn Mosqueda-Banuelos Northridge High School

Adriana Ochoa Jefferson High School

Dayna Rodriguez Greeley West High School

Yessica Rodriguez Greeley Central High School

Alyssa Ruffles Northridge High School

Sandra Tapia Greeley West High School

Jazmine Zamora Jefferson High School

Scholarship Award Recipients

Pearl joined ETS in 7th grade at Franklin Middle School. She said she has learned a great deal about college admissions, financial aid, and scholarships by

being in the program. In addition to ETS, she is in GEAR UP, is a Link Leader, a SAVA Peer Mentor, and plays basketball at Northridge. Her volunteer experience with The Greeley Dream Team includes serving at the Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser, assisting with the 6th Grade Parent Orientation, and participating in the Project Linus Program through Aims Community College. Pearl is also enrolled in the Medical Preparation Program through Aims. Upon successful completion of the program, she will obtain her CNA Certification, Basic Life Support Certification, and her First Aid Certification. She has been accepted to Laramie Community College, Western Nebraska Community College,

Northeastern Junior College, and Red Rocks Community College. Pearl would like to begin her educational studies at San Diego City College to work towards a Bachelor

of Arts degree in Social Work and one day work for Child Protective Services.

Pearl Aguirre

Northridge High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Social Work

Award Amount: $1,500

Treasure joined ETS as a 6th grader at Heath Middle

School. She credits the program for expanding her

knowledge of post-secondary education and keeping her

on track with her grades and classes. In addition to ETS, Treasure is part of HOSA, an

international student organization for future health professionals, is on the softball team,

and is a manager for the boys baseball team at Greeley Central. Treasure was a cake

server for the 2015 Honors Scholarship Awards Banquet. She is a current participant of

the Colorado Rural Health Scholars Program (CoRHSP), a non-profit residence-based

science and medical program primarily designed for rural students who are interested in

careers in health sciences. She received the Greeley Central Classiest Cat Award for

having outstanding class participation, proper etiquette, and being a class leader.

Treasure would like to attend Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction to

pursue an Associate of Applied Science Nursing (RN) degree.

Treasure Alvarez

Greeley Central High School Anticipated Degree: AAS, Nursing (RN)



Lucero began her ETS journey in 6th grade at Brentwood Middle School. What she enjoys most about the ETS program are the visits to museums and

colleges, and learning the difference between a two-year and a four-year college. Without ETS, she said she would have never had such amazing experiences that increased her knowledge in so many areas. In addition to ETS, she is part of AVID, La Raza Youth Leadership Program, and FBLA. Lucero has volunteered at the Boys & Girls Club, Centennial BOCES, assisted with the City of Greeley Great Chalk-a-Lot, and has been an Algebra tutor. Lucero’s advanced courses include AP Physics, AP Spanish, and AP Statistics. Her awards include Academic Excellence, Colorado State Honor Award, Academic Award Letter, AVID Award of Distinction & Recognition, FBLA State

Qualifier, Classiest Cat, Excellence in English, Child Development, Geometry, and Freshman Social Studies. Lucero would like to attend the University of Northern

Colorado to obtain a degree in Sociology or Journalism.

Lucero Banuelos

Greeley Central High School Anticipated Degree: Undecided


Jessica joined ETS as a 6th grader at Brentwood Middle

School. While being in the program, she has enjoyed

the many different trips to colleges and to the museums

because she said they were all experiences she would never have gotten the pleasure of

having if not for ETS. In addition to ETS, Jessica is part of the school newspaper,

National Honor Society, Key Club, girls swimming, athletic training, HOSA, Health

Science Academy, and Chamber Orchestra—where she has lettered six times. She has also

lettered four times in academics, and two times in athletic training. Jessica has participated

in the UNC Stryker Program and CNA training at Aims. Her advanced courses include

AP Language and Composition, AP Physics, AP Biology, College Trigonometry,

Pre-Calculus, and College Algebra. Jessica would like to attend the University of

Northern Colorado or the University of Wyoming to obtain her Bachelor’s of

Science degree in Nursing.

