Our VPN dinner this year brought in over $22,000 for PV classrooms. We honored three former PV students for their outstanding giving to PV and/or community projects: Dan Nugent, class of ’86, Loeta Oviedo Robles DDS, class of ’92, and Dorian Dodds DDS, class of ’92. We also honored local attorney Aaron Stewart for his pro bono assistance in making the PVHS Foundation an autonomous Non-Profit organization.
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+Read MoreContributions Throughout the Years:
Without your generous donations, we would not have been able to give over $120,000 in grants and scholarships over the past 15 years. We have also formed an Endowment account of over $280,000 towards future grants and scholarships. If you wish to donate to PV Classrooms, click on the “Donations & Tickets” button below. You may also consider purchasing a tile for our Legacy Wall… also by using the Donations & Tickets button. Thank you so much for your consideration. -
+Read MorePV's New Look
In the picture on the Homepage, the building on the left is the new Valhalla/Culinary Arts building. The middle building is the old Valhalla/new Admin building which now holds our Legacy (Tile) Wall. The building on the right is the existing Center for the Arts. -
+Read MoreViking Pride Night
Our VPN dinner this year brought in over $22,000 for PV classrooms. We honored three former PV students for their outstanding giving to PV and/or community projects: Dan Nugent, class of ’86, Loeta Oviedo Robles DDS, class of ’92, and Dorian Dodds DDS, class of ’92. We also honored local attorney Aaron Stewart for his pro bono assistance in making the PVHS Foundation an autonomous Non-Profit organization. -
+Read MoreLegacy Walk Becomes Legacy Wall
The old Legacy Walkway has been changed to a Legacy Wall, using tiles, and moved to the front wall of the new Administration building (the old Valhalla). All previously purchased bricks have been changed to tiles and placed on our new wall. This new wall looks sharper and crisper and is in a perfect location for visibility. -
+Read MoreNew Admin Building is the Old Valhalla
Located between the new Valhalla (next to East Avenue) and the Center for the Arts building (which sits just west of the large gym), this building now houses the school Administration, Counseling offices, Office staff, the Nurses’ office, and the School Resources Officer. Outside (shown here) is the “Viking Country” sign, designed and painted by former Art teacher Ed Logan. It also shows the new “Legacy Wall,” an upgrade of the brick Legacy Walk.”
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“No one has ever become poor by giving.” - Anne Frank
We often think of giving as a chore, or opportunity to lower tax rates, or a tool to make us feel good about ourselves. But when it comes to schools and the next generation, giving is a promise towards a better life for all of us.
Giving through the PVHS Foundation assures you that specific gaps in the education of our children can be met, at least in part. From classroom equipment, lab supplies, books, musical instruments, PE supplies, fieldtrips, library supplies, and many others, donating is a solid promise of a better education for our students.
You can give by clicking on the Donate & Tickets button to the left, or sending a check to us at PVHS Foundation, 1475 East Ave, Chico, CA, 95926. You can give to the general cause or name a specific need.
Pleasant Valley High School Foundation
