The Carson Higgins Foundation

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Carson loved Revere and loved giving back, so we created The Carson Higgins Memorial Scholarship. This is our fifth-year awarding scholarships to Revere students and will be a total of $56,000 awarded! The Scholarship is awarded regardless of your plans after high school, and is based on kindness, volunteering, paying it forward, overcoming adversity, or how Carson may have impacted your life.




Additionally- We would love to see pictures you may have of Carson or a memory or funny story of Carson. We will give prizes totaling $1,000 in awards at your senior picnic. If you have any, please send to carsonstrong@carsonstrong.org by May 1st.

Speaking of senior picnic, we understand COVID has been hard for fundraising, and we know this class has been through a lot. So, the Higgins Family & CHMF want to do something special for your class.
We will give each student a choice of one of three items- Shirt, hat or drawstring bag (Revere Seniors will create the design, then each senior student will be able to choose one item and they will be delivered to school for the Senior Picnic)
We want to help enhance your end of senior year picnic and will donate up to $10,000! Here are some easy ways to raise the funds to add more fun to your Senior Year:
If you get someone to sign up for a reoccurring $18 month donation to our foundation, we will donate $25 (Put in comments Revere Senior) https://carsonstrong.org/donation/
Get your parent and their adult friends to purchase tickets to our Foundation Dinner--For every adult that buys a ticket to our dinner on April 22 we will donate $25 (when they register through our website, simply check the box for Family of Revere Senior) https://carsonstrong.org/events/annual-fundraising-dinner/
For every person that signs up to run and fundraise for CHMF in the Akron marathon, half or relay team we will donate $25 https://raceroster.com/events/2022/55928/2022-firstenergy-akron-marathon-half-marathon-and-team-relay/fundraising-organization/35294



This is a win-win! Your donations support an amazing cause (Carson Higgins Memorial Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non profit organization) and you raise funds for your Senior Picnic, and any remaining funds left from the picnic will be donated to Prom or the wishes of your Senior Class!



Thank you,

John and Debbie Higgins

www.carsonstrong.org

 

 






 
 

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