Annual Report 2025-26

Annual Report 2025-26

By the Numbers

4,589

Total volunteer hours

+33% over last year

2,044

Students impacted

$165.8K+

Est. volunteer value

+40% over last year

72

Active volunteers

76

Teachers participating

+15% over last year

21

Schools served

2025-26 Program Highlights

Student & School Impact

  • Supported a high school Speech and Debate Club whose students earned a 2nd Place finish in competition
  • Supported teachers and schools with classroom assistance, mentoring, tutoring, and enrichment activities across multiple grade levels 
  • Assisted with PSSA standardized testing, the Regional Middle School Science Fair, Retro Recess, and the Holiday Shoppe
  • Expanded volunteer placements to Council Rock High School South's Preschool Program, creating a unique four-generation learning environment
  • Extended S.A.G.E.'s impact beyond the classroom by supporting five local blood drives held at school

Organizational Growth

  • Partnered with Middle Bucks Institute of Technology (MBIT) to create a video explaining and promoting the benefits of S.A.G.E. for students, teachers, schools, and volunteers 
  • Increased active volunteer hours by 33+%
  • Increased teacher participation over 15%
  • Increased volunteer value nearly 40% 

Volunteer Development

Provided training opportunities in:

  • English Language Development (ELD) • Mandated Reporting
  • Volunteer best practices and support 

2025-26 Challenges

  • Limited access to school liaisons and teachers due to administrative constraints
  • The need for increased teacher engagement and utilization of volunteers
  • Enhancing volunteer orientation and ongoing training opportunities
  • Expanding community awareness and visibility of S.A.G.E. 
  • Increasing Board engagement and organizational capacity 

Looking Ahead: 2026 and Beyond

  • Launching the Bridging Generations, Building Futures Intergenerational Mentoring Pilot Program
  • Strengthening Board development and leadership
  • Responding to decreasing funding sources for education and nonprofits
  • Expanding community awareness, partnerships, and volunteer engagement
  • Building stronger communication and collaboration with school personnel and 
  • community partners
  • Continuing to address organizational challenges while growing S.A.G.E.'s impact throughout the community

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