The North Bay Science Challenge is dependent on community support for both funding and volunteers.
We need to raise funds to put on this wonderful event for our future scientists, doctors, and engineers. Donations in ANY amount are welcome and are tax deductible. Checks should be made to Petaluma Sunrise Rotary Foundation
and mailed to: Mike Roa at 294 Murphy AV., Sebastopol, CA 95472. (see note below)
After recording the donation, Mike will forward the check to the Foundation, and he will send a letter of appreciation with the tax deduction information/number.
To find out more information, volunteer, or donate, contact: Mike Roa, Challenge Coordinator, at: mroa@sonic.net
Note: The 2016 North Bay Science Challenge is being organized by volunteers and former science teachers, with support from community members who support science education. The Science Challenge is a new event for students in grades 4-8. (It is similar to the Science Olympiad, which, in Sonoma County, is for students in grades 4-6 and is sponsored by the Sonoma County Office of Education in 2016.)
We need to raise funds to put on this wonderful event for our future scientists, doctors, and engineers. Donations in ANY amount are welcome and are tax deductible. Checks should be made to Petaluma Sunrise Rotary Foundation
and mailed to: Mike Roa at 294 Murphy AV., Sebastopol, CA 95472. (see note below)
After recording the donation, Mike will forward the check to the Foundation, and he will send a letter of appreciation with the tax deduction information/number.
To find out more information, volunteer, or donate, contact: Mike Roa, Challenge Coordinator, at: mroa@sonic.net
Note: The 2016 North Bay Science Challenge is being organized by volunteers and former science teachers, with support from community members who support science education. The Science Challenge is a new event for students in grades 4-8. (It is similar to the Science Olympiad, which, in Sonoma County, is for students in grades 4-6 and is sponsored by the Sonoma County Office of Education in 2016.)
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