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The PTO estimates that we spend between $125 and $150 per child each calendar year, and the more we are able to raise, the more we are able to give back.
The PTO is committed to providing free activities and events for students and their families. The majority of events throughout the school year are fully sponsored by the PTO. However, to fund events, enrichment activities, and school supplies, we periodically seek support through donations and fundraising events.
Please join us in supporting the Peirce community through the various fundraising and donation options listed below.
Annual Fund
Annual Fund
Please know that every gift, no matter the size, is greatly appreciated!
Here are some examples of what your gift can do:
$150: Provides school supplies for 3–4 students for the entire school year
$100: Helps provide lunch for teachers and staff during Teacher Appreciation Week
$50: Supports mini-grants for classroom teacher needs
$25: Provides annual enrichment activities for one student.
We hope you will consider a gift of $150 per child.
If you prefer to send a check, please make it out to Peirce PTO, and mail it to:
Peirce Elementary School (attn: PTO)
85 Park Avenue Extension
Arlington, MA 02474
Enrichment
Enrichment
Did you know that the Peirce PTO Annual Fund covers all field trips and in-school enrichment for every student?! There are no additional costs for families.
Each year, we spend over $12,000 on experiences such as STEM workshops, author visits, and trips to the Museum of Science, the Stone Zoo, and many more.
Bingo Night
Bingo Night
Purchase tickets for a chance to win one of the great raffle baskets made possible by generous donations.
Peirce Fun Run
Peirce Fun Run
Help your student start a fundraising page to collect donations from friends and family.
Popcorn Fundraiser
Popcorn Fundraiser
Purchase delicious popcorn to help support Peirce! Watch for this fundraiser in March.
Caregiver Nights Out
Caregiver Nights Out
Support the Peirce PTO and hang out with friends! Watch for events in the winter and spring.
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