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Quarter Century Club Founding Members

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The Quarter Century Club is a donor recognition program for individuals to commemorate the 25 Anniversary of the
Foundation. The membership fee is $10,000 and may be paid as a full cash donation or equal installments over a consecutive
four year period. After the four year anniversary, a yearly donation of $1,000 is required to remain as a standing member.

Members will receive their name listed on website, social media and newsletter correspondence;
Special Recognition at Community Partnership Breakfast; Perks of a $2,500 Skywalker Annual
Campaign Donor each year; Commemorative brick at Challenger Columbia Stadium and keepsake tile.

Nancy and Bob Anderson Ryan O’Hara
Jeanette and Joe Barlow Pam and Greg Ploss
Raymond Bartels Cindy and Michael Porterfield
Deborah and Chris Davis Jason Powledge
Amy and Paul Dumphey John 10:10
Traci and Richard Dvorak Carol and Bob Robinson
Dr. Glenn and Sara Freedman Dr. Greg and Kathy Smith
Kaci and Harris Hanson Natasha Valasek
Marilyn and Mike Huss
Sandy Johnson If you would like to become a Founding Member of the Quarter
Colene and Carl Joiner Century Club, please contact
Dr. Sandra and Gary Mossman Kaci Hanson at (28)-284-0031 or
kahanson@clearcreekeducationfoundation.org

2018 Annual Campaign

The Clear Creek Education Foundation kicked off its 2018 campaign at its annual Community

Partnership Breakfast on Friday, October 20 at Challenger Columbia Stadium with more than
300 community leaders, educators, board members and volunteers in attendance. From
robotics and audio-visual production to engineering and steel drums, CCEF funds a wide array
of hands-on, innovative learning opportunities for students that were showcased during the
breakfast. Clear Creek High School’s LyondellBasell Solar Car, CCISD’s Robot “Ruckus” and the
“Steelin’ Cats” Steel Drum Band from League City Intermediate all greeted guests outside with
high energy and fun! Executive Director, Kaci Hanson, and CCEF Chair elect, Jill Reason,
welcomed the crowd while student leaders from the “Leader in Me” program at Falcon Pass
Elementary, Druhmi Shah and Cayden Stathakos emceed the event. Mattress Mack and
CCEF multi-year grant winner Miriam Bailey concluded the program by inspiring everyone
on the importance of giving back and leaving a legacy that will make someone else’s
future brighter. CCEF would also like to thank the generous sponsors Houston Methodist St.
John Hospital and Green Bank who supported the event!