Give Today: Contribute to Wolmer’s Schools’ STEAM Building
For nearly three decades, Wolmer’s Alumni Association (Florida) has kept Wolmerians connected to one another and to the school that shaped us. Through your generosity and school spirit, the Chapter has funded scholarships, helped repair infrastructure, and supported feeding and athletics programs. Every Wolmerian carries something of the school with them: the teachers who pushed us, the friends we made in the corridors, and the sense that we were being prepared for more than we could yet imagine. That is the spirit behind everything this Chapter has done, and it is what makes us confident that we can do more. Today’s students deserve the same opportunities that shaped us, along with the tools to meet a world that is changing faster than ever.
The Chapter has always been strongest when alumni, families, and friends of Wolmer’s stand together. Our most ambitious project yet, the chapter is seeking to contribute $100,000 towards a STEAM building for our Wolmer’s Schools and will need that same unity. We are asking you to help us take this giant step by contributing to the Chapter’s new, exciting, and elaborate Fundraising initiative. This fundraising drive is very important to the future of Wolmer’s Schools and how you can be part of it. In fact, when Chapter’s Fundraising Committee was formed under by the President of the Association, Mr. Errol Reynolds, it was
tasked to raise a total of $200,000 over six years toward the building and furnishing a STEAM Building at our Wolmer’s Schools. The committee is seeking to raise an initial $100,000 in Phase 1, followed by a second phase of another $100,000. Phase 1 would run for approximately 30 months, from November 2026 to July 2029, and Phase 2 would follow immediately after.
Why this matters
1. A STEAM Building (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) will give students space and equipment that ordinary classrooms cannot offer.
2. Our students would be able to run real labs in biology, chemistry, and physics, work with robotics kits,
3D printers, and computers, and learn in safe, purpose-built spaces.
3. Students will enter college with hands-on experience and discover interests in fast-growing fields such as health care, engineering, information technology, and data science.
4. A modern facility will also help the schools attract and keep strong science and math teachers.
