Eugenio Maria de Hostos Charter School

LXCL:A meaningful way to be part of our legacy and support the future of EMHCS students. Your name will be engraved on a 2" circular plaque. It will fit your first and last name or your business name.

Flower Plaque

LXCL:Una forma significativa de ser parte de nuestro legado y apoyar el futuro de los estudiantes de EMHCS.

Flor Placa

LXCL:An enduring symbol of your commitment and connection to our school community. Your name will be engraved on a 2" x 4" plaque. This can accommodate 80 characters without a logo. If you wish to include your logo, the character limit will decrease 30. This will fit either your first and last name or business name. Please email your logo to wserrano@emhcharter.org.

Branch Plaque

LXCL:Un símbolo perdurable de tu compromiso y conexión con nuestra comunidad escolar.

Rama Placa

LXCL:Our highest level of recognition for those whose generosity helps sustain and grow the EMHCS legacy for generations to come. Your name and logo will be engraved on a 3" x 5" plaque. If you do not have a logo, you can have a short message engraved instead. This can accommodate 130 characters without a logo or 80 characters with a logo. Please email your logo to wserrano@emhcharter.org.

Tree Trunk Plaque

LXCL:Nuestro más alto nivel de reconocimiento para aquellos cuya generosidad ayuda a sostener y hacer crecer el legado de EMHCS para las generaciones venideras.

Tronco de Árbol Placa

LXCL:We appreciate any size donation that you are able to give. You can use this one to donate any amount from $5 to $500.

Legacy Donation

Haz crecer nuestro &Aacute;rbol del Legado Llamativo 🌳 y celebra las ra&iacute;ces de la Escuela Charter Eugenio Mar&iacute;a de Hostos.&nbsp; El &aacute;rbol flamboy&aacute;n (flamboyant) es un s&iacute;mbolo definitorio de la cultura puertorrique&ntilde;a, simbolizando la resiliencia, la esperanza y el orgullo. Aunque es originario de Madagascar e introducido por los espa&ntilde;oles, se ha vuelto profundamente arraigado en el folclore, las artes y la identidad comunitaria de la isla, gracias a su vibrante dosel. Significado Cultural y Simb&oacute;licoResiliencia y Esp&iacute;ritu:&nbsp;El flamboy&aacute;n es frecuentemente visto como una met&aacute;fora del esp&iacute;ritu puertorrique&ntilde;o. Su capacidad para prosperar, florecer intensamente en el duro calor del verano y resistir tormentas tropicales representa la fortaleza de la isla. Orgullo Nacional: Conocido como el &quot;&aacute;rbol de llamas&quot; por sus impresionantes flores rojas, naranjas y a veces amarillas, se considera ampliamente un emblema nacional no oficial del vibrante patrimonio de la isla. Inspiraci&oacute;n Art&iacute;stica:&nbsp;Las llamativas flores son celebradas en la poes&iacute;a, m&uacute;sica y pintura puertorrique&ntilde;a, a menudo sirviendo como una representaci&oacute;n nost&aacute;lgica de la casa. Ya sea que hayas dedicado tu tiempo, talentos, liderazgo, voluntariado o apoyo a nuestra comunidad escolar, esta es una forma significativa de demostrar tu conexi&oacute;n duradera y compromiso con EMHCS y el futuro de la educaci&oacute;n biling&uuml;e en Rochester.

Hola <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">Nombre, Gracias por comprar con nosotros y por apoyar nuestra causa con su compra. Su apoyo contribuye directamente a nuestra misi&oacute;n y nos ayuda a tener un impacto positivo. Si desea contribuir a&uacute;n m&aacute;s, considere correr la voz sobre nuestra escuela a sus amigos y familiares, o cont&aacute;ctenos directamente para conocer las oportunidades de voluntariado. &iexcl;Gracias una vez m&aacute;s por su apoyo! Nikki KersbergenCFOnkersbergen@emhcharter.org

