The Roseland Educational Foundation was established in September 2015 as a 501c3 nonprofit organization with the vision of advancing education through sustainable programs that benefit teachers and students. Its mission is to develop supplemental materials for teachers, provide mentoring and community support, assist with beneficial legislation, and build student confidence. It has launched several programs and communication channels to achieve these goals and support educators over the next five years through scholarships, disaster relief, self-confidence building, and informing policymakers.

1. Roseland Educational
Foundation
Business Plan 2016
Justine Garcia
CEO and Founder of
Roseland Educational Foundation

2. Our Vision
Our vision is to advance education by implementing
sustainable programs that benefit teachers and students.

3. Our Mission Statement
Roseland Educational Foundation supports educators by:
• Developing programs to provide teachers with the necessary supplemental
materials.
• Supporting teachers through mentoring and a community support forum.
• Assisting legislators in creating legislation that benefits education.
• Creating programs to assist in building self-confidence in students to help
keep students in school.
We are a non-profit organization with 501c3 status. We are achieving these
goals through private and public funding and partnerships.

4. Our Value Statement
Roseland Educational Foundation has the long-term commitment, passion, and
compassion to establish and provide educational programs that benefit teachers
and students.

5. Roseland Educational Foundation
Timeline
 September 11, 2015-Roseland Educational Foundation was formed.
 October 31, 2015-Website for Roseland Educational Foundation launched.
 November 2015-The documentation establishing the 501c3 status was
submitted.
 November 2015-The mentoring program began to serve the teaching
community.

6. Roseland Educational Foundation
Timeline cont…
 January 1, 2016-Notes from A Teacher began to serve the community.
 February 14, 2016-Animations began to accompany the Education Matters blog and
uploaded to You-tube.
 March-Internal Revenue Service (IRS) granted 501c3 status to the foundation.

7. Upcoming six months ambitious projects
include
1. Obtaining sponsorships from established organizations.
2. Seeking grants and other donations to implement the Creating Lifelong Learners program and
sustain established programs.
3. Establishing an inventory list and purchasing items for care packages for new teachers and for
the Disaster Relief program.
4. Performing a Back to School fundraiser on August 18, 2016.
5. Continuing to build upon existing programs.

8. Next five years ambitious
strategies include:
1. Funding scholarships to help supply teachers with supplemental materials.
2. Establishing programs to keep children in school and create lifelong learners.
3. Implementing disaster relief to assist teachers in resupplying their classrooms after a natural
disaster.
4. Creating the program Mind over Matter to help build students’ self-confidence.
5. Initiating contacts to help inform legislators about legislation that benefits students and
educators.

9. Established Projects
Roseland Educational Foundation has created:
1. A website, a Facebook page, a group on Facebook, a Twitter account, and an Instagram account to establish connections
with educators and the public.
2. Two blogs called Education Matters and Notes from A Teacher that establish and enhance connections among teachers
and parents.
3. A mentoring program to give teachers a sounding board and resource for help if needed.
4. An animated video to accompany the Education Matters blog posted each month and uploaded to You-tube.

10. Contact Information
Roseland Educational Foundation
201 S Porter Street
Lampasas, TX 76550
512.213.7843
http://www.roselandeducationalfoundation.org
info@roselandeducationalfoundation.org