The Fremont Area Big Give is May 9th and GFDC is Participating!

24 Apr 2017


Articles, Fremont Area Big Give

May 9th is the date of the first-ever Fremont Area Big Give, led by the Fremont Area Community Foundation.  Our charitable arm, the Greater Fremont Development Foundation, is participating in The Big Give on May 9th and will be raising funds to support the purchase of specialized tools for the new Diesel Tech Academy in Fremont. 

Our goal is to raise $5,000 in support of youth interested in a diesel tech career and creation of a talent pipeline that will help many area businesses thrive and grow. 

Starting May 1st you will be able to schedule your donation or simply plan to participate by marking your calendar for May 9th.

DONATE HERE to the Greater Fremont Development Foundation

Fremont Tribune Article about the Fremont Area Diesel Tech Academy

 

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