Haz crecer nuestro Árbol del Legado Llamativo 🌳 y celebra las raíces de la Escuela Charter Eugenio María de Hostos.  El árbol flamboyán (flamboyant) es un símbolo definitorio de la cultura puertorriqueña, simbolizando la resiliencia, la esperanza y el orgullo. Aunque es originario de Madagascar e introducido por los españoles, se ha vuelto profundamente arraigado en el folclore, las artes y la identidad comunitaria de la isla, gracias a su vibrante dosel. Significado Cultural y SimbólicoResiliencia y Espíritu: El flamboyán es frecuentemente visto como una metáfora del espíritu puertorriqueño. Su capacidad para prosperar, florecer intensamente en el duro calor del verano y resistir tormentas tropicales representa la fortaleza de la isla. Orgullo Nacional: Conocido como el "árbol de llamas" por sus impresionantes flores rojas, naranjas y a veces amarillas, se considera ampliamente un emblema nacional no oficial del vibrante patrimonio de la isla. Inspiración Artística: Las llamativas flores son celebradas en la poesía, música y pintura puertorriqueña, a menudo sirviendo como una representación nostálgica de la casa. Ya sea que hayas dedicado tu tiempo, talentos, liderazgo, voluntariado o apoyo a nuestra comunidad escolar, esta es una forma significativa de demostrar tu conexión duradera y compromiso con EMHCS y el futuro de la educación bilingüe en Rochester.

Legado Flamboyante Árbol

Check made out to: Eugenio Maria de Hostos Charter School
Address to send check: Attn: Finance Department, 27 Zimbrich Street, Rochester, NY 14621

Grow our Flamboyant Legacy Tree 🌳 and celebrate the roots of Eugenio Mar&iacute;a de Hostos Charter School.&nbsp; The flamboyant&nbsp;tree&nbsp;(flamboyant) is a defining&nbsp;symbol&nbsp;of Puerto Rican culture, symbolizing resilience, hope, and pride. Though originally from Madagascar and introduced by the Spanish, it has become deeply embedded in the island&#39;s folklore, arts, and community identity, thanks to its vibrant canopy. Cultural and Symbolic MeaningResilience and Spirit:&nbsp;The&nbsp;flamboyant&nbsp;is frequently seen as a metaphor for the Puerto Rican spirit. Its ability to thrive, bloom intensely in harsh summer heat, and weather tropical storms represents the island&#39;s strength. National Pride: Known as the &quot;flame tree&quot; for its striking red, orange, and sometimes yellow blooms, it is widely considered an unofficial national emblem of the island&#39;s vibrant heritage. Artistic Inspiration:&nbsp;The fiery blossoms are celebrated in Puerto Rican poetry, music, and painting, often serving as a nostalgic representation of home. Whether you have dedicated your time, talents, leadership, volunteerism, or support our school community, this is a meaningful way to demonstrate your lasting connection and commitment to EMHCS and the future of Bilingual education in Rochester.

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you for shopping with us and for supporting our cause with your purchase. Your support directly contributes to our mission and helps us make a positive impact. If you have purchased a Tree Trunk Plaque ($1,000) or Branch Plaque ($500) and would like your logo included, please email your logo to wserrano@emhcharter.org. If you would like to further contribute, consider spreading the word about our school to your friends and family, or contacting us directly to learn about volunteer opportunities! Thank you once again for your support. Nikki KersbergenCFOnkersbergen@emhcharter.org

Grow our Flamboyant Legacy Tree 🌳 and celebrate the roots of Eugenio María de Hostos Charter School.  The flamboyant tree (flamboyant) is a defining symbol of Puerto Rican culture, symbolizing resilience, hope, and pride. Though originally from Madagascar and introduced by the Spanish, it has become deeply embedded in the island's folklore, arts, and community identity, thanks to its vibrant canopy. Cultural and Symbolic MeaningResilience and Spirit: The flamboyant is frequently seen as a metaphor for the Puerto Rican spirit. Its ability to thrive, bloom intensely in harsh summer heat, and weather tropical storms represents the island's strength. National Pride: Known as the "flame tree" for its striking red, orange, and sometimes yellow blooms, it is widely considered an unofficial national emblem of the island's vibrant heritage. Artistic Inspiration: The fiery blossoms are celebrated in Puerto Rican poetry, music, and painting, often serving as a nostalgic representation of home. Whether you have dedicated your time, talents, leadership, volunteerism, or support our school community, this is a meaningful way to demonstrate your lasting connection and commitment to EMHCS and the future of Bilingual education in Rochester.

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Eugenio Maria de Hostos Charter School

Legado Flamboyante Árbol

Flor Placa

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Rama Placa

$500

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Tronco de Árbol Placa

$1,000

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