Project Teacher

Happy Last Day of School!

Whether today brings tears of joy, tears of sadness, or just tears because you survived the school year...congratulations! You made it!

Thank you to the teachers, staff, and volunteers who showed up day after day this year. We are so grateful for the work you do to support students and strengthen the community around you!

Now go enjoy summer break...you definitely earned it!

Today was one of those reminders that supporting educators doesn’t stop at city limits. While over 90% of Project Teacher’s work is focused on Wichita-area schools, initiatives like SPARK (Supporting Public Education Across Rural Kansas) are helping us continue expanding support to rural educators and communities across the state. Today’s deliveries took us through Herrington, Chapman, and Marion, with a short stop in Manhattan as we’re excited about some new partnerships taking shape there too.

No matter the zip code, educators deserve to feel supported and valued. Because at the end of the day, strong schools = strong communities, and investing in teachers is investing in the future of every town, city, and student we serve.

Marion- Florence USD 408
Herington USD 487
Chapman Elementary School
Manhattan-Ogden USD 383

WINNER HAS BEEN SELECTED! Congrats Stormi Irvin!

It’s Throwback Thursday…so today we’re throwing it back to one of the conversations that helped inspire the start of Project Teacher.

Years ago, after giving a teacher some classroom supplies and a gift card, she shared something we’ve never forgotten. She told us there were times she would sacrifice her own family’s grocery needs just to make sure her students had what they needed at school.

That conversation stuck with us. Because teachers go far beyond their job descriptions every single day. They show up for kids in ways most people never see.

So in honor of Teacher Appreciation Week (and teachers who give so much of themselves) we’re giving away a $250 grocery gift card to one lucky teacher. ❤️

To enter:�✔️ Like our page�✔️ Like this post�✔️ Tag a teacher�✔️ Comment what school you teach at

We are so grateful for the educators who continue to care for students and their communities every single day.