Chapter Information
Care to Learn - Wheaton was established in 2020 as the 36th Care to Learn Chapter. It currently serves students in partnership with the Wheaton R-III School District.
The Wheaton Chapter also partners with several organizations in the community to raise funds for students in need. Students and faculty can also support their local Care to Learn Chapter by wearing hats to school!
Key Facts
Care to Learn - Wheaton
- $3,531.01 = Total Amount Spent to Meet Students’ Needs
- 793 = Total Number of Student Needs Met
- $3.99 = Average Cost to Meet A Student’s Need
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Chapter Leadership
Jordan McFall
Jordan is the Chapter Liaison for the Care to Learn - Wheaton Chapter. She also serves as an Elementary School Principal for the Wheaton R-III School District.
As a Liaison for the Wheaton Grove Chapter, Jordan works within the Wheaton R-III School District to ensure student’s basic needs are being met and to raise funds to ensure Care to Learn – Wheaton continues its mission.
Jordan has seen firsthand the impact Care to Learn has on students.
Recently Care to Learn Wheaton provided shoes for all elementary, middle and high school students. The impact on the school was priceless. Younger students were dancing with excitement, older students shared how grateful they were able to have a new pair.
Meeting the Need
Care to Learn - Wheaton works with the Wheaton R-III School District to fill these health, hunger, and hygiene needs for students:
HEALTH
Doctor appointments
Dental care
Eye exam and glasses
Hearing services/equipment
Mental health services
Pest control services
Prescription assistance
HUNGER
Weekend food bags (PK – 6th)
Food pantry (7th – 12th)
Classroom snacks
Grocery vouchers
HYGIENE
Clothing/Shoe voucher
Shampoo/Soap
Toothbrush/Toothpaste
Deodorant
Feminine products
Lice treatments
Laundry detergent
Laundry vouchers
Household cleaning supplies
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