Dear Supporter of Education,
Dover’s strength is its people—neighbors who care about our schools, teachers, and children. For over 14 years, the Seacoast Educational Endowment for Dover (SEED) has proudly helped shape this story, investing more than $350,000 to spark innovative ideas in Dover classrooms and ignite student learning.

Because of your generosity, SEED has funded projects that inspire curiosity, creativity, and confidence in Dover students at every grade level.

Your Impact in Action
Author-in-Residence: Josh Funk – Woodman Park School With SEED’s support, award-winning children’s author Josh Funk brought his imagination to Dover, guiding students through the art of storytelling and the logic of coding. Together, they discovered how literacy and computational thinking go hand in hand — showing that creativity can live in both words and code.

District-Wide Kindergarten Curriculum Enhancement Awarded $1,000 to each kindergarten classroom across the district to purchase supplemental materials and resources that enhance the newly implemented Core Knowledge Language Arts (CKLA) curriculum, ensuring a robust foundational learning experience for our youngest students.

Together, We Can Make a Difference SEED is powered entirely by community giving — by people like you who believe in the power of education. Your tax-deductible contribution directly supports programs that make a real difference in Dover’s schools. Each gift, regardless of its size, helps our educators bring learning to life and ensures that every student has the opportunity to thrive.

Please join us in shaping Dover’s future— make your gift today and help drive innovation in our classrooms. Your support creates opportunities for every Dover student to thrive. Click "Donate Now" and make a lasting impact. Giving Tuesday is December 2nd!

Dover students and educators thank you for your generous support.

With gratitude,
Sue Vitko, SEED President

Board of Directors
Karen Duffy (Vice President), Jason Gaskell (Treasurer), Lindsay Field (Secretary), Robert Berry, Matt Cedrone, Ashley Chambers, Denise Chiota-Allen, Patty Driscoll, Timothy Granfield, Maureen Kelliher and Marie Winters.