Our history
Steve Glidden was one of four children from Newton, MA who perished in a school bus crash on April 27, 2001, while en route to perform in an international children's music festival. In his memory, Steve's family and friends created the all-volunteer Steve Glidden Foundation (SGF), a tax-exempt 501(c)3 charitable foundation... Read more
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Blaine, WA 98230
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News
2019 Summer Camp Scholarships – Final Numbers
Final update from October 04-2019: SGF’s 2019 camp scholarship program broke through almost all of our previous records (all except the number of different camps attended by campers). In total, SGF approved $135,722.50 in summer camp scholarships for 83 children who attended 406.5 weeks of summer camp (132.5 of which were in overnight camp) at 19 different… Read more
Circle of Remembrance Recap – April 27, 2019
Saturday April 27, 2019 marked the 18th anniversary of the bus tragedy that took the lives of four Oak Hill Middle School students: Greg Chan, Kayla Rosenberg, Melissa Leung, and Steve Glidden. As we have done each year, a Circle of Remembrance took place on April 27 at 6 pm, in front of Oak Hill Middle… Read more
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