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Invest in Student Success
Established in 1987, the Foundation for Orange County Public Schools is a direct-support organization serving the nation’s 8th largest public school district. We support more than 210,000 students at 213 schools.
Community involvement and investment lead to student success!
Areas for investment and philanthropic support are:
- Ensuring learning readiness
- Investing in teachers and staff
- Accelerating student success
- Promoting success after OCPS
- Driving community collaborations
YOUR IMPACT 2023-24
The generosity of our donors, partners, and volunteers amplifies impact across our district, supporting all schools, teachers, and students.
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Upcoming Events
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25th Annual Fore Our Schools Golf Tournament
25th Annual Fore Our Schools Golf Tournament October 18, 2024, at Omni Resort Champions Gate
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Apr
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Crystal Awards
Each year Orange County Public Schools recognizes outstanding coordinators, school volunteers, business partners for their
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May
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Top Talent LIVE 2025
Join us for a day where we showcase our talented OCPS students from all different
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May
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Math Bee
Join us in cheering on our exceptional OCPS students as they compete in this year’s
Become an ADDitions School Volunteer
Your time and talents can help students achieve reading ad math goals, support school administrators, and build up thriving members of our community. Every hour you contribute will inspire and empower student success in the classroom and beyond.
Latest News
Winter Park Health Foundation Recognized for Their Impact
It was an evening of celebration! The Winter Park Health Foundation was recently recognized during the first School Board Meeting
Top Talent LIVE 2024 Recap
Students across the district poured their talents on the renowned Dr. Phillips for the Performing Arts stage in May 2024
Teacher Impact Grants Fund School Science Projects and Beyond
Human-anatomy drawings and skeletons greet students entering Lake Buena Vista High Science teacher Amy Jensen’s classroom. She is one of