MNTC Foundation
The Moore Norman Technology Center Foundation, Inc. was established in 1974 to foster and promote technology education, and to help students realize their dreams when financial difficulties can become a road block to academic and career success. Since its inception, the MNTC Foundation has grown to include a granting program for teachers as well as emergency funding for MNTC students or staff who face sudden hardship. A tax-deductible gift to the MNTC Foundation is a gift of a quality education and an investment in the future of our economy.
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Donate today!
Your generous support directly impacts the students at Moore Norman Technology Center. The link below allows you to determine any amount you want to contribute through an online donation.
Mail your contribution to:
Moore Norman Technology Center Foundation, Inc.,
P.O. Box 6586, Norman, OK 73070.
MNTC Foundation Goals
- Engage the community in ongoing education improvement
- Provide a professional mechanism and expertise to collect and invest donated funds in a way that is agreeable to donors
- Give investment options for those truly interested in the future of the community
Choose Where Your Donations Go
- Scholarships - Merit-based scholarships awarded to students who have exhibited outstanding leadership and professional skills in their MNTC class.
- Emergency Funding - Available to any MNTC student or staff member in the event of a sudden loss of income or extreme hardship.
- Grants to Teachers - Assist teachers in purchasing classroom supplies and equipment to enable them to teach their students more effectively. These funds can also be applied to tuition or training costs related to teaching.
Trustees
MNTC Foundation trustees may include up to 20 representatives of Moore and Norman banking institutions, chambers of commerce and business. Currently, MNTC’s Foundation has 17 trustees.
MNTC Food Pantry
The MNTC Foundation Food Pantry is a free food assistance service offered to current students (long term and short term) and current MNTC employees. There are not income requirements. Participants must complete an intake application to participate. The MNTC Foundation Food Pantry is sponsored by the MNTC Foundation in partnership with the Regional Food Bank.
Download Food Pantry Intake Application & Notice to Clients
MNTC Foundation Luncheon
MNTC Foundation News
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Oklahoma City’s Tio Chuy’s Auto Sales Award Scholarships in Honor of Family Patriarch.
Last year, Rich Barnard, president and CEO of Tio Chuy’s Auto Sales, LLC surprised his family with a special announcement. Not only was his company starting a scholarship at Moore Norman Technology Center, the scholarship was named after the family patriarch, Joseph R. Barnard.
The Joseph R. Barnard Memorial Scholarship was awarded to six (6) Moore Norman Technology Center students who will each receive a $1000 scholarship. This scholarship will allow our students to purchase tools, pay for certification exams, and cover other expenses that may otherwise present barriers to entering the workforce in their chosen field.
The second group of students to receive the scholarship are; Elizabeth Adams, Surgical Technology; Joshua Ware, Chason Brassfield, and McKenzie Fleehart from Automotive Service Technology; Riley Cole, Aviation Maintenance Technology; Londyn Robb, Esthetics.