Loveland Primary teachers raise $10,200.00 for their playground project

You too can also help build the fully accessible playground at the Loveland Primary School

Loveland, Ohio – These Loveland Primary School teachers were very happy when they they received checks from the Amazing Charity Race, and it was $9,450.00 more than they expected. The teachers worked one of the challenge stations in the pouring rain to raise money to build a new playground at their school.

They accepted checks last week totaling, $10,200.00.

The teachers were only expecting to receive $750.00. The Loveland Police Department also donated the $200.00 they received for helping with the event.

Jen Miller, Christine Wise, Paula Hickey, Cristin Kiefer, Cindy Schriewer, Brooke Hobson and Tina Carroll accepted checks last week totaling, $10,200.00 from the Amazing Charity Race for volunteering at the annual event.

You can also help build the fully accessible playground at the school by taking a look at their Web Site – FutureTigers.com. The project continues to raise funds, but are many dollars short of their goal.

Loveland Magazine is a Sponsor of the Primary Playground Project.

We can build an exceptional playground for our growing tigers to play, learn, and grow… together!

Our Mission: Create an all inclusive playground that supports social, emotional, and physical growth through engaging active play.

Our Financial Goals:

• Regrade current location to correct drainage and erosion issues
• Provide a safe and handicapped-accessible surface under play equipment
• Modernize and upgrade current play structures to meet the needs of our students and allow all students the opportunity to fully engage in play with one another

Growing Future Tigers Play by Play!

A playground like this encourages social interaction & imaginative play.

Top Five Reasons to Make a Gift to the Primary Playground Project:

5. Your gift will help make the LPS more inclusive and provide more choices for students of all physical abilities.
4. Encourage more gross motor activities such as climbing or lifting. (Research shows that the playground structure has a significant impact on children’s physical activity.)
3. Children have more self-confidence and perform better in a school with active play.
2. A welcoming place in our Loveland community for families to come and play… a place of pride!
1. Meet the modern needs of our students through play activities that engage our students in positive play and appropriate social interactions.