Genevieve Irvine Education Fund for Economically Disadvantaged Children
Established Circle of Investment
Benefiting Students in Need of Financial Assistance
Genevieve C. Irvine’s children created this Circle of Investment in 2009 in memory of their mother, to acknowledge her “love of children” and “respect for education.” Genevieve was born in 1923 and attended Quincy schools.
Genevieve was dearly loved by her husband, William, her children, grandchildren, and family. Throughout her life, Genevieve was described by those who knew her as “exceptionally kind and loving.”
Genevieve’s passion for education came from her strong belief that education was a way to a good quality of life. Each of Genevieve’s five children obtained a college degree and attribute much of their success in life to their loving family and education.
Genevieve and William instilled in their children a compassion for those in society who are less fortunate. As parents, they accomplished this by modeling positive and caring attitudes in their interactions with others in need.
It is the hope of Genevieve’s children that this Fund will support the value of education and assist those students who are experiencing financial and other barriers to obtaining a quality education that can lead to success in life.
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Funding in Action
Grants & Initiatives Supported Through This Circle of Investment
- GRANTED IN 2025-2026
Intramural Basketball & Cheer at Iles Elementary
$950
Funding for an afterschool programIles Elementary School • 3rd - 5th Grade • 50 Students Impacted - GRANTED IN 2024-2025
RAD Closet (Formerly known as the Colonel’s Closet)
$1,500
Supporting students with essential clothing and personal items so they can feel confident, comfortable, and ready to focus on learning.Iles Elementary School • Pre-K - 5th Grade • 200 Students Impacted - GRANTED IN 2023-2024
The Colonel’s Closet
$1,000
Making sure students have access to clothing and essentials so they can feel comfortable, confident, and ready for the day.Iles Elementary School • Kindergarten - 5th Grade • 550 Students Impacted - GRANTED IN 2022-2023
ENGAGEMENT in our Community, ENGAGEMENT in our Curriculum, ENGAGEMENT in LEARNING!
$12,800.22
Monthly cultural activities for the entire schoolLincoln-Douglas Elementary School • Kindergarten - 5th Grade • 585 Students Impacted - GRANTED IN 2022-2023
Sustaining Treats for At-Risk Students
$800
Designed to inspire curiosity, this project supports hands-on exploration and deeper engagement.Quincy Senior High School • 9th - 12th Grade • 100 Students Impacted