Jessica Dunfee

Greeley Central High School Anticipated Degree: BSN, Nursing



Alondra joined the ETS program in 6th grade at Heath Middle School. What she has enjoyed most about the program is the ETS Summer Program, where she said

she was able to experience college from a different perspective by staying in the dorms. She was able to choose the right college for her through various workshop topics. Alondra has volunteered her time as an interpreter for the ETS 6th Grade Parent Orientations and was a cake server at the 2015 Awards Banquet. Other community service includes Bottle Battle Sale & park clean up with Green Cats, classroom decorator at Salida del Sol Academy, Trick or Treat Street at Greeley Central, and the City of Greeley Chalk-a-Lot. Her advanced courses include Honors English, Honors World Studies, Honors US History, AP Language and Composition, College Algebra, AP Economics, AP Studio

Art, and AP Art History. Alondra would like to attend the University of Northern Colorado to obtain her Master’s of Arts in Teaching: Elementary Education with

Licensure.

Alondra Flores

Greeley Central High School Anticipated Degree: MA, Teaching


Elizabet started in the ETS program at Heath Middle

School as a 6th grader. She has credited the workshops

for educating her about experiences, expectations, and

careers that come along with college. While in ETS, she has assisted with the Dream

Team Pancake Breakfast Fundraiser and 8th Grade Orientation. Outside of ETS, she has

volunteered for the Superhero Fun Run for Autism. At Northridge, she is part of the girls

swim team, is a Link Leader, is a SAVA Peer Mentor, participates in DECA, Speech &

Debate, GEAR UP, and the STEM Magnet Program. Her advanced courses include AP

English Language and Composition, AP Statistics, Honors English, Honors US History,

and AP US Government and Politics. Elizabet is part of the dual enrollment program at

Aims and will have earned 16 college credits upon her high school graduation. Elizabet

has been accepted to Colorado State University where she will obtain a Bachelor’s

degree in English/Political Science.

Elizabet Garcia

Northridge High School Anticipated Degree: BA, English/Political Science



Ivan began his ETS journey in 6th grade at Heath

Middle School. He said participating in the program has

provided him the opportunity to learn about and

explore various colleges around Colorado as well as surrounding states. His awards

include Classiest Cat Award, Academic Letter, Varsity Letter, and ETS Student of the

Month. Ivan’s advanced courses include Honors Civics and Citizenship, Honors English,

Honors 9th Grade World Studies, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Language and

Composition, and AP Physics. Ivan has been part of the Greeley Central varsity baseball

team since his freshman year. He is a peer tutor and mentor and stands out amongst his

peers. He is currently holding a 3.6 GPA and is ranked in the top 15 percent of his class.

Ivan would like to attend the University of Colorado Denver to pursue his Bachelor’s

degree in Biology. He would then like to further his studies in medical school to

eventually become an anesthesiologist.

Ivan Loma

Greeley Central High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Biology


AJ joined ETS at John Evans Middle School as a 6th

grader. In addition to ETS, he is part of AVID, and is

part of the Greeley West basketball and football team.

He has received the Most Unselfish/Most Inspirational Teammate Award in basketball

and has been honored as an All-Conference Quarterback in football. AJ has coached Pop

Warner Little Scholars football and has assisted with Special Olympics. His volunteer

work with disabled students does not end there though. AJ donates two class periods to

mentor and help those same students. He is thankful for his father who has instilled in

him that hard work is essential in every goal that he sets for himself. This is quite evident

in everything AJ does. He carries a 4.02 GPA and is ranked 9 of 338. AJ would like to

attend the University of Colorado Boulder to obtain a Bachelor’s degree in Business

Management. His dream is to one day own a business with his two older brothers so

that he can help fund programs such as ETS in schools that need it most.

Javier “AJ” Lopez

Greeley West High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Business Management



Jailyn joined ETS as a 6th grader at Franklin Middle

School. She joined ETS because her sister was part of

the program. She has enjoyed the workshops that

allowed her to explore career options as well as prepare for college. Jailyn took advantage

of the mentoring provided by her Advisor, the grade checks, the tutoring, and field trips.

In addition to ETS, Jailyn is involved with GEAR UP, No Place for Hate, Gay Straight

Alliance, AVID, Fashion Club, School Beautification Program, Creative Writing Club,

and the girls swim team. She also attended the Barbizon Modeling School. Her advanced

courses in high school include AP Psychology, AP Language and Composition, and

Honors English. Upon high school graduation, Jailyn will have completed 16 credit hours

through the dual enrollment program at Aims Community College. Jailyn would like to

attend Metropolitan State University of Denver to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree

in Sociology.

Jailyn Mosqueda-Banuelos

Northridge High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Sociology


Adriana joined ETS as a 6th grader at John Evans Middle School. In addition to ETS, she is currently part of Discovery: The Peer Leadership Program and the

Teen Parent Program at Jefferson High School. She has utilized all of the resources available to her through ETS. Adriana has completed the Medical Preparation Program through Aims Community College and has obtained her CNA Certification, Basic Life Support Certification, and her First Aid Certification. She is also currently dual enrolled at Aims. She is the Committee Chair Coordinator for HOSA. Adriana completed her clinical experience at Fairacres Manor where she worked directly with patients. Adriana is also a young mother of a daughter. After completing her clinical at Fairacres and the experience with her daughter, she now has a strong passion and desire to succeed in the medical field. She will graduate at the top of her class, ranking 1 of 163 with a 3.4 GPA.

Adriana hopes to begin her post-secondary studies at Aims Community College, University of Colorado Denver, or Colorado State University to become a Pediatric

Nurse.

Adriana Ochoa

Jefferson High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Nursing



Yessica started her ETS journey as a 7th grader at

Brentwood Middle School. In addition to ETS, Yessica

is involved with National Honor Society, Key Club,

HOSA, jazz band, symphony orchestra, chamber orchestra, marching band, Wind

Ensemble, Student Council, DECA, and Green Cats. Yessica is also in the Medical

Preparation Program through Aims. Upon successful completion of the program, she will

obtain her CNA, Basic Life Support, and First Aid Certifications. She has received

numerous awards and certificates while at Greeley Central and is ranked 10th in her class

of 320, holding a 4.1 GPA. Her advanced courses include Honors English, AP Human

Geography, Advanced Band, Honors US History: History of Nation, AP Calculus, AP

Chemistry, and Trigonometry & Pre-Calculus. Yessica would like to begin her

post-secondary studies at the University of Denver where she would later like to

obtain her PhD.

Yessica Rodriguez

Greeley Central High School Anticipated Degree: Undecided


Dayna joined ETS as a 6th grader at Brentwood Middle

School. She joined to get involved with other students,

but knew it would ultimately help prepare her for

college. Her extracurricular activities include ETS, DECA, marching band, girls tennis,

Art Club, Interact Club, and National Society of High School Scholars. She is currently

part of the International Baccalaureate (IB) Program at Greeley West. Dayna is ranked

4th in her class of 357, holding a 4.3 GPA. Her advanced courses include Advanced

Band, Honors Civics & Citizenship, Honors Geometry, Honors 9th Grade World

Studies, Honors Geometry, AP Human Geography, Honors US History/Government,

along with multiple IB courses. In addition to The Greeley Dream Team Honors

Scholarship, Dayna is a recipient of the Horatio Alger Scholarship. Her goal is to attend

either the University of Pennsylvania or Southern California University to obtain a

degree in business management, entrepreneurship, and accounting.

Dayna Rodriguez

Greeley West High School Anticipated Degree: Undecided



Alyssa joined the ETS program as a 6th grader at

Franklin Middle School because she felt it would

support her with her future goals and her older sister

benefited from the program. What she felt has been most beneficial about the ETS

program are the college field trips, where she has had the opportunity to learn about

various degrees, college life, and future scholarship opportunities. She credits ETS for

preparing her for college and feels she is ready to begin her post-secondary education. For

the last three years, Alyssa has been a volunteer with the Goodwill Youth Advocacy

Program. During this program, she has created bracelets that increased awareness for the

Make-A-Wish Foundation, sewed pillows for the Human Society, and created egg

buddies for A Woman’s Place. Her advanced courses include Honors English and AP

US Government & Politics. Alyssa has been accepted to the University of Northern

Colorado where she would like to obtain her Bachelor’s degree in Zoology.

Alyssa Ruffles

Northridge High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Zoology


Sandra began her ETS journey as a 6th grader at John

Evans Middle School. She joined ETS because her

older sister was in the program. Sandra said she was

very envious that her sister got to go on cool field trips so she couldn’t wait until she could

join. In addition to ETS, she is involved with track, cross-country, Student Council, girls

basketball, girls swimming, STAND, yearbook, Link Crew, and AVID. Sandra has earned

recognition for Honor Roll, currently holds a 3.8 GPA, has received the Bronze Award

for advancing in the Colorado Assessment Program, and has earned the highest grade in

Heritage Spanish. Her advanced courses include Honors Civics & Citizenship, Honors

9th Grade World Studies, Honors US History of Nation, Honors English, Honors US

History of Modern America, AP Environmental Science, AP Language & Composition,

and Trigonometry & Pre-Calculus. Sandra would like to obtain her Bachelor’s degree

in Social Work at Colorado State University.

