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ROCHESTER - A $10,000 donation from the William Evans Trust will benefit Spaulding High School students facing food insecurity, the City of Rochester announced today.
Spaulding High School staff will oversee the disbursement of these resources, identifying students most in need to ensure the greatest impact. The Trustees of the Trust Fund will receive regular updates to maintain transparency and responsible stewardship of the funds.
The donation will be distributed as follows:
$6,000 for lunch vouchers to ensure students in need have access to nutritious meals during the school day.
$1,000 for the Raider Pantry, helping stock groceries and non-perishable food items for students who rely on this essential resource.
$3,000 for the Compassion Closet, which provides underserved and homeless students with necessities including clothing, hygiene products, and toiletries.
"We are incredibly grateful to the William Evans Trust for this meaningful contribution," said Spaulding High School Principal, Justin Roy. "These funds will go a long way in supporting our students' well-being, ensuring that basic needs are met so they can focus on learning and achieving success."
The William Evans Trust, managed by the Trustees of the Trust Fund, has long been a vital supporter of Rochester Schools. In addition to this latest donation, the trustees administer approximately 27 scholarships, distributing over $40,000 annually to graduating Spaulding High School seniors. They also oversee the School Building Capital Reserve Account, currently valued at more than $48,000, working closely with the Rochester School Board and Bar Harbor Wealth Management to invest in the district's long-term success.
"We are honored to support the essential programs at Spaulding High School and proud to uphold the legacy and intentions of William Evans," said Trustee Matthew Winders. "It's deeply meaningful to see his trust making a lasting difference in the lives of students."
For more information about the Trustees of the Trust Fund and the William Evans Trust, please visit: Trustees of the Trust Fund | Rochester NH
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