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Board accepts donations for Rosie Bags, K–12 entrepreneurship and needy students
Summary
Darlington board accepted several donations Dec. 11, including $150 each from Compeer Financial and United Methodist Church for the DEMS Rosie Bags project, $1,600 from Cummins Emission Solutions for K–12 entrepreneurship, and other smaller gifts and in-kind paint for a mural.
The Darlington Community School District board accepted multiple donations to support student activities and programs.
Donations recorded in the minutes include $150 from Compeer Financial and $150 from United Methodist Church to the DEMS Service Learning Student Activity Account (supporting Rosie Bags); $100 from Jill Ringen and $25 from Patsy Steiner to the same account; $1,600 from Cummins Emission Solutions, Inc. earmarked for K–12 Entrepreneurship; $200 from American Legion Post 214 to the Needy Students Account; and donated paint from Mathys Ace Hardware for use on a district mural. Each motion to accept donations was moved by Crist and seconded by Winslow and carried as recorded.
The minutes record gratitude to donors but do not specify how the entrepreneurship funds will be disbursed or timelines for the mural work.
