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I enjoyed seeing many of you at Alumni Day. I was sad that none of my 1987 graduating classmates were in attendance (that I could tell from roll-call). I hope you will join me next year.
I wanted to remind everyone that we are an official eBay charity and have been registered on eBay so that you can make donations to the organization by simply pledging a percentage of your eBay sales to HHSAA.
If you are not yet familiar with this easy-to-give-program on eBay, please have a look here:
You can always designate any percentage from 10% to 100% of your eBay sales to HHSAA and help eager students with financial challenges receive much-needed scholarships. Please support education and help HHSAA with making more funds available.
The next time you list anything on eBay, please consider giving at least 10% to the organization for the amazing programs we offer. When listing on eBay, you will see an option to make a donation and you simply search "Hollywood High School" and the HHSAA will pop up, select the organization to receive the donation and it will happen automatically.
Thank you very much for supporting these programs and without your help, we could not make it possible.
Warmest regards,
Christopher Spencer ('87)
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