On May 6, 2016, the Santa Teresa Charitable Foundation (STCF), presented three $1,000 scholarships to the outstanding Santa Teresa High School interns of the 2015-2016 school year. This money will be used to cover tuition expenses as they will begin their college studies in the fall of 2016. Last August, the Santa Teresa Charitable Foundation […]
The Santa Teresa Charitable Foundation (STCF) presented a check for $9,200 to the Gadsden Independent School District’s Board of Directors at their monthly meeting on April 28, 2016. The money was raised by STCF via the Santa Teresa Charity Golf Tournament, and supports the Honors Programs at the Sunland Park, Riverside, and Desert View Elementary […]
March 4, 2016 The Santa Teresa Charitable Foundation presented a check for $2,400 to Desert View Elementary School in Sunland Park this morning. The money will be used to take the elementary school children on field trips throughout the region – the local schools have very little money for these types of off-campus activities. In May, […]
Published in the El Paso Times January 16, 2016 CHAPARRAL — All 22 of Arcelia Guillermo-Rios’ Desert Trail Elementary School students know why their teacher has been getting a lot of attention lately. “We would all tell Mrs. Rios she’s the best teacher. Now the whole U.S. knows that she’s the best, not just the […]
December 18, 2015: The Santa Teresa Charitable Foundation did its second round of uniform giveaways today, this time to the students of Sunland Park Elementary School (K – grade 6). Special thanks goes out to Burt Blacksher, Senior Executive Vice President of WestStar Bank for helping us hand out uniforms, and Barbara Walker (belatedly) of […]
The Santa Teresa Charitable Foundation’s board presented a check for $11,500 to the Gadsden Independent School District’s Board at their monthly board meeting on January 8, 2015. The money was raised by the STCF during the Santa Teresa Charity Golf Tournament and supports the honors programs at Sunland Park, Riverside, and Desert View elementary schools. […]