Sandra Tapia

Greeley West High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Social Work


The Greeley Dream Team Honors

Scholarship award was established by a

diverse cross-section of local citizens and

community leaders to address the need

to close achievement gaps and increase

graduation rates in Weld County.

In order to apply for the scholarship, a

student must be part of the Educational

Talent Search (ETS) program at Greeley

Central, Greeley West, Jefferson, or

Northridge High School and must be in

their senior year.

We are thrilled to share that in the last

15 years alone, The Greeley Dream

Team has provided over $379,500 in

scholarships to 301 deserving students.

Jazmine joined ETS as a 6th grader at Franklin Middle

School. Through various ETS workshops and field

trips, Jazmine said she has learned the difference

between community colleges and universities and the program has helped her decide

which post-secondary institutions she would like to attend. While in ETS, she has earned

Student of the Month twice—once while enrolled at Northridge and once while at

Jefferson. In addition to ETS, she is a participant of GEAR UP. During the summer, she

has participated in Al Frente de Lucha in New Mexico. This program has allowed her to

learn about the history of her culture. She has volunteered at the Guadalupe Homeless

Shelter and worked at Greeley Place: Holiday Touch Retirement Home as a server.

Jazmine would like to attend Aims Community College or Western Nebraska

Community College to begin with her general education courses. Her goal is to

eventually transfer to Colorado State University to study psychology.

Jazmine Zamora

Jefferson High School Anticipated Degree: BA, Psychology


The Greeley Dream Team Honors Scholarship

Scholarship award recipient

Dream Team partnerships The Greeley Dream Team is fortunate to have a community that stands behind the programs and services we

provide our students. These four supporters are just a few of the businesses and their customers who go

out of their way to support us. From all of us, thank you!

FirstBank

FirstBank has been a sponsor for our annual Fairway to the Future Golf Tournament. In

addition, this past year they hosted a collection site for our annual Drive for Success School

Supply program and had many of their employees and customers get involved. They collected

numerous school supplies, back packs, and financial contributions.

Northern Colorado Credit Union

Northern Colorado Credit Union hosted a collection site for the Drive for Success

School Supply program and selected The Greeley Dream Team to receive a

generous financial contribution for Colorado Gives Day 2015. Their employees and

customers continue to support student success in education.

P.E.O. Chapter I

P.E.O. Chapter I is a dedicated group of women who have been huge supporters of our

students and our programs for several years. They have given financial contributions to the

Jefferson Teen Parent program to support positive parenting at home and purchased educational

parenting supplies. They also collect toiletries for all of our students and have done an

“adopt-a-college student” providing the student with the much needed supplies to live on

campus.

Weld Family Clinic of Chiropractic

For many years, Weld Family Clinic of Chiropractic and their patients have been huge supporters

of Greeley Dream Team and all of our programs. They have supported us with our annual Drive

for Success School Supply program, financial contributions, and they have collected winter

necessities for our students through their annual Giving Tree.

greeley dream team The Greeley Dream Team works closely with many District 6 administration and staff members to

ensure each one of our students receive the resources and tools they need in order to be successful.

We are grateful for all of our supporters. Without them, we could not fulfill our jobs to our fullest

potential. Each year, our Advisors nominate one administrator and one staff member who has gone

above and beyond to exemplify what it means to be a great supporter, not only to the students we

share, but also to the success of our program. The following District 6 Administration and Staff

members have been nominated as a Greeley Dream Team Supporter of the Year:

Trisha Baran, Assistant Principal

Jefferson High School

“In addition to being a wonderful advocate for our program, Trisha is a

vital resource to whom I can turn to when I need clarification about

school policies regarding my students. Her tact, confidence, and

compassion for Jefferson students make the school a brighter place to be

and I am thankful that she includes The Greeley Dream Team as a part

of the Jefferson family.”

Nominated by Sarah Cameron, ETS Advisor

Aspen Falter, Assistant Principal

Franklin Middle School

“Aspen has been a great supporter of the Educational Talent Search

(ETS) program since she was a teacher at Northridge High School. She is

the person I go to when I have questions about scheduling or activities that

we can participate in at the school. She shares information with students

about the ETS program and how it helps students continue to be

successful in school.”

Nominated by Monica Salazar, ETS Advisor

Stephanie Knox, Assistant Principal

Prairie Heights Middle School

“Stephanie is a positive leader at Prairie Heights Middle School. She has

been consistently supportive of the Educational Talent Search (ETS)

program and student success within the program in any way possible. She

is quick to answer questions and provide information as needed.

Stephanie is truly someone that I can count on for anything that I need to

make the program successful.”

Nominated by Diana Johnson, ETS Advisor

Supporter of the year Darrin Ekern, AVID & Social Studies Teacher

Northridge High School

“David is very dedicated to helping all students become successful. He has

written countless letters of recommendation for our students for all types

of scholarships and admission to universities and is certain to make each

letter unique to the student. I am truly grateful for all of his hard work and

the effort he puts forth to help students every day and for the support he

has given to the ETS program over the years.”

Nominated by Monica Salazar, ETS Advisor

Page James, Librarian

Greeley Central High School

“Page has been a great support system this year for the Education Talent

Search (ETS) program. From the moment I met Page, she has had a

warm and friendly attitude and is always enthusiastic when she greets my

students and me. This year, she has been very resourceful in helping me

find ways to meet with my students. She takes genuine interest in the

program and what it does for our students.”

Nominated by Moriah Alaniz, ETS Advisor

Mark Jarnot, Business Teacher

Greeley West High School

“Mark’s dedication to students is apparent is many ways and one of those

ways has been supporting their work in the Educational Talent Search

(ETS) program. In this last year alone, Mark wrote letters of

recommendation for almost a third of the students who applied for the

Dream Team Honors Scholarship. In each letter, he is sure to include

personal touches and perspective about each student.”

Nominated by Diana Johnson, ETS Advisor

Megan Steward, Counselor

Brentwood Middle School

“Megan is my go-to person for information about a student’s wellbeing and

school performance. Her care and enthusiasm for each student at the

school shows in every interaction she has with them. Megan believes in the

abilities of all the students and works tirelessly every day to provide them

with the right support system to help make their dreams a reality.”

Nominated by Sarah Cameron, ETS Advisor

Support student success...

...Support the greeley dream team

There are many ways to help a Greeley Dream Team student succeed. You may support our students by participating in

any of our fundraising events. Here are a few of our major fundraisers:

Fairway to the Future Golf Tournament Each year in May, The Greeley Dream Team hosts our annual Fairway to the Future Golf Tournament. All proceeds

from the event goes directly towards the Dream Team Honors Scholarship fund. Sponsorships & in-kind donations are

needed to make this event successful.

This year’s tournament will be held on Saturday, May 14, 2016 at Boomerang Golf Links. Registration begins at 7:00 a.m.

with an 8:00 a.m. shotgun start. Cost is $65 per golfer and includes a cart and breakfast. If you are interested in

participating in, sponsoring, or providing in-kind donations for the golf tournament, please contact The Greeley Dream

Team office at 970-348-6380 or go online to register at www.thegreeleydreamteam/fairwaytothefuture.

Colorado Gives Day Since 2011, The Greeley Dream Team has participated in Colorado Gives Day each December. Colorado Gives Day is

sponsored by Community First Foundation and FirstBank and is a statewide movement to celebrate and increase

individual philanthropy in Colorado through online giving. For a period of 24 hours, donations are accepted online. Visit

ColoradoGives.org/TheGreeleyDreamTeam to learn more.

Scrip Card Fundraiser The Greeley Dream Team is committed to helping our students succeed, whether it’s helping them purchase a calculator

for a Math class or a suit for a DECA competition. Our Scrip Card fundraiser helps in part with student funds, which allow

us to purchase such items.

The Scrip Card program is fundraising while you shop and works like a gift card. Purchase a pre-loaded $10 Scrip Card

from The Greeley Dream Team to either King Soopers or Safeway. Each card is pre-loaded with $10 so there is no

out-of-pocket expense to you. Each time you reload your Scrip Card, we earn 5% cash back.

Upcoming Events The Greeley Dream Team has been selected as the non-profit of the month at The Outback Restaurant & Pub at

Boomerang Golf Links Golf Course (7309 W. 4th Street). Every Thursday (all day) during the month of May, a portion of

the sales will be contributed to Supporting Student Success in Education. Make it a day—schedule your tee time, grab your

friends and head on over to The Outback Restaurant & Pub.

Donations If you are interested in providing a one-time or recurring donation, please log on to www.coloradogives.org/

thegreeleydreamteam or contact The Greeley Dream Team office. However you choose to support our students, we are

extremely grateful. The success of our students is because of supporters like you who believe in them. On behalf of The

Greeley Dream Team students, staff, and Board of Directors, we thank you for Supporting Student Success in Education.

https://coloradogives.org/thegreeleydreamteam/overview